Mt. Joy

Following the breakout success of their 2025 album Hope We Have Fun, Mt. Joy has announced additional dates on their North American tour for 2026, anchored by some of the biggest headline moments of their career. The run includes a massive return to Madison Square Garden, two nights at the iconic Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Red Rocks Amphitheatre, another milestone date at Boston’s TD Garden, and a celebratory Colorado stop at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre, where the band previously sold nearly 14,000 tickets. These marquee plays build on a banner 2025 that saw Mt. Joy sell nearly 200,000 tickets across the U.S., sell out The Greek Theatre in Berkeley and The United Center in Chicago, and headline festivals including Newport Folk Festival, all while delivering some of the most emotional and communal performances of their career.

The Philadelphia group has emerged as one of America’s most beloved live acts, known for blending euphoric, anthemic folk-rock with deeply human storytelling. Their album Hope We Have Fun captured this balance seamlessly, debuting in the Top 10 on Spotify’s U.S. Album Chart and landing multiple songs across AAA Radio’s Top 10, including “Highway Queen (feat. Maren Morris)” and “She Wants to Go Dancing.”

The new 2026 tour, which honors their ten-year anniversary as a band, kicks off this spring following the band’s debut Australia/New Zealand run, bringing Mt. Joy back to fan-favorite cities and venues while opening the door to new markets still to be announced. Artist presale begins Tuesday at 10am local time, Spotify Fans First presale begins Wednesday at noon local, and general on-sale starts Friday, December 5 at 10am local.

The newly announced summer run, billed as Mt. Joy: Celebrating 10 Years of Mt. Joy, is being approached with an emphasis on accessibility, and $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to charity, with the 2026 beneficiary to be announced soon. For more information and tickets, visit www.mtjoyband.com/#tour.

Mt. Joy’s touring continues to be a driver of meaningful impact nationwide. The band has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to organizations including the ACLU and Family Reach, hosted non-perishable food drives at shows, and made visits to children’s hospitals while on the road. Through direct ticket donations, benefit concerts, exclusive merch collaborations, and creative nonprofit partnerships, Mt. Joy has raised over $700,000 for charity since 2022, using their platform to inspire empathy, awareness, and action.

Their philanthropic ethos continues into this next chapter: the band recently released a new stripped back version of “Lucy,” the original raising $23,437 for the American Brain Tumor Association, contributing to the nearly $500,000 raised for charity on this album cycle alone. The heartfelt track, and its new stripped version, has become a symbol of the band’s commitment to pairing purpose with music in ways that resonate far beyond the stage.

With a new tour ahead, landmark venues on the horizon, and their philanthropic impact continuing to grow, Mt. Joy reaffirms that empathy, artistry, and purpose can thrive hand in hand, turning every show into far more than a concert, but a community.