The Plot In You spent the better part of two years opening for Bring Me the Horizon across all three worldwide legs of the Ascension Program tour — the most sustained high-profile support slot in metalcore’s recent circuit, and a proving ground that their own catalog turned into something with real momentum while it was happening. “Left Behind” crossed 100 million Spotify streams. “Divide” passed 56 million. World Tour: Part 1 is what happens when the support stint ends and the headlining campaign begins in earnest.
About the Show
The 27-date North American run launches March 12 in St. Louis and closes April 18 in Nashville, moving through Hollywood Palladium, Terminal 5 in New York, Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, and Chicago’s Salt Shed. Only two Canadian dates are on the itinerary: Place Bell in Laval on April 6 and Toronto’s Rebel the following night, making the Quebec stop the only show for that region on the entire tour.
The tour supports The Volumes Series, a 12-track self-titled album released in July 2026 via Fearless Records that compiles the band’s multi-part EP project, begun in 2023, alongside new material. The Ohio band, founded in 2010 by vocalist and guitarist Landon Tewers under the name Vessels and now on Fearless Records (a Concord imprint), has used the series to push their sound toward industrial textures and denser, more layered instrumentation, while keeping the introspective songwriting that built their audience in the first place. Standout tracks include “Closure,” “All That I Can Give,” and “Carved.” Revolver named “Forgotten” among their ‘6 Best New Songs Right Now.’ The band describes their approach as a “bold brand of anthemic heft” — the kind of claim that is either earned or embarrassing, and here the streaming numbers make the argument. No support act has been announced.
Venue & Logistics
Place Bell is a 10,172-capacity arena in Laval, Quebec, and the booking is a statement. The Plot In You have run their own headline tours before, including dates across North America, Europe, and Australia, but rooms of this scale represent a different tier of headlining. The show is all-ages. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. See our North Country shows page for more upcoming events in the area.
Tickets
No ticket price was available from sources at the time of publication. General on-sale is Friday, October 30 at 10 a.m. local time. A presale runs October 28 at 2 p.m. ET through October 29 at 10 p.m. local time with code PLOT27. Buy tickets