Dogstar

There’s something a little unexpected about seeing Dogstar live… and that’s part of the appeal. Yes, people know the band because of bassist Keanu Reeves, but once the music starts, that fades pretty quickly. What you’re left with is a tight, three-piece rock band that leans into a raw, guitar-driven sound… somewhere between alternative rock and that laid-back California vibe they came out of in the ’90s.

On their current 2026 tour, they’re riding the momentum of their recent comeback and new album *All In Now*, hitting stages across the U.S. and Europe from late spring through the end of summer. The shows pull from both eras of the band… newer material that feels fresh and immediate, mixed with songs that carry that older, stripped-down alt-rock feel. It’s not flashy, not overproduced… just guitars, rhythm, and songs that build their way into you instead of hitting all at once.

Live, it feels more intimate than you might expect. Even in bigger venues, there’s a kind of low-key, almost under-the-radar energy to it… like the band is more focused on playing than performing. That works in their favor. The crowd leans in, the songs stretch a little, and the whole thing settles into a groove that feels real instead of staged. If you’re looking for a show that’s less about spectacle and more about honest, guitar-driven rock, Dogstar’s current tour lands right in that space.