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Catch Thee Sinseers on the Love Stories Tour!

East Los Angeles modern Chicano soul collective Thee Sinseers are hitting the road in 2026 behind their sophomore studio album Love Stories, due September 18 on Colemine Records. Led by multi-instrumentalist, producer, and frontman Joey Quinones, the eight-piece band has spent the last few years quietly becoming one of the most exciting live acts in the new wave of soul, fusing classic Southern California oldies and R and B with ska, reggae, and the heart of Mexican-American culture. Browse the listings below and grab your seats before the smaller rooms sell out.

The 2026 itinerary stretches across multiple legs. The North American summer leg kicks off July 31 at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene, Oregon with The Altons, then rolls through Seattle's Neptune Theatre on August 1 and a barn-and-vineyard date at Delfino Farms in Camino, California on August 8. From there the band heads to Europe for a fall run with dates in the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany behind the Love Stories release. The tour then returns stateside for a hometown headline night at the iconic Wiltern in Los Angeles on October 17 -- one of the biggest shows of the band's career so far.

The fall North American leg keeps the energy rolling with stops at the Van Buren in Phoenix (October 22), the Lowbrow Palace in El Paso (October 25), Cine El Rey in McAllen (October 28), The Heights in Houston (October 29), Stable Hall in San Antonio (October 30), and The Kessler in Dallas (October 31). The tour then climbs north to Englewood's Gothic Theatre (November 2), the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins with The Charities supporting (November 3), The Commonwealth Room in Salt Lake City (November 4), and a closer at The Fillmore in San Francisco on November 6. Pretty much every major Southwestern and Western city is on the schedule.

Expect a setlist built around the new Love Stories material, including the lead single Did Ya Know?, alongside catalog favorites that broke the band like Can I Call You, Need Your Love, What His Name Is, and If You Should Need Me. The full live experience leans on the band's brass section -- tenor sax, bari sax, and trombone -- plus tight harmonies and a rhythm section that locks the groove every night. Frontman Joey Quinones, who recently launched a solo project called Inna Soul Steady Situation, brings the kind of warm, emotive vocal control that has earned the band steady comparisons to Latin soul classics from Sunny and the Sunliners to Brenton Wood.

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About Thee Sinseers and the Love Stories Tour

Thee Sinseers are one of the most exciting names in the modern Chicano soul revival. The eight-piece band is anchored by Joey Quinones, the East Los Angeles native who serves as the frontman, primary songwriter, and producer behind the project. Rounding out the lineup are guitarists Francisco Flores and Bryan Ponce, bassist Christopher Manjarrez, drummer Luis Carpio, vocalist Adriana Flores, and a full brass section led by tenor saxophonist Eric Johnson, baritone saxophonist Steve Surman, and trombonist Jose Luis Jimenez. Together, the group has built a sound that pulls equally from 1960s and 70s Latin soul, classic Memphis R and B, Jamaican ska and reggae, and the Spanish-language oldies that soundtracked generations of East LA cruising culture.

Their debut self-titled EP and follow-up singles caught fire on streaming and in independent record stores during the late 2010s and early 2020s, riding the wave of revival labels like Colemine, Daptone, and Big Crown. The band's warm, vinyl-ready production and Joey Quinones' instantly recognizable vocals turned songs like Can I Call You and Need Your Love into modern oldies, racking up tens of millions of plays and locking down a fiercely loyal live audience across the West Coast and Texas.

The sophomore studio album, Love Stories, lands September 18 on Colemine Records. The lead single Did Ya Know? arrived in May 2026 alongside the album announcement and showcased a fuller, more orchestrated sound while keeping the band's core warmth. Quinones has described the record as a deliberate group effort, with arrangements and writing built collectively in the studio rather than handed down from a single producer. The result is a record fans of the first wave will recognize but also one that pushes the project forward.

The 2026 tour is the most ambitious run of the band's career. The summer dates kick off July 31 at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene with The Altons on the bill, followed by Seattle's Neptune Theatre on August 1 and a vineyard date at Delfino Farms in Camino, California on August 8. The fall brings a European leg with stops in Utrecht, Groningen, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and Antwerp in late September, followed by United Kingdom dates including London, Manchester, and Bristol, plus stops in Paris and across Germany.

The fall North American leg is the centerpiece. It opens with a hometown headline at the iconic Wiltern in Los Angeles on October 17 -- a 1,850-capacity Art Deco landmark on Wilshire Boulevard and one of the most coveted theater rooms in the country. From there the run sweeps through the Southwest with stops at The Van Buren in Phoenix, the Lowbrow Palace in El Paso, Cine El Rey in McAllen, The Heights in Houston, Stable Hall in San Antonio, and The Kessler in Dallas, before climbing north for nights at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins, The Commonwealth Room in Salt Lake City, and a closer at The Fillmore in San Francisco on November 6.

What makes a Thee Sinseers show special is the way the band balances polish with looseness. The horns punch hard, the harmonies are tight, and Quinones can switch from a falsetto croon to a full-throated lead in the space of a single phrase. The setlists tend to weave between original cuts and a few well-chosen covers, with crowds singing along to every chorus. For fans of Chicano soul in particular, a night with Thee Sinseers feels like a celebration of a tradition that is finally getting the spotlight it deserves.

How to Buy Thee Sinseers Tour Tickets

Where can I buy Thee Sinseers 2026 tour tickets?

Tickets are available through venue box offices and authorized primary sellers like Ticketmaster, AXS, and Live Nation, as well as the band's official tour page. Verified resale tickets for sold-out and high-demand dates are available on BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with no hidden fees and a 100 percent buyer guarantee on every order.

