LOS ANGELES— Indie-pop trio MUNA officially announced their sprawling 2026 tour today. The band will traverse the U.S., UK, and Europe. This extensive run supports their new album, Dancing on the Wall. Fans are reportedly excited to hear the new songs live. The 2026 tour marks a significant step for the band. It will allow them to experience their music in real-time. For the first time, MUNA will be able to hear themselves play.
Ear Training Tour
Lead singer Katie Gavin expressed her enthusiasm. “We’re thrilled to finally embark on this journey,” Gavin stated. “For years, we’ve been performing in a soundproof void. This 2026 tour allows us to confront our sonic creations head-on.” She added that the band hopes to achieve a consistent sound by the tour’s end. This will be a significant achievement for the members of MUNA. It is unclear if the band has ever heard their own music before. Early reports suggest they are using the tour as an elaborate auditory experiment.
The tour promises new experiences for both the band and their audience. The setlist will feature songs from their latest album, Dancing on the Wall. It will also include fan favorites. MUNA plans to test new audio equipment. They aim to achieve a balanced mix. This has been a long-standing challenge for the group. Their previous performances were often described as “muffled” or “inaudible.” The upcoming shows are expected to be much clearer. The 2026 tour is a bold move.
A New Sonic Frontier
Drummer Josette Maskin shared her perspective. “I’m ready to feel the kick drum in my chest,” Maskin said. “It’s a primal urge. To actually feel the music we make. It’s something I’ve only dreamed of.” Maskin has been practicing with earplugs removed. She hopes this will prepare her for the “cacophony.” The band has been rehearsing in specially designed “sound-permeable” rooms. This is part of their preparation for the 2026 tour. They are committed to improving their live sound. The entire experience of the 2026 tour is unprecedented. MUNA is breaking new ground in live music. They are currently looking for a professional audio engineer. He must be trained in deciphering “low-fidelity” recordings. Interested applicants can find more information on StubHub. The band hopes this will be their loudest tour yet.
At press time, MUNA was reportedly investing in industrial-grade noise-canceling headphones for their crew. They feared the sheer volume of the crowd might overwhelm them.
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