Essex rock band Bad Nerves are heading across North America this summer and fall, backing their new single “Network,” released via Loosegroove Records. The track follows their 2024 album Still Nervous and marks a heavier, more aggressive turn for the band, with lyrics centered on media manipulation and the constant flow of digital information.

The tour kicks off July 23 in Los Angeles and runs through October, with stops in cities including Chicago, Seattle, Toronto, and Houston. The band will also play major festivals such as Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, CBGB Festival and Austin City Limits, along with several supporting dates alongside Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter.

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Bad Nerves have built a following over the past year through tours with acts like Green Day, Weezer, Royal Blood and The Hives, gaining a reputation for high energy live performances. Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has previously praised the group, calling them “the best band in England right now.”

The upcoming shows represent the band’s largest North American run to date, following steady growth from club dates to festival main stages.