Punch Brothers and Jeff Tweedy Announce Seven-Date 'PB&J Tour' for February 2027

Punch Brothers and Jeff Tweedy will co-headline a seven-date US tour in February 2027, promoters have announced. The run pairs the acoustic quintet with the Wilco frontman under the name 'PB&J Tour' — a play on Punch Brothers, Jeff and the peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

The tour opens February 17, 2027 at the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in York, Pennsylvania. It then travels through Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and Florida, closing February 25 at Steinmetz Hall at the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando.

What does each act bring to the bill?

Punch Brothers have spent years stretching bluegrass, chamber music and acoustic experimentation, building a reputation as one of contemporary roots music's most distinctive groups through intricate arrangements and instrumental interplay.

Tweedy arrives with his own recent release, the solo album 'Twilight Override', alongside work with Wilco including 'Hot Sun Cool Shroud'. His songs move between folk, alternative rock and country — a catalogue the announcement describes as a songwriter's "remarkable journey".

Punch Brothers, meanwhile, released their seventh album, 'The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers'. The record marks two firsts for the band: their first entirely instrumental collection and their first album with fiddle player Brittany Haas, who joined in 2023.

Where and when do the shows take place?

The full itinerary:

• February 17 — York, PA — Appell Center for the Performing Arts
• February 19 — Charlottesville, VA — The Paramount Theater
• February 20 — Asheville, NC — Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
• February 21 — Auburn, AL — Gogue Performing Arts Center
• February 23 — Clearwater, FL — Ruth Eckerd Hall
• February 24 — Fort Lauderdale, FL — The Parker
• February 25 — Orlando, FL — Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center

Seven shows in nine days across five states — a tight routing through theatres and performing arts venues rather than arenas.

How do you get tickets?

Tickets go on general sale November 13 at 10 a.m. local time. An artist presale precedes it, using the code PBJ.

Both acts keep separate calendars beyond the collaboration. Punch Brothers continue international performances, while Tweedy maintains a solo schedule alongside Wilco's ongoing activities.

Why does the pairing matter?

The announcement frames the shared appeal plainly: "What connects these artists is their shared affection for musical possibility." Punch Brothers take familiar acoustic instruments into unexpected places; Tweedy builds songs that "feel intimate even when the arrangements become wonderfully elaborate."

The combined catalogues span two decades of inventive roots music and indie rock, positioning the tour to draw both acoustic-music enthusiasts and indie-rock listeners — audiences that rarely share a bill but here get two imaginative musical worlds in a single evening.