Crobot to Launch Dark Side of the Supermoon Tour
The rock band will kick off their upcoming tour and release a new four-song companion EP on November 5, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 31, 2026 in Metal
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Beginning November 5, 2026, the band Crobot will embark on their Dark Side of the Supermoon tour to support their latest album. The group is also set to release a four-song companion EP of the same name to accompany the live performances.
Why it matters
The tour and new EP follow the successful May 1, 2026, release of the band's album Supermoon. These projects provide fans with additional material while maintaining the band's momentum after their recent U.K. performances.
Crobot currently maintains over 83,100 monthly listeners on Spotify. The band's upcoming EP will feature a highly limited physical release of only 100 vinyl copies.
The players
Crobot
A rock band formed in 2009 that manages recording processes between Pennsylvania and Texas.
Brandon Yeagley
The frontman for the band who manages the Let There Be Rock School located in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
Chris Bishop
The band's guitarist who owns and operates a tattoo shop based in Austin, Texas.
The details
Band members continue to collaborate across state lines, recording instrumental demos in Austin, Texas, before sending them to vocalist Brandon Yeagley in St. Clair, Pennsylvania. The group previously utilized the historic Pedernales Recording Studio in Spicewood, Texas, to record parts of their Supermoon album.
Timeline
The band formed in Pennsylvania in 2009.
The album Supermoon was released on May 1, 2026.
The group completed a series of U.K. tour dates in August and September 2026.
The Dark Side of the Supermoon tour begins on November 5, 2026.
A concert is scheduled at MilkBoy in Philadelphia on November 11, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
Crobot operates through a geographically distributed creative process anchored by the frontman's leadership at the Let There Be Rock School. This model allows the band to blend regional musical influences while maintaining a cohesive sound through remote collaboration.
Fans can look forward to upcoming live shows with specific stops in cities like Philadelphia to hear the new material. Those interested in collecting rare music formats will need to act quickly, as the upcoming EP will be limited to only 100 vinyl pressings.
The takeaway
The band continues to bridge the gap between their Pennsylvania origins and their current Texas base through creative remote recording sessions. Listeners should look for the upcoming EP release to see how the band expands upon the sound established in their May 2026 album.
What happens next
The tour kicks off on November 5, 2026, with a specific stop scheduled at MilkBoy in Philadelphia on November 11, 2026.
Further reading
For more information on the band's upcoming dates, visit the Metal section.
More information
For a complete list of upcoming show dates, visit the official band tour and release website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Pottsville Republican Herald.
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