After recently releasing ‘Get Dumber” Feat. Jeff Rosenstock, the third advance single from their new record, Who Will Look After The Dogs?, Toronto punk heroes PUP – comprised of Stefan Babcock, Nestor Chumak, Zack Mykula, and Steve Sladkowski – are announcing Mega-City Madness. The six night ‘tour’ begins with a house show and continues on through landmark venues across their hometown of Toronto beginning July 13. Each evening will feature a different artist on the bill with appearances from NOBRO, Solids, Cadence Weapon, Bad Waitress, Jeff Rosenstock, and more.
“We are incredibly proud to be from Toronto,” says Babcock. “We grew up playing these venues. We started this band in friends’ basements and over the past decade have grown slowly and steadily until we were lucky enough to be playing big concert halls. This ‘tour’ is a celebration of that journey, going back to the smallest, greasiest shows. We’re playing all these milestone venues, each one a little bigger than the last, just like we have over the past 10 years, but this time we’re doing it all in one week. We’re so grateful for what this city has given us. Holy fuck we love Toronto.”
Artist pre-sale tickets for the Mega-City Madness ‘tour’ are on sale April 9 at 10 am ET and general ticket sales begin April 11 at 10 am ET. Tickets can be found HERE.
07/13/25 – Toronto, ON – House Show
07/14/25 – Toronto, ON – Sneaky Dees’s w/ Bad Waitress
07/15/25 – Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace w/ Solids
07/16/25 – Toronto, ON – The Concert Hall w/ Jeff Rosenstock (solo)
07/18/25 – Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall w/ Cadence Weapon
07/19/25 – Toronto, ON – History w/ NOBRO
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