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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman Plots Solo Tour

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Wendesday frontwoman Karly Hartzman will close out her 2026 with a short solo tour of the southeastern U.S. The 8-show run kicks off December 1—not two weeks after Hartzman’s band and Mannequin Pussy are set to wrap their joint Bitch Cabal Tour—and includes a hometown date at The Pyrle in Greensboro, North Caroline. Check out the itinerary below.

Hartzman has been popping up everywhere lately, from NTS Radio to Weezer songs to Hayley Williams’ Newport Folk Fest set. Just last month, Wednesday released a deluxe version of their last album, 2025’s excellent Bleeds, which featured previously unheard demos and remixes by Avey Tare and DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ, among others. They’ll play Knoxville’s Big Ears Festival in April of next year.

Read about Bleeds at No. 1 in The 30 Best Rock Albums of 2025.

Karly Hartzman Solo Tour

Karly Hartzman:
12-01 Lexington, KY - The Burl
12-02 Chattanooga, TN - Songbirds
12-03 Opelika, AL - Boxcar
12-04 Hattiesburg, MS - Fat Cat
12-05 Memphis, TN - Raised by Sound Festival
12-08 Athens, GA - 40 Watt
12-09 Greensboro, NC - The Pyrle
12-11 Boone, NC - Lily’s Snack Bar

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