Badflower at Marquee Theatre

No Place Like Home Tour 2026

Tempe rock and rollers! Y’all ready to get loud?! Y’all ready for some SOAP action to cleanse our souls with rock and roll?? We know WE are - and we’re so excited to welcome Badflower to the stage at Marquee Theatre for an early Spring bloom right here on March 8th at the Theatre for a night that’s gonna get heavy and bassy. The Los Angeles alt-rockers are hitting the road all over again for their No Place Like Home Tour - ironically hitting everywhere ELSE but home for the crew, and taking their raw rock and roll energy across America. And for us, the stop right here in Tempe is gonna be major - and we need you right here when it all goes down. 

SO - who is Badflower anyway?! Badflower: made up of Josh Katz (vocals/guitar), Joey Morrow (guitar), Alex Espiritu (bass), and Anthony Sonetti (drums)  first exploded onto the scene with their haunting 2018 breakout “Ghost,”, but have been making music with each other since 2010 when they all met at their apartment in Hollywood L.A.  After a few hits and misses, Ghost became the song that resonated with millions - and quickly launched them into stardom. Their debut album, OK, I’m Sick, became an instant fan favorite, followed by This Is How the World Ends in 2021 — and then, the rest was history folks. Now, with their latest project No Place Like Home (2025), the band has expanded their core base and we are ITCHING to hear the new project live here in the city — with favs like “Detroit,” “Paws,” and “London”, this next show here at Marquee is gonna go off right here in the middle of the crowd. Fans can expect a mix of old and new — from the best hits like “Heroin” and “The Jester” to the tender heartbreak of “Paws.” And if you’ve ever seen them live, you already know Josh Katz’s vibe on stage - raw, cool AF, and always on key with every notes he hits Joining them on tour are Point North and Olive Vox, two powerhouse acts in their own right — setting the perfect tone before Badflower brings the house down.

Tempe’s Marquee Theatre, known for its gritty, up-close energy, couldn’t be a better fit. The walls shake, the crowd sings every word, and by the end, you’ll feel like you’ve lived a lifetime in one night. So get ready to scream, cry, and let it all out — because when Badflower takes the stage on March 8th, it won’t just be a concert. It’ll be a catharsis, a communion, and a reminder that music really can save us.

Grab your tickets, grab your crew, and we’ll see you in the front row. See you in the pit, Tempe.