Deathcore’s heaviest hitters are coming back for you this fall. Suicide Silence have announced the “Reminders Of Hell Tour,” a full North American run kicking off November 6 in their hometown of Riverside, California, with a punishing support bill of Emmure, AngelMaker and Synestia. The twist for longtime fans: the band makes this run without co-founding guitarist Chris Garza, who stepped away on hiatus late last year — with Ian Waye of Soreption filling the void.
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The trek runs from that November 6 opener through a December 13 finale in Los Angeles — nearly a full month of California deathcore devastation crisscrossing the U.S. and Canada. For a genre that’s arguably never been hotter, this is one of the marquee packages of the winter touring season.
A Deathcore Package Built To Level Rooms
The bill does not let up. Underneath Suicide Silence, Emmure bring two decades of divisive, breakdown-obsessed chaos led by Frankie Palmeri. AngelMaker add a layer of blackened, symphonic-tinged brutality, and Synestia round out the bill with raw underground weight. It’s a lineup engineered for exactly one thing: maximum heaviness in a room, night after night.
The Chris Garza Question
Here’s the storyline every Suicide Silence fan will be watching. Back in December, co-founder and guitarist Chris Garza announced he was stepping away to “press the reset button” after nearly 25 years of non-stop commitment since founding the group in 2002. It was framed as a hiatus, not a departure — but it means one of the two architects of the band’s sound won’t be on this stage. Filling that slot is Ian Waye of Swedish tech-death outfit Soreption, whom the band recruited this past January. This tour will be the biggest test yet of the current live lineup. Garza, meanwhile, has stayed visible through his popular “The Garza Podcast,” where he digs into metal history and culture with fellow musicians.
Where The Band Stands Now
Suicide Silence’s most recent album, 2023’s “Remember… You Must Die,” arrived via Century Media and was produced and mixed by Taylor Young (Nails, Xibalba), with cover art from necrosurrealist painter David Van Gough. It marked a confident return to the band’s crushing signature form. The current lineup centers on vocalist Eddie Hermida — who joined in 2013 from All Shall Perish — alongside guitarist Mark Heylmun, bassist Dan Kenny, and drummer Ernie Iniguez, who took over after longtime drummer Alex Lopez exited in 2022. Hermida stepped into the role following the death of founding frontman Mitch Lucker in 2012, and the band has carried that legacy forward for over a decade since — history that gives a tour named “Reminders Of Hell” its weight. For fans still digging into the scene, Suicide Silence and tourmates AngelMaker both feature in our complete guide to deathcore’s essential bands.
Suicide Silence ‘Reminders Of Hell Tour’ Dates
With Emmure, AngelMaker and Synestia:
Nov. 06 — Riverside, CA — Riverside Municipal Auditorium
Nov. 07 — Mesa, AZ — The Nile Theater
Nov. 09 — Houston, TX — Warehouse Live
Nov. 10 — Dallas, TX — South Side Music Hall
Nov. 11 — San Antonio, TX — Vibes Event Center
Nov. 13 — Atlanta, GA — The Masquerade
Nov. 14 — Orlando, FL — (venue TBC)
Nov. 15 — Greenville, SC — Radio Room
Nov. 17 — Greensboro, NC — (venue TBC)
Nov. 18 — Baltimore, MD — Soundstage
Nov. 20 — Philadelphia, PA — TLA
Nov. 21 — Worcester, MA — Palladium
Nov. 22 — Brooklyn, NY — The Brooklyn Monarch
Nov. 24 — Montreal, QC — Club Soda
Nov. 25 — Toronto, ON — The Concert Hall
Nov. 27 — Pittsburgh, PA — (venue TBC)
Nov. 28 — Cleveland, OH — Globe Iron
Nov. 29 — Detroit, MI — St. Andrews Hall
Dec. 01 — Chicago, IL — House Of Blues
Dec. 02 — Minneapolis, MN — Myth
Dec. 04 — Denver, CO — Summit Music Hall
Dec. 05 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex
Dec. 06 — Boise, ID — Treefort Music Hall
Dec. 08 — Seattle, WA — The Showbox
Dec. 09 — Portland, OR — The Hawthorne Theater
Dec. 10 — Sacramento, CA — Ace Of Spades
Dec. 11 — Reno, NV — Cargo Concert Hall
Dec. 12 — San Jose, CA — The Ritz
Dec. 13 — Los Angeles, CA — 1720
General on-sale begins Friday, July 24 at 10 a.m. local time.
TL;DR
Suicide Silence have announced the “Reminders Of Hell Tour,” a fall 2026 North American run with Emmure, AngelMaker and Synestia. The tour opens November 6 in Riverside, California and closes December 13 in Los Angeles. It’s a major run for the current lineup, which is touring without co-founding guitarist Chris Garza — on hiatus since late 2025 — with Ian Waye of Soreption filling in. The band’s latest album, “Remember… You Must Die,” was released in 2023 via Century Media. General on-sale is Friday, July 24 at 10 a.m. local.
FAQ
When does the Suicide Silence ‘Reminders Of Hell Tour’ start?
The tour opens November 6, 2026 in Riverside, California and runs through December 13 in Los Angeles.
Who is opening for Suicide Silence on the 2026 tour?
Support comes from Emmure, AngelMaker and Synestia on all dates.
Is Chris Garza on the Suicide Silence 2026 tour?
No. Co-founding guitarist Chris Garza has been on hiatus since late 2025, and Ian Waye of Soreption is filling in on guitar for this run.
When do Suicide Silence 2026 tour tickets go on sale?
General on-sale is Friday, July 24 at 10 a.m. local time, with presales running earlier that week.
What is Suicide Silence’s latest album?
“Remember… You Must Die,” released in March 2023 via Century Media, produced and mixed by Taylor Young.
A stacked deathcore bill, a hometown kickoff, and a lineup question mark hanging over it — this run has all the makings of a scene highlight. Which stop are you circling on the calendar, and who are you most stoked to catch on this bill? Drop it in the comments, and follow Loaded Radio for daily rock and metal news.
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