The start of 2026 has seen Austin-based rock veterans A Good Rogering (AGR) making waves with the announcement of their upcoming “Last Time For Now” tour. This farewell run will feature tracks from their highly acclaimed 2022 album, “Systematic Paralysis.” The tour will take place in seven cities across Texas, Arizona, and California, with a special performance at the iconic Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood.
In a message shared on Instagram, the band expressed their excitement, stating, “The Last Time Is Now… to see us live! 👋🍻 We’re thrilled to kick off 2026 with our farewell tour before taking a break and going into late 60s Beatles mode 🫡.”
Fans can expect a memorable experience at the tour, with AGR’s signature blend of heavy grooves, progressive riffs, and ethereal textures. The five-piece lineup includes vocalist and guitarist Skunk Manhatten, guitarist Tim Driscoll, drummer Rom Gov, original bassist Blaine Matte, and keys/vocalist Adam Kirby.
The tour will kick off on Jan. 16 at Fuel Bar in San Antonio, Texas, with stops at various venues including The Detour Bar in Midland, TX, The 44 Sports Grill in Glendale, AZ, Rockefellas Bar in Corona, CA, and Til-Two Club in San Diego, CA. The last show will be at Come & Take It Live in Austin, TX on Feb. 1.
Known for their raw and powerful live performances, AGR has opened for rock legends such as Skid Row, Marty Friedman, Uli Jon Roth, Sponge, and Immortal Guardian. Their music draws influences from bands like Alice in Chains, Metallica, Faith No More, and Pink Floyd. Their discography includes albums like “Long Overdue” (2010), “Lifeblood” (2013), and “Systematic Paralysis” (2022), as well as singles like “Panthalassa” and “Overcome.”
Currently, the band is working on their fourth full-length album at Evil Snail Studios with producer Kfir Gov. They are also preparing to release a cover of Tool’s “Sweat,” engineered by Jason Schimmel and mixed by acclaimed producer Sylvia Massy. Tickets for the tour are available on their website, offering fans a rare opportunity to see AGR live before they take a break from touring.
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