St. Paul & The Broken Bones Perform “Fall Moon” on The Tonight Show, Announce 2026 North American Tour Dates

St. Paul & The Broken Bones took over the stage at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a performance of their new single, “Fall Moon,” showcasing a new, soulful production from their upcoming self-titled album. The band also announced their 2026 N. American tour, set to the U.S. and Canada with stops in major cities. The new material, which includes classic soul with a twist of experimental elements, will most definitely see them heading into more exciting directions musically.

A press release from St. Paul & The Broken Bones revealed that their 28-date North American headlining tour, which will kick off in March 2026, will see the band performing in cities including Los Angeles, Austin, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, Atlanta and more (full dates below). 

Tyler Ballgame, Brother Wallace, and Thee Sinseers will support on select dates on the tour. The band previously announced their tour of the UK and Europe in January and February of 2026 in cities including Manchester, Glasgow, London, Paris, Berlin, Copenhagen, and more with Tyler Ballgame opening on select dates. Tickets for all these dates are on sale now here.

And the new eponymous album, from the ever-evolving Southern-soul giants, signifies both a reinvention and a reunion, stretching out with the confident experimental spirit of The Alien Coast and (2022) and Angels in Science Fiction (2023), but with a warmer, accessible, and fun sound that recalls the exuberance and buoyancy of their breakout debut, Half the City (2014). St. Paul & The Broken Bones is available on all formats.

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With the new LP, co-written and produced with the decorated Eg White (Adele, Florence + The Machine, Sam Smith) and tracked with the band – consisting of Janeway, Phillips, guitarist Browan Lollar, drummer Kevin Leon, keyboardist Al Gamble, trumpeter Allen Branstetter, saxophonist Amari Ansari, and trombonist Chad Fisher— at the renowned FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, the band decided to stop pushing so hard and simply focus on classic “song craft.” For Janeway, these 10 thrilling tunes feel like “comfort food,” like hanging out at a “great barbecue joint.”

The album follows 2023’s Angels In Science Fiction, and with that vibrant era in the rearview, there was an opportunity to regroup, which resulted in a return to their roots, if through a circuitous path. Janeway started collaborating with a series of co-writers and featured artists, eventually finding the perfect partner in White: a prolific, London-based pop-rock veteran who’s co-written and produced hits with stars like Adele (“Chasing Pavements”) and Celine Dion (“Water and a Flame”). Aided by that expert ear, Janeway finished a batch of new music he was proud of—but he pivoted back to full-band mode in January ’24, regrouping with his old friends at FAME Studios, where they’d mixed their debut, Half the City, over a decade earlier.

It had been several years since they’d written together in this format, and during the session Phillips asked an intriguing question: ‘Hey, man, can I hear some of the stuff you wrote with Eg White?” Janeway was initially reluctant to bring this music “into the band sphere,” but his co-founder convinced him otherwise. They dusted off some of those tracks, melding them with the new group-written material. “Basically, our philosophy for the record was ‘best song wins,'” the frontman says.

The resulting songs felt like a comforting hug, lived in, confident, and fun. “Fall Moon,” includes a rippling Hammond organ and nostalgic brass; the bluesy “I saw the light” with a chorus of the swaggering “Ooo-Wee”; the stabbing electric keys and signature falsetto sweetness on “I Think You Should Know”; the deep-pocket bass and growling hooks on “Nothing More Lonely”; the breezy slice-of-life that is “Seagulls,” St. Paul still branches out in subtle ways stretching out the experimental muscles the band has developed over the years.

With St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Janeway felt like they’d taken their sonic searching as far it could go—or at least “without doing some kind of death-metal album.” But it raised a lot of important questions: “‘What are we doing? What is the band now?’ You go through that kind of identity-crisis stuff. What is the band, and is this still creatively satisfying?” The answer is a resounding yes. “Making this record was a long journey, but I think it’s one of those rare times where it felt really worth it,” Janeway says. “It feels very much like a renewed energy. And who knows? We might make our death metal record next.”

Watch the band’s performance of “Fall Moon” on the Tonight Show:

ST. PAUL & THE BROKEN- ST. PAUL & THE BROKEN TRACKLISTING

1. Sushi and Coca-Cola
2. Fall Moon
3. Ooo-Wee
4. Sitting In The Corner
5. I Think You Should Know
6. Nothing More Lonely
7. Stars Above
8. Seagulls
9. Change a Life
10. Going Back 

St. Paul & The Broken Bones Tour Dates

EU/UK  Tour (Previously Announced)

• Jan 22: Bristol, UK – SWX *
• Jan 23: Newcastle, UK – Newcastle NX *
• Jan 24: Manchester, UK – New Century Hall *
• Jan 25: Glasgow, UK – Old Fruit Market *
• Jan 27: Leeds, UK – Irish Centre *
• Jan 29: Nottingham, UK – Rock City *
• Jan 30: London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town *
• Jan 31: Birmingham, UK – The Crossing
• Feb 02: Leuven, BE – Het Depot =
• Feb 03: Paris, FR – Le Trabendo =
• Feb 04: Amsterdam, NL – Paradiso =
• Feb 06: Berlin, DE – Columbiahalle =
• Feb 07: Hamburg, DE – Mojo Club =
• Feb 09: Aarhus, DK – Voxhall =
• Feb 10: Copenhagen, DK – Amager Bio =
• Feb 11: Oslo, NO – Cosmopolite Scene =
• Feb 12: Stockholm, SE – Debaser Strand =

* Tyler Ballgame
= MT Jones

North America 2026 Tour

• Mar 24: Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom *
• Mar 26: Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom *
• Mar 28: Boise, ID – Treefort Music Festival
• Mar 29: Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom *
• Mar 31: Medford, OR – Holly Theatre *
• April 1: San Francisco, CA – The Warfield *
• April 3: Los Angeles, CA – The Belasco *
• April 4: San Diego, CA – The Sound *
• April 5: Scottsdale, AZ – Scottsdale CPAC *
• April 7: Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater *
• April 8: Baton Rouge, LA – Chelsea’s Live
• April 17: Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore +
• April 18: Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel +
• April 19: Raleigh, NC – The Ritz +
• April 21: Richmond, VA – Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens +
• April 23: Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore +
• April 24: Washington, DC – 9:30 Club +
• April 25: Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount  · +
• April 26: Boston, MA – Citizens House of Blues Boston +
• April 28: Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall +
• April 29: Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall +
• May 1: Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed · +
• May 2: St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre +
• May 3: Madison, WI – The Sylvee +
• May 5: Cincinnati, OH – Taft Theatre +
• May 6: Lexington, KY – The Burl Outdoors +
• May 8: Atlanta, GA – The Eastern +
• May 9: Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall +

* Tyler Ballgame
+ Brother Wallace
· Thee Sinseers

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