Turnover Announce 25-Date Summer Tour With Narrow Head and She's Green

Turnover have announced a 25-date summer U.S. tour with a support bill that reads like a curated playlist of everything interesting happening in guitar music right now. The Virginia Beach dream pop outfit will bring along Dallas shoegaze-heavy act Narrow Head and Minneapolis shoegazers She's Green for a run stretching from June 3 through July 8.

The pairing makes an almost unreasonable amount of sense. Turnover's evolution from scrappy pop-punk into lush, Slowdive-adjacent dream pop — particularly on Altogether and the Peripheral Vision anniversary circuit — puts them in the same sonic orbit as Narrow Head's distortion-drenched approach and She's Green's gauzy textures. It's a triple bill where the influences overlap just enough to create cohesion but each band carves out distinctly different territory.

The tour kicks off at the Arrow at Archer Music Hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and winds through the East Coast, deep South, Texas, the Southwest, and up the West Coast before wrapping at The Capitol Theater in Olympia, Washington. The run also includes two major festival appearances — Governors Ball in New York City on June 5 and Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee on June 14 — where Narrow Head and She's Green will not be on the bill.

Narrow Head have been on a tear since their 2023 album Moments of Clarity landed them on seemingly every year-end list that cared about heavy music with emotional weight. They bring a blown-out, 90s-indebted wall of sound that should translate ferociously in the club-sized venues this tour is hitting. She's Green, meanwhile, have been quietly building a reputation in the Minneapolis scene with dreamy, reverb-soaked guitar pop that splits the difference between Ride and Yo La Tengo.

The venue choices tell you something about where Turnover sits in 2026 — these are proper rooms, not amphitheaters, not dive bars. Spirit Hall in Pittsburgh, Tulips in Fort Worth, The Phoenix Theater in Petaluma. The kind of mid-capacity spaces where the sound can actually breathe and the crowd is close enough to feel every washed-out chord.

Tickets went on sale April 23 and are available now. For a generation of fans who came up on Peripheral Vision and have watched Austin Getz and company reshape their sound in real time, this is the summer run to circle.