Railroad Earth to Celebrate Silver Jubilee with New Anniversary Tour Dates

Photo: John R Wisdom

In 2001, a group of musicians, including Todd Sheaffer, Tim Carbone, John Skehan, and Carey Harmon, performed together for the first time. Twenty-five years after the historic debut, Railroad Earth is looking to mark the achievement with a new set of tour dates, dubbed the 25th Anniversary Tour, beginning on January 14, 2026, at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, N.J. The band was clear that the dates announced represent the first leg of their silver jubilee. 

After submitting their first night on stage for this specific jaunt, Railroad Earth will take their talents to New York’s Racket on January 15, before an evening on The Ardmore Music Hall stage on January 17. After time in Pennsylvania, they will pop up at The Warehouse in Fairfield, Conn., before an extended break and eventual pick of dates slated for mid-February in the Southern part of the country. 

The tour resumes on February 12 at Atlanta’s Terminal West, before a night spent at Music Farm in Charleston, S.C., the next night. On Valentine’s Day, the New Jersey-bred band will play in Jacksonville, Fla., before spending the following evening in Birmingham, Ala. A series of North Carolina concerts will ensue before the group’s highly anticipated return to The Caverns in Pelham, Tenn. 

Another lapse in live dates will stretch till March 11, when the next leg of the run takes Railroad Earth to Wooly’s in Des Moines, Iowa. Midwest appearances will keep the band busy and on stage through March 22, their final date on the calendar for their anniversary tour, at Cleveland’s Globe Iron. 

Tickets go on sale this Friday, November 14, starting at 10 a.m. local time. For more details, visit railroad.earth/tour.