Bachman-Turner Overdrive are going on the road again. The famous rock band has shared news of an U.S. Tour for winter 2027.
This tour is called the "No Speed Limit Tour." The tour will take the band across the United States starting in January and ending in March. This gives fans a chance to hear the rock music of BTO live once more.
There are 26 shows planned. The tour will start on January 7 2027 at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida. Then the band will travel through cities and places across the country. The tour will end on March 20 at Black Bear Casino Resort in Carlton, Minnesota.
A New Chapter on the Road
The news comes after Bachman-Turner Overdrive started playing concerts in recent years. Randy Bachman, one of the members brought the band back in 2023. He created a group that plays the music that made BTO famous.
The current band includes Randy Bachman, Tal Bachman on guitar, KoKo Bachman on drums Lance Lapointe on bass and Brent Knudsen on guitar. This version of the band is seen as a family group. Randy Bachman says the band has chemistry and energy when they play.
For the shows the audience will hear the best songs from BTO. They will also hear some songs that're not as well known. The famous songs include "Takin' Care of Business" and "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet." These songs are still linked with the bands history.
26 Shows Across the United States
The No Speed Limit Tour will go through different parts of the country. The stops will be in theaters, arts centers, casinos and other big places.
The first part of the tour will take BTO through Florida. Then they will go through Alabama, Mississippi and Texas. After that they will head west for shows in Arizona and California. Then the band will move east again. Play in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and West Virginia.
The last part of the tour will include stops in Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Minnesota.
Bachman-Turner Overdrive "No Speed Limit Tour" 2027 Dates
- Jan. 7. Orlando, FL. Hard Rock Live
- Jan. 8. Clearwater, FL. Ruth Eckerd Hall
- Jan. 10. Naples, FL. Hayes Hall
- Jan. 11. Jacksonville, FL. The Florida Theatre
- Jan. 13. Montgomery, AL. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
- Jan. 15. Biloxi, MS. IP Casino Resort Spa
- Jan. 17. San Antonio, TX. Tobin Center
- Jan. 19. Tucson, AZ. Fox Tucson Theatre
- Jan. 21. Thousand Oaks, CA. Bank of America Performing Arts Center
- Jan. 23. Indio, CA. Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
- Jan. 24. Cerritos, CA. Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
- Jan. 26. Modesto, CA. Gallo Center for the Arts
- Feb. 27. Bensalem, PA. Parx Casino Xcite Center
- Feb. 28. Lancaster, PA. American Music Theatre
- Mar. 2. Montclair, NJ. Wellmont Theater
- Mar. 3. Wheeling, WV. Capitol Theatre
- Mar. 5. Shipshewana, IN. Blue Gate Performing Arts Center
- Mar. 6. Davenport, IA. Rhythm City Casino Resort Event Center
- Mar. 9. Effingham, IL. Effingham Performance Center
- Mar. 10. Nashville, TN. Ryman Auditorium
- Mar. 12. Tulsa, OK. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
- Mar. 13. Quapaw, OK. Downstream Casino Resort
- Mar. 15. Des Moines, IA. Hoyt Sherman Place
- Mar. 16. La Vista, NE. The Astro Theater
- Mar. 18. Mayetta, KS. Prairie Band Casino & Resort
- Mar. 20. Carlton, MN. Black Bear Casino Resort
Tickets and What Fans Can Expect
Sales for the tickets will start on Friday, August 28 2026. This will be through the channels of BTO. Some shows have already started selling tickets. Each show might have a schedule so fans should check the venue or the ticketing site for their date.
This tour is a chance for Bachman-Turner Overdrive to share their music with a new group of people. It also gives fans a chance to hear the songs they love played live.
The tour will go from Florida to Minnesota. There will be stops in some of the important theaters and performance places in the country. The "No Speed Limit Tour" is looking to be a return, to the U.S. Concert scene.
For people who enjoy rock the 2027 tour is going to be a celebration of BTOs music. It will highlight the bands lasting sound the songs that people remember and the long time the band has been part of rock history.
