Bachman-Turner Overdrive Announces Winter 2027 US Tour

Bachman-Turner Overdrive (BTO) has scheduled the "No Speed Limit" US tour for the winter of 2027. The concert series begins on January 7th at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida, and runs through March 20th, concluding at the Black Bear Casino Resort in Carlton, Minnesota. Tickets will be available through Ticketmaster, with pre-sales starting Wednesday, August 26th, at 10 a.m. local time. The general public sale follows on Friday, August 28th, at 10 a.m. local time.

The tour includes four initial dates in Florida, stopping at Clearwater, Naples, and Jacksonville before moving to Montgomery, Alabama, and Biloxi, Mississippi. In late January, the band will perform across the Western United States, including a show at the Tobin Center in San Antonio on January 17th and the Fox Tucson Theatre on January 19th. California dates include stops in Thousand Oaks, Indio, Cerritos, and Modesto. After a break in early February, the tour resumes on February 27th in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, followed by a performance in Lancaster on February 28th.

The March leg of the tour features performances at the Wellmont Theater in New Jersey and the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. These dates follow a broader trend of veteran acts returning to the stage, similar to recent schedule reveals from artists like Jessie Reyez. The band will also visit Wheeling, West Virginia; Shipshewana, Indiana; and Davenport, Iowa. The current BTO lineup features founding member Randy Bachman alongside his son, Tal Bachman, on guitar and his daughter-in-law, Koko Bachman, on drums. Lance Lapointe provides bass, while Brent Knudsen contributes guitar.

This lineup was established following the band's 2023 return after an 18-year absence. Randy Bachman’s 2027 schedule follows a planned 2026 tour where he will perform with Burton Cummings as The Guess Who. Bachman described himself as a "rock 'n' roll child" who switched from classical violin to guitar at age 14 after seeing Elvis on TV. The 2027 tour will also include stops in Effingham, Illinois; Tulsa and Quapaw, Oklahoma; Des Moines, Iowa; and La Vista, Nebraska.