Agnostic Front are closing out a marathon year on home turf. The New York hardcore pioneers have announced a short, hard-hitting North American run for October alongside Montreal punk act Béton Armé and rising hardcore outfit Restraining Order, kicking off October 10 in Pittsburgh.
Vocalist Roger Miret framed the run as the final leg of a long touring cycle behind the band’s latest album:
“We are excited to do this quick short run with Béton Armé and Restraining Order to wrap up this years busy World Wide Tour in support of our new record Echoes In Eternity“
After spending the summer tearing through European stages and festivals, the band returns stateside for this seven-date Midwestern and Eastern swing, pairing their raw, four-decades-deep aggression with two acts drawn from the current US hardcore-punk underground.
Tour dates
- Oct 10 – Pittsburgh, PA – The Crafthouse
- Oct 11 – Huntington, WV – West Edge Factory
- Oct 12 – Columbus, OH – Ace Of Cups
- Oct 13 – Lakewood, OH – Mahall’s
- Oct 14 – Buffalo, NY – Rec Room
- Oct 15 – Syracuse, NY – The Song & Dance
- Oct 16 – Cheshire, CT – Counterweight Brewing
The October dates aren’t the only fall touring on the books. Agnostic Front are also teaming with Angel Du$t for a co-headlining East Coast blitz, with Florida’s Step 2 This opening most nights. Turnstile, currently one of the biggest names to come out of hardcore, will open the September 29 show in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Sep 27 – Richmond, VA – The Canal Club
- Sep 29 – Raleigh, NC – Red Hat Auditorium (with Turnstile, no Step 2 This)
- Sep 30 – Asheville, NC – Eulogy
- Oct 1 – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Hell)
- Oct 2 – Jacksonville, FL – Albatross
- Oct 3 – Miami, FL – Lincoln’s Beard
- Oct 4 – Bradenton, FL – Obscura
- Oct 5 – Orlando, FL – Conduit
- Oct 7 – Lexington, SC – American Legion Post #7
- Oct 8 – Norfolk, VA – The Annex
- Oct 9 – Reading, PA – Reverb Outdoor
Echoes In Eternity, the band’s 13th studio album, arrived November 7, 2025 through Reigning Phoenix Music. It carries extra weight as the band’s first record in six years — a gap owed in part to Miret‘s 2021 cancer diagnosis, which the frontman has since come through. It is also the first Agnostic Front album to feature drummer Danny Lamagna.
The record stays true to the band’s socially charged roots, with the politically pointed “Way Of War“, the pit anthem “Turn Up The Volume“, and “Matter Of Life & Death“, a crossover cut featuring hip-hop pioneer Darryl “DMC” McDaniels — a nod to the same NYC crossover lineage Agnostic Front helped build in the first place.
Founded in 1982, Agnostic Front remain among the most revered names in hardcore, a band whose sound grew directly out of the struggle of survival on New York’s streets. Their battering, socially critical music is a cornerstone of true New York hardcore and helped give rise to crossover thrash. Led by Miret‘s unmistakable roar and guitarist Vinnie Stigma‘s longtime presence, the band continues to trade in blunt, honest lyrics and undiminished aggression more than forty years on.
