Jimmy Eat World is heading back on the road with a tour built around one of its most recognized records. The band has announced a new run of U.S. dates centered on Bleed American, marking more than two decades since the album first arrived.
The tour will feature full performances of Bleed American at select shows, giving fans a chance to hear the record start to finish. The album, released in 2001, includes tracks that helped define the band’s rise in alternative rock and remain staples of modern rock radio.
Tour stops span multiple cities across the country, with performances scheduled throughout the spring and summer. Ticket sales are set to open shortly, with presale options available in advance of the general on-sale date.
The announcement comes as Bleed American continues to maintain a steady presence in the band’s live sets and streaming catalog. By revisiting the album in full, Jimmy Eat World is anchoring the tour around a project that has remained closely tied to its identity and long-term audience.
