Mazzy Star, the iconic dream-pop band known for their ethereal soundscapes and timeless hit “Fade Into You,” has announced a monumental reunion and plans for an ambitious world tour in 2026. This news has electrified fans worldwide, marking the band’s return to the stage after years of uncertainty.
A Legacy Reignited
Formed in 1989, Mazzy Star gained fame for their unique blend of psychedelic rock, dream pop, and folk influences. Their haunting melodies and introspective lyrics captivated audiences, cementing their status as one of the most influential acts of the 1990s. However, the passing of co-founder David Roback in 2020 left the band’s future in question.
Despite this loss, lead vocalist Hope Sandoval and other collaborators have decided to continue their musical journey, honoring Roback’s memory while introducing their work to a new generation of fans.
Details of the 2026 World Tour
The 2026 tour promises to be one of the most extensive in Mazzy Star’s history, with over 50 shows planned across five continents. Venues will range from intimate settings to grand arenas, offering fans an immersive experience that celebrates the band’s enduring legacy.
The setlist is expected to feature classics from their discography, including tracks from their acclaimed albums So Tonight That I Might See and Among My Swan, as well as potential new material. Sandoval has hinted at the possibility of fresh music, noting that the band has been revisiting old ideas and exploring new creative directions.
A Tribute to David Roback
Central to this reunion is the band’s commitment to honoring David Roback’s contributions. The tour will serve as a celebration of his artistry, ensuring his legacy remains a vital part of Mazzy Star’s story.
Tickets for the tour will go on sale in early 2025, and fans are encouraged to act quickly due to high demand. This reunion is not just a comeback but a cultural event, highlighting Mazzy Star’s transformative impact on the music world. Their return is a testament to the timeless power of their artistry.