Pierce The Veil have revealed that they will be playing their biggest show ever in their hometown of San Diego.
Initially, the band teased the announcement by showing off images of Petco Park, the home of the San Diego Padres, a place where the band have previously thrown the first pitch.
Now, it has been confirmed that the band will take over the iconic baseball ground, with a capacity of 39,860. That’s a lot of people. The show will take place on September 12 and will serve as the band’s only mainland US headline show in 2026.
Vocalist/guitarist Vic Fuentes had this to say about the reveal, stating, “We’ve saved the biggest and best for San Diego. There’s no place we’d rather close out the greatest tour of our career than right here in our hometown. This is more than a show to us. It’s a celebration of our roots and a massive thank you to the community that raised us. Headlining Petco Park is a defining moment for our band, and we’re going all out to deliver the biggest, loudest, and most unforgettable night of our lives for the fans who got us here.”
Presale for the show will begin today (January 27) and run through until general sale, which begins on January 30.
Pierce The Veil will be continuing the ‘I Can’t Hear You’ tour in April when they head over to Australia. They were also recently announced as special guests for two shows on Guns N’ Roses’ upcoming North American headline tour.
These ones, to be exact.
SEPTEMBER
09 – ARLINTON, TX Globe Life Field
06 – SAN ANTONIO, TX Alamodome
2025 saw Pierce The Veil play some of their biggest ever shows in the UK and Europe, including a stop at London’s Wembley Arena.
Their latest album, ‘The Jaws Of Life,’ received the deluxe treatment in 2025. Here’s ‘Kiss Me Now’ from that very edition.
