Papa Roach – November 29, 2025

[Tuesday, April 29, 2024 – Toronto, ON] – Get ready, Canada! Following the #1 success of their new single “Even If It Kills Me” this month, Papa Roach is bringing the RISE OF THE ROACH TOUR north of the border for an unforgettable run of 10 shows across seven provinces, featuring an epic lineup with The USED and special guests Sleep Theory. This marks Papa Roach’s longest trek of Canada in 9 years —and in Kitchener, ON, a debut performance.

“Canada! —we heard you loud and clear,” says Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix. “This is the most stacked lineup we’ve ever brought your way, and we’re beyond stoked to hit cities we haven’t played in years—This is going to be a night you won’t want to miss!

The Used frontman Bert McCracken adds “Hey Canada, we’re really stoked to see you again! We have toured with Papa Roach in the past and we love them and we are beyond excited to tour with them again! It’s been a long time coming and we can’t wait to see you there!”

Kicking off November 25 in Vancouver, BC, and wrapping December 10 in Halifax, NS, this high-octane show marks a major milestone as Papa Roach celebrates 25+ years of rock legacy, joined by genre powerhouses The Used and hot up and comers, Sleep Theory, it will be the band’s biggest-ever production for a once-in-a-generation tour. Additionally, $1 per ticket on the Rise of the Roach tour will benefit a Suicide Prevention organization  in each show’s local province, as the band continues their work to raise awareness for 9-8-8 Canada, the Suicide Crisis Helpline.

Tickets, including a limited supply priced at a commemorative $25, will be available starting on Friday, May 2nd. At 10am local time at RiseOfTheRoach.com.

The Rise of Roach Tour began in Europe in January followed by America with 30 shows and 180,000 tickets sold to date.

“Papa Roach remains one of the most enduring and dynamic forces to emerge from the turn-of-the-millennium alt-rock explosion — a band that never stopped evolving, even as the genre around them fragmented” — Los Angeles Times

“It may have been 25 years since Infest first infected the world, but seeing the passion the band and their fans still bring to every song tonight, you wouldn’t know a single minute had passed.” KERRANG Magazine