In 2024, the Dave Matthews Band was selected for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame .
On January 24, the band announced their tenth studio album, Walk Around the Moon , which was released on May 19, 2023. “Madman’s Eyes” was released as the first single, and the tracklist was revealed on streaming platforms. At the same time, the band’s 2023 Summer Tour was announced with…
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The band announced the 2022 Summer Tour on February 1, 2022. The tour kicked off on May 11 at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. On May 28, the band announced that weekend’s shows scheduled in West Palm Beach, Florida, were to be postponed due to a band member testing…
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On January 20, 2023, the band’s social media accounts posted a teaser video containing 25 seconds of “Madman’s Eyes”, a song they debuted in November 2021 and played throughout 2022. The video was captioned, “Excited to bring you something new. 1.24.23”, seemingly alluding to the announcement of an upcoming studio…
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The band announced a reshuffled 2021 tour, becoming one of the first acts to confirm dates for 2021 in anticipation of loosening COVID-19 gathering restrictions. Dave Matthews Band made their return to the stage on July 23, 2021, at Coastal Credit Union Music Park .
Just hours before the band was set to begin their annual three-night Labor Day weekend run at The Gorge Amphitheatre on September 3, 2021, the band’s Twitter account tweeted that due to COVID-19 protocols, the weekend’s shows would take place in an “alternate format”. Later that evening, Matthews announced onstage…
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Shortly before the last two shows of 2021, which were to take place at Madison Square Garden with Dumpstaphunk opening for both shows, it was announced that saxophonist Jeff Coffin had tested positive for COVID-19. Ben Golder-Novick, otherwise known as “Ben the Sax Guy” and original saxophonist for Scott Bradlee’s…
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Throughout 2020, Matthews performed on various mutual aid livestreams from his homes in Seattle and Charlottesville, seen by over 400,000 live viewers. The band’s YouTube channel broadcast weekly “DMB Drive-In” livestreams as a virtual summer tour, replaying many concerts from the band’s history.
On May 4, 2020, the band announced that all of its 2020 summer dates would be moved to 2021 in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic .
In 2019, the band headed to Europe for an 18-show spring tour, and in late April once again trekked across the U.S. for their annual summer tour.