The Road Hammers & Doc Walker
Buckle up, country fans – two powerhouse bands are hitting the highway together. Award-winning country-rock trio The Road Hammers and JUNO and multi-CCMA Award-winning group Doc Walker are teaming up for a coast-to-coast Canadian tour kicking off in January 2026.
Fresh off the release of their raucous single “Dirty Hands Clean Money,” The Road Hammers are ready to bring their signature brand of high-octane country rock back to stages across the country. Formed in 2004 by Jason McCoy, Clayton Bellamy, and Chris Byrne, the band is a defining force in Canadian country, fusing 1970s trucker-country roots with gritty, southern-rock swagger. With over 43 million global streams, multiple gold and platinum certifications, six CCMA Awards, and a JUNO Award to their name, The Road Hammers continue to cement their reputation as one of the most electrifying live acts in the business. Their upcoming single – due out January 9, 2026 – promises to kick the new year into overdrive.
“This tour is all about bringing that energy back to the fans,” says Jason McCoy of The Road Hammers. “Doc Walker are old friends and road warriors just like us, so you know it’s going to be a party. We’ve got new music, big shows, and a whole lot of stories to tell – and we can’t wait to fire up the engines and hit the road together.”
Joining