When does the Love Stories tour start?

The North American summer leg kicks off July 31, 2026 at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene, Oregon, with The Altons opening. The fall European leg follows in late September and early October, and the fall North American leg kicks off October 17 with a headline date at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, wrapping November 6 at The Fillmore in San Francisco. Check the listings above for all available dates.

What should I know about the Wiltern show?

The Wiltern date is October 17, 2026, with an 8 PM showtime. The Wiltern is a 1,850-capacity Art Deco landmark at 3790 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, originally opened in 1931 and one of the most beloved theater rooms in the country. The venue is general admission for most concerts. Doors typically open ninety minutes before the show.

What cities are on the 2026 Thee Sinseers tour?

North American stops include Eugene, Seattle, Camino (CA), Los Angeles, Phoenix, El Paso, McAllen, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Englewood (CO), Fort Collins, Salt Lake City, and San Francisco. The European leg covers cities including Utrecht, Groningen, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp, London, Manchester, Bristol, Paris, and multiple stops in Germany. Browse the listings above for the dates currently on sale.

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What if I can no longer attend my show?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Thee Sinseers touring in 2026?

Yes. Thee Sinseers are on tour throughout 2026 in support of their sophomore album Love Stories, with a North American summer leg starting July 31 in Eugene, a fall European run, and a fall North American leg headlined by a hometown date at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on October 17. Check the listings above for available shows.

What is the Love Stories tour?

It is Thee Sinseers' 2026 tour supporting their sophomore studio album Love Stories, due September 18 on Colemine Records. The tour features US dates, an extensive European leg, and a hometown headline night at the historic Wiltern in Los Angeles.

What is Love Stories about?

Love Stories is the second studio album from Thee Sinseers, built collectively in the studio with the full band contributing to the writing and arrangements. The lead single Did Ya Know? arrived in May 2026 and showcases a fuller, more orchestrated direction for the band while keeping their warm modern Chicano soul core.

Who is Joey Quinones?

Joey Quinones is the founder, frontman, primary songwriter, and producer behind Thee Sinseers. The East Los Angeles native also leads his own solo project, Inna Soul Steady Situation, also released on Colemine Records. His warm, emotive vocal style is one of the defining elements of the Thee Sinseers sound.

What style of music do Thee Sinseers play?

Thee Sinseers play modern Chicano soul -- a blend of 1960s and 70s Latin soul, classic Memphis R and B, Jamaican ska and reggae, and the Spanish-language oldies of East Los Angeles. The band features a full brass section, tight harmonies, and a rhythm section that draws as much from Sunny and the Sunliners as from Sam Cooke.

How much do Thee Sinseers tickets cost?

Prices vary by venue, seat location, and demand. Smaller clubs trend to lower price points, while larger theater dates like The Wiltern and The Fillmore tend higher. Check the listings above for current pricing on BigStub, where verified resale tickets are available with no hidden fees added at checkout.

Who is opening for Thee Sinseers in 2026?

Supporting acts vary by date. The Altons join the band for several early summer dates including Eugene on July 31 and Seattle on August 1. The Charities support the Fort Collins date on November 3. Check individual show pages for the most current opener information.

How long is a Thee Sinseers concert?

A typical Thee Sinseers headlining set runs about 75 to 90 minutes, sometimes longer with encores. Including the opening act, plan for roughly two to two and a half hours from doors to the end of the night, depending on the venue.

What songs do Thee Sinseers usually play live?

Setlists weave between Love Stories cuts like Did Ya Know? and longtime favorites including Can I Call You, Need Your Love, What His Name Is, and If You Should Need Me. The band often works in a Spanish-language oldie or two and the occasional well-chosen cover.

Where is The Wiltern?

The Wiltern is a 1,850-capacity Art Deco theater at 3790 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, on the corner of Wilshire and Western. Originally opened in 1931 as the Warner Brothers Western Theatre, it is one of the most beloved music rooms in the city. The Thee Sinseers date is October 17, 2026.

Can I get a refund if a Thee Sinseers show is canceled?

Yes. BigStub's 100 percent buyer guarantee covers refunds for shows that are canceled and not rescheduled. If a show is postponed to a new date, your tickets typically remain valid for the rescheduled performance. Contact BigStub customer service for help with any specific situation.

Will Thee Sinseers play in Europe in 2026?

Yes. The fall European leg covers stops in the Netherlands (Utrecht, Groningen, Rotterdam, Amsterdam), Belgium (Antwerp), the United Kingdom (London, Manchester, Bristol), France (Paris), and multiple German cities. The European dates run from late September into October ahead of the band's return to North America.

What is Colemine Records?

Colemine Records is an independent soul, funk, and R and B label based in Loveland, Ohio. The label is home to artists including Thee Sinseers, Joey Quinones, Aaron Frazer, Durand Jones and the Indications (early releases), and many others driving the modern soul revival. Love Stories is releasing through Colemine.

Are kids allowed at Thee Sinseers concerts?

Age policies vary by venue. Most theater dates like The Wiltern, The Fillmore, and the Gothic Theatre are all-ages or 16-plus, while a few smaller clubs may be 18-plus or 21-plus. Check the specific venue's policy before purchasing tickets for younger fans.

How early should I arrive at a Thee Sinseers show?

Doors typically open about an hour to ninety minutes before showtime. Plan to arrive thirty to forty-five minutes before the opener to allow time for security, parking or transit, and finding your spot. Smaller general admission rooms reward fans who get there early.

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