Bachman-Turner Overdrive (BTO) has announced their upcoming 'No Speed Limit Tour,' scheduled to run from January through March 2027. The tour will feature performances across various venues in North America, with tickets currently on sale.
The cheapest tickets found for any show on the tour are priced at $70, including fees, according to SeatGeek, the official music concert Ticketing Partner of the New York Post. For the Montclair, New Jersey, performance at the Wellmont Theater on March 2, 2027, ticket prices start at $86 including fees. A promotional code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Tour Itinerary and Setlist
The tour includes a March 2, 2027 date at the Wellmont Theater in Montclair, New Jersey, and other North American dates. Notable stops include Orlando, Florida; Clearwater, Florida; San Antonio, Texas; and Thousand Oaks, California. Some dates, such as those in Modesto, California, and Catoosa, Oklahoma, have no ticket information available currently.
Live performances by BTO typically feature around 18 songs, including hits such as "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet," "Let It Ride," "Roll On Down the Highway," and "Takin' Care of Business." The band also performs songs from The Guess Who catalog, as well as solo hits like "She's So High" by Tal Bachman, and a classic rock medley. A reported setlist from a November 2025 show included tracks like "Take It Like a Man," "Not Fragile," "American Woman" (a Guess Who cover), and "Takin' Care of Business."
New Music and Band Lineup
BTO released their first single in nearly 30 years, "60 Years Ago," on March 28, 2025. The song features a guitar solo by Neil Young and references Canadian rock artists. The current lineup performing live includes Randy Bachman (vocals/guitar), Tal Bachman (vocals/guitar), Koko Bachman (drums), Lance LaPointe (bass), and Brent Knudsen (guitar/vocals).
Randy Bachman, 81, recently shared the story behind the iconic 1973 hit "Takin' Care Of Business." He recalled hearing a radio host named Daryl B say "we're taking care of business" and was inspired to write the song on the spot. The call-and-response section of the song was improvised during a performance, with the band recording it two weeks later.
Other classic rock artists also touring in the near future include Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band, Neil Young with Willie Nelson, Robert Plant, Eric Clapton, and AC/DC.