Toledo rock fans, start the car — Rival Sons are bringing the Domestic Bliss tour to Cleveland on Wednesday, and if you have been waiting to grab a ticket, the clock — and the price — is ticking.

The Grammy-nominated band plays House of Blues Cleveland, 308 Euclid Ave, on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026, at 7:00 PM, with The Blue Stones opening the night. It is the latest stop on the band’s Domestic Bliss fall U.S. tour, playing songs across its nine-album catalog. The tour kicked off Oct. 30 in Boise and wraps Nov. 29 in Fort Wayne.

It is an Ohio two-night swing, too: the night before, on Tuesday, Nov. 17, Rival Sons play Bogart’s in Cincinnati, before heading north to Cleveland on Wednesday.

What tickets cost now

Here is the part Toledo drivers need to know before they go: resale prices are up 32% over the last 20 days, from $77.81 to $102.81 all-in. The cheapest seats now are around $70 all-in for general admission. In other words, waiting has already cost late buyers — and prices could keep climbing as Wednesday gets closer.

Check current ticket prices and availability for Rival Sons at House of Blues Cleveland here.

A different face on bass — for now

There will be one change in the lineup on this run. Bassist Dave Beste is sitting out the tour to “handle some important matters at home,” and Darwin Johnson (Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals) is filling in, per Blabbermouth, Oct. 25, 2026.

New music is coming

The band is also back in the studio working on a new album expected in 2027. Their last releases were Darkfighter and Lightbringer, both released in 2023.

Frontman Jay Buchanan has been busy on his own as well. He released his debut solo album, Weapons of Beauty, in Feb. 2026; it reached No. 10 on the U.S. Americana chart.

Bottom line for Toledo: it is a short drive, a big-room rock show, and a tour stop that is getting more expensive by the week. If Cleveland on Wednesday is on your list, do not wait for the door.

Rival Sons live in 2023. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.