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Triumph has officially announced a second leg of their Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded tour, continuing their celebration of 50 years in the music industry. The legendary band will return to the road this autumn, with April Wine once again appearing as the supporting act for every performance.
The upcoming stretch of dates begins on November 17 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and concludes on December 12 in San Diego. In total, the band is currently scheduled to perform 16 shows across North America.
Fans looking to attend can access ticket presales starting Tuesday, August 25. General ticket sales will begin Thursday, August 27, at 10:00 A.M. local time. Complete tour details and purchasing options are available through Triumph's official website.
While the tour celebrates the band's legacy, the lineup has seen some adjustments. Bassist Mike Levine is unable to perform during these reunion dates due to ongoing health challenges. However, Levine remains active and supportive behind the scenes, and members of his family have frequently joined the band on stage to greet fans.
To maintain their signature sound, founding members Rik Emmett and Gil Moore collaborated with Levine to recruit a high-energy ensemble. This expanded group includes Todd Kerns, Phil X, and Brent Fitz. Drummer Gil Moore jokingly described the unique arrangement as the "first six-man power trio of all time."
The current lineup provided a preview of their live performance in June 2025, when they played three songs during the Stanley Cup playoffs in Edmonton. This appearance set the stage for the high-energy experience fans can expect during the upcoming November and December tour dates.
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