Concerts & Tour Dates
1Filter is currently touring in 1 country and has 1 upcoming date. Their next tour date is at Revolution Concert House & Event Center in Garden City.
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About Filter
Filter is an American industrial and alternative rock band formed in Cleveland in 1993 by Richard Patrick and Brian Liesegang. The band became known through the album Short Bus and the song “Hey Man Nice Shot,” followed by Title of Record and its singles “Take a Picture” and “Welcome to the Fold.”
In 1999, Filter performed at Woodstock '99 before joining the Family Values Tour. The band later toured with Everclear, Live and Sponge on the 2012 Summerland Tour, then supported Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper on the 2023 Freaks on Parade Tour alongside Ministry.
The band has played extensively in the United States and has also taken its tours to the United Kingdom, Germany and the Czech Republic.
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Filter Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
Filter has one upcoming concert listed on Eventworld: October 2, 2026.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $16. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Filter’s live history on Eventworld counts 25 concerts in 24 cities across 7 countries.
Follow Filter on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
Filter Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
Filter has one upcoming concert listed on Eventworld: October 2, 2026.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $16. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Filter’s live history on Eventworld counts 25 concerts in 24 cities across 7 countries.
Follow Filter on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
