Black Label Society's American Crusade Tour Dates Announced

0:00It's April 22nd, from the studio to the stage. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Black Label Society just dropped dates for the second leg of their American Crusade tour, kicking off late summer into fall of 2026. Zach Wilde and the crew, including bassist John J.D. DeServio and drummer Jeff Feb, will headline while pulling double duty with their Black Sabbath. Tribue band Zach Sabbath as support. The dark chapel, led by BLS guitarist Dario Lorena, opens every show. The run starts August 25th in Albany, New York, and hits spots like Buffalo, Chicago, Dallas, and Raps October 2nd in Bend, Oregon. Tickets are moving fast, with a pre-sale that ran this week using code BBMBLS26 and General sales hit Friday, April 24th at 10am. Local time. They're pushing their fresh album, Engines of Demolition. Opt in March on M&RK Heavy, packed with 15 tracks including singles like Namin, Blood

1:03and a heartfelt Aussie song tribute to Zach's long-time boss, Aussie Osborne. Fans are buzzing online about the double-duty lineup, especially after Zach spend years celebrating Pantera on the road, which delayed this record. From their 2021 Doom Crew Inc., he explained it was all about timing-right, writing riffs between tours, so the album gets proper love once out. At Pantera grind 8 of 3 and a half years, but Zach kept the ideas flowing, noodling on guitar and piano, until the stars align for recording. Black Label Society, formed by Zach, back in 1998, stays heavy between his Aussie gigs. He's back the Prince of Darkness on nearly every solo album for decades. Catch this crusade if you're near one of those cities its prime rift worship, with family bands tearing it up, proving Zach's machine never slows.