Black Label Society has officially announced a major North American tour for early 2026, announcing a rare dual-fronted assault with Zakk Sabbath—and not just as support. On this trek, Wylde, bassist John “JD” DeServio and drummer Jeff Fabb will hold down the BLS headline slot, while Zakk Sabbath—the Black Sabbath tribute lineup fronted by Wylde himself—opens the show.
The tour kicks off February 27, 2026 in San Antonio, TX and runs through May 14, 2026, concluding at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN. Along the way, they’ll cover major markets including Dallas, Oklahoma City, Denver, Phoenix, San Francisco and several Canadian stops in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal. Tickets go on sale November 14, 2025.
Wylde has remained busy in recent years—touring with Pantera, issuing new singles with BLS, and helping honour his former boss Ozzy Osbourne at his final show. With BLS now teasing a twelfth studio album and rollout of singles like “The Gallows,” “Lord Humungus” and “Broken and Blind,” the time is ripe for a major resurgence.
In a recent interview, Wylde explained his process frankly: “We just track these heavy riffs at home… then when we’re ready, we’ll hit the road in 2026.” For fans waiting years for a proper BLS headlining tour—this one might hit like a thunderclap.
