KEANU REEVES's Rock Band DOGSTAR Announces Spring/Summer 2026 European Tour

Keanu Reeves's reactivated 1990s and early 2000s grunge band DOGSTAR will embark on the European "All In Now Tour" in June/July 2026.

Pre-sale tickets will be available starting tomorrow (Wednesday, December 3) at 10 a.m. local time. The general on-sale starts Friday, December 5.

"All In Now Tour" 2026 tour dates:

Jun. 11 - 3Olympia Theatre - Dublin, Ireland
Jun. 13 - Roundhouse - London, England
Jun. 14 - Download Festival - Castle Donington, UK
Jun. 16 - Paradiso - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Jun. 17 - L'Olympia - Paris, France
Jun. 19 - Sierre Blues Festival - Sierre, Switzerland
Jun. 21 - Pinkpop Festival - Landgraaf, Netherlands
Jun. 22 - Große Freiheit 36 - Hamburg, Germany
Jun. 23 - Huxleys Neue Welt - Berlin, Germany
Jun. 25 - Gröna Lund - Stockholm, Sweden
Jun. 27 - Tinderbox Festival - Odense, DK
Jun. 29 - Archa Theatre - Prague, Czech Republic
Jul. 01 - Carlswerk Victoria - Cologne, Germany
Jul. 02 - Festival de Wiltz - Wiltz, Luxembourg
Jul. 07 - Paral·lel 62 - Barcelona, Spain
Jul. 08 - Mad Cool Festival - Madrid, Spain
Jul. 09 - NOS Alive Festival - Lisbon, Portugal
Jul. 11 - Auditorium Cavea - Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone - Rome, Italy
Jul. 12 - Nuova Fiera del Levante - Bari, Italy
Jul. 14 - Pordenone Blues & Co. Festival - Pordenone, Italy
Jul. 15 - Teatro Arcimboldi - Milan, Italy
Jul. 17 - Gasometer - Vienna, Austria
Jul. 18 - Akvárium Klub - Budapest, Hungary

DOGSTAR released its first album in two decades, "Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees", in October 2023 via the group's own label Dillon Street Records (distributed through ADA). The band also signed a new management deal with Q Prime.

DOGSTAR is composed of guitarist/vocalist Bret Domrose, drummer Rob Mailhouse and bassist Keanu Reeves.

DOGSTAR played its first concert following a two-decade-long hiatus on May 27, 2023 at the BottleRock music festival in Napa Valley, California. Reeves and his bandmates debuted new music from "Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees", including the song "Glimmer".

DOGSTAR, which hadn't performed live since October 2002, announced its return on Instagram in the summer of 2022 and began posting regular updates on the progress of its recording sessions.

Regarding DOGSTAR's latest album, Reeves told Billboard ahead of the BottleRock show: "I think all three of us just said, 'Well, if we're going to do this, let's make a record.'" Domrose added: "We just knew that there was 'X' amount of time, and we needed to make the most of it. We just locked on as wanting to make this record, and it happened pretty quickly."

DOGSTAR's most recent LP was helmed by producer Dave Trumfio (WILCO, BUILT TO SPILL). "[Dave] understood where we were coming from," said Mailhouse, "and worked really well with Bret, layering guitars and doing lots of different sounds and ambient things — things that weren't just hard rock, in-your-face music, [but] a little more textural."

"Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees" was DOGSTAR's first collection of new music since its 2000 sophomore effort "Happy Ending".

Reeves co-founded DOGSTAR in 1991, and the band subsequently released two albums, toured with BON JOVI and opened a show for David Bowie. Keanu handled bass and backing vocals for DOGSTAR, but eventually his increasing fame made it difficult to find time for the project, and the band broke up in 2002. He later played in the spinoff group BECKY with DOGSTAR drummer, co-founder and actor Robert Mailhouse, but he left that band after just a year.

In a 2019 interview with GQ, Reeves shared a fond memory from when DOGSTAR was inexplicably booked at the 1992 Milwaukee Metal Fest, alongside acts like AGNOSTIC FRONT, CANNIBAL CORPSE, OBITUARY and DEICIDE.

"We played Milwaukee Metal Fest. Got killed. I think we played close to [New York hardcore punk legends] MURPHY'S LAW. Imagine," Reeves told GQ. "So we played a GRATEFUL DEAD cover, at Milwaukee Metal Fest. We were, like, 'They hate us. What are we doing here? What can we do? Let's do THE GRATEFUL DEAD cover…They were just like, Fuck you, you suck. I had the biggest grin on my face, man."

Reeves's breakthrough film role came in the form of the science-fiction comedies "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" in 1989, followed by "Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey" in 1991.

Press photo courtesy of Q Prime