The Breeders at Hollywood Palladium

The Breeders Hitting Like a Cannonball!

It’s the very same band that once had members playing for Pixies and Throwing Muses and toured alongside Nirvana and The Foo Fighters. It’s the same girls that have been providing support for My Chemical Romance on their tour. It’s the same powerhouse ladies that brought the message home in the 1990s that the future is female; the same hard-rocking, raucous, and non-conforming band that knocked the musical world off its axis with face-melters such as Cannonball, Divine Hammer, Do You Love Me Now?, Drivin’ on 9, Off You, Wait in the Car, and Doe. It’s Kim Deal’s same raspy, off-kilter phrasing, yet on-point vocals and warm lyrical guitar tones; it’s the same bouncy riffs and sticky guitar-playing of Kelley Deal, Jim Macpherson’s same innovative and pulsing drumming, and Josephine Wiggs’ very same cool, pulse-fastening, and bouncy bass lines - only much, much better, because all good things become even better with age. 

The Breeders have some dates lined up for their 2026 itinerary, including some festival appearances, and are slated to hit the road with their classic line-up, bringing a whole new definition of loud, tight, and perfect to audiences across North America.

Expect it all: next-level ripping through sets jam-packed with their most legendary, most adored, and greatest hits; a sold-out crowd eating out of the Deal sisters’ hands, leaving no crumbs; and the alt-rockers blowing the roof off and shaking the foundations with their unparalleled signature sound. The Breeders have been at it for nearly four decades, and they are still rocking out like there’s no tomorrow, sounding better than most bands half their age. 

The Hollywood Palladium

So Los Angeles, are you coming down to the iconic Hollywood Palladium this summer to get your kicks out of the Deal sisters and their army of solid rockers? The iconic Hollywood Palladium, located on 6215 Sunset Boulevard in the Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, is literally a slice of history standing tall. Its stunning Streamline Moderne, Art Deco style, movie theatre-style marquee, and gorgeous interior is a feast for the eyes, while the venue’s state-of-the-art sound and lighting ensure a feast for the ears. The Hollywood Palladium also boasts fantastic acoustics and superb sight-lines as a result of its space for 4,000 patrons being spread across a massive general admission area right in front of the stage and a balcony offering standing room and limited reserved seating. 

With the exceptionally high demand for tickets, the Hollywood Palladium will soon be sold out for The Breeders, so get yours now!