Joanne Shaw Taylor

The tour announcement comes on the heels of Joanne’s new studio album announcement, The Trouble With Love, produced by Kevin Shirley and set for release October 23rd via Journeyman Records. On The Trouble With Love, Joanne dives headfirst into the beautiful chaos of the human heart. Blending blues, rock, and soul-soaked pop, the album explores the many forms love takes in our lives: the reckless kind that sweeps you off your feet, the quiet kind that steadies you, the kind that breaks you open, and the kind that puts you back together.

Joanne recently shared the album’s latest single, “This Is Who I Am,” a soul-baring reinterpretation of Celeste’s song about acceptance, self-love, and being seen clearly. The single follows a run of releases that have steadily opened the door into the world of The Trouble With Love, including the fiery title track featuring Joe Bonamassa, the collaborative standout “What Good Is My Love?” featuring Orianthi, and the defiant blues-gospel anthem “Hell Or High Water.” Together, the songs point toward one of Joanne’s most emotionally direct and musically expansive albums yet.

The newly announced Fall 2026 dates follow a busy stretch of touring for Joanne, including upcoming European festival appearances and a summer U.S. run that includes stops in California, the Northeast, Midwest, and beyond. Known for her commanding stage presence, fiery guitar work, and emotionally immersive performances, Joanne continues to captivate audiences with a set that blends new material with fan favorites from across her catalog.

Over the past year, Robert Jon & The Wreck has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe, joined Samantha Fish for a high–profile West Coast run, and expanded their reach through festivals, headline dates, and special guest appearances. Known for their road–tested chemistry and commanding live presence, the band have steadily built a reputation as one of the most consistent and compelling live acts in modern American rock.