Fuzz Tickets

On the schedule

Fuzz Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Fuzz is a high-octane rock act born in the heart of San Francisco in 2011, formed by Ty Segall and Charlie Moothart with Chad Ubovich adding bass. Known for their crunchy guitar tones, propulsive rhythms, and a cinematic blend of hard rock, garage grit, and proto-metal influences, Fuzz has carved out a distinct space in modern rock. We’ve got you covered if you’re looking to catch them live or dive into their catalog.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

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The live experience

What reaches the room

From their blistering studio albums to iconic singles like Returning, Rat Race, Pollinate, and the Kinks cover Till the End of the Day, Fuzz delivers dense walls of sound that fans describe as a modern tribute to classic garage and hard rock. The band’s latest studio work, III (2020), continues their tradition of tight, relentless grooves and riffs that stick. For fans and new listeners alike, the live show remains a charged experience—whether you’re catching a headline set or a festival appearance. We’ll keep you posted on upcoming shows, including 2025 stops in Atlanta at Aisle 5 and Columbus at Rumba Café, plus other dates as they’re announced.

Artist note

A sourced detail

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Fuzz

Origin: San Francisco, California, formed in 2011 by Ty Segall and Charlie Moothart; Chad Ubovich joined on bass.
Studio albums (in order, newest first): III (2020, In the Red), II (2015, In the Red), Fuzz (2013, In the Red).
Genre/style: hard rock, garage rock, psychedelic rock, proto-metal influences.
Key singles: Returning (2020), Rat Race (2015), Pollinate (2015), Till the End of the Day (Kinks cover, 2014), Sleigh Ride (2013), Sunderberry Dream (2013), This Time I Got a Reason (2012).
2025 tour activity: multiple shows in the U.S. including Atlanta (Aisle 5) and Columbus (Rumba Cafe), with additional 2025–2026 dates documented.
Social media presence: Band maintains a Bandcamp page for releases and catalog; broader official social handles are not consistently listed in primary sources.

The records

Fuzz Discography

III
2020 · In the Red Records
II
2015 · In the Red Records
Fuzz
2013 · In the Red Records

The hits

Top Fuzz Songs

Returning
2020 · N/A
Rat Race
2015 · N/A
Pollinate
2015 · N/A
Till the End of the Day (Kinks cover)
2014 · N/A
"Sleigh Ride" / "You Won't See Me"
2013 · N/A
"Sunderberry Dream" / "21st Century Schizoid Man"
2013 · N/A
"This Time I Got a Reason" / "Fuzz's Fourth Dream"
2012 · N/A

From their blistering studio albums to iconic singles like Returning, Rat Race, Pollinate, and the Kinks cover Till the End of the Day, Fuzz delivers dense walls of sound that fans describe as a modern tribute to classic garage and hard rock. The band’s latest studio work, III (2020), continues their tradition of tight, relentless grooves and riffs that stick. For fans and new listeners alike, the live show remains a charged experience—whether you’re catching a headline set or a festival appearance. We’ll keep you posted on upcoming shows, including 2025 stops in Atlanta at Aisle 5 and Columbus at Rumba Café, plus other dates as they’re announced.