Béton Armé 2025 North American tour: Ticket info, dates, venues, and more explored

Montreal-based punk/oi! band Béton Armé is officially hitting the road this fall for their first-ever full-scale U.S. tour. The tour has been titled the Renaissance Tour.

After gaining momentum on the international underground scene, the band has scheduled a North American run that will start and finish in Canada. It begins in Montreal on November 6, 2025, and concludes in Toronto on December 12, 2025. The newly announced 30-date tour is in support of Béton Armé's debut album, Renaissance, which is now available through La Vida Es Un Mus Discos. The tour is named after the album.

Béton Armé took to their official Instagram handle to share the tour announcement, captioning:

"RENAISSANCE US TOUR- Our first full American tour with our good friends @darkthoughtsusapunkofficial in November/December! A handful of shows are announced w/ fliers. Tickets for few shows can be accessed via the linktree in our bio, any additional show's presale tickets that pop up will be announced here. Stayed tuned!"

The post continued:

"Can't wait to have the BEST TIME with our friends and rock every cities on this one! Dark Thoughts are very special for us, they are one of the best bands. Period. The backbone of west Philly punks. Special thanks to @Danohhhhh who is the hardest worker out there and who made this possible, we are happy to be part of the new family of Super Glue Touring. Thanks Paco for everything!"

Philadelphia punk band Dark Thoughts will join Béton Armé for most of their 2025 North American tour.

Béton Armé (French for "reinforced concrete") was formed in 2018 and has become a recognized name in the underground oi and hardcore scenes. They primarily sing in French. The band has released several EPs and splits, including 2020's "Au bord du gouffre," a 2021 split with Violent Way, and the 2023 EP "Second Souffle." In 2024, they supported Soft Kill on a 14-city U.S. tour.

Complete list of dates and venues for Béton Armé's 2025 run

Below is the full list of the confirmed Béton Armé 2025 tour dates and stops. All shows feature Dark Thoughts unless otherwise noted:

November 2025

Thursday, November 6 – Montreal, QC – Foufounes Electriques (no Dark Thoughts)
Friday, November 7 – Boston, MA – American Legion Post 76 (no Dark Thoughts)
Saturday, November 8 – New York, NY – TV Eye
Sunday, November 9 – Philadelphia, PA – Pu Church
Monday, November 10 – Pittsburgh, PA – Sidequest
Tuesday, November 11 – Cleveland, OH – Happy Dog
Thursday, November 13 – Baltimore, MD – Holy Frijoles
Friday, November 14 – Richmond, VA – The Warehouse
Saturday, November 15 – Nashville, TN – DRKMTR
Sunday, November 16 – Atlanta, GA – The Earl
Tuesday, November 18 – Birmingham, AL – The Firehouse
Wednesday, November 19 – New Orleans, LA – No Dice
Thursday, November 20 – Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves
Friday, November 21 – San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger
Saturday, November 22 – Houston, TX – The End
Sunday, November 23 – Austin, TX – 29th Street Ballroom
Tuesday, November 25 – Mesa, AZ – Rosetta Room
Wednesday, November 26 – San Diego, CA – Soda Bar
Friday, November 28 – Los Angeles, CA – 1st Street Billiards
Saturday, November 29 – Pomona, CA – Characters
Sunday, November 30 – San Francisco, CA – Kilowatt

December 2025

Tuesday, December 2 – Portland, OR – Blackwater
Wednesday, December 3 – Seattle, WA – Black Lodge
Thursday, December 4 – Boise, ID – Shrine Basement
Friday, December 5 – Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court
Friday, December 5 – Denver, CO – D3 Art Space
Sunday, December 7 – Omaha, NE – Reverb Lounge
Tuesday, December 9 – St. Louis, MO – The Sinkhole
Wednesday, December 10 – Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle
Thursday, December 11 – Detroit, MI – Small’s
Friday, December 12 – Toronto, ON – The Garrison

Ticketing info

Tickets for multiple Béton Armé dates are now available on the band's Linktree. More presale announcements are expected in the upcoming weeks. Presale codes have not been officially announced yet. Fans should follow Béton Armé's Instagram and label pages for daily updates.

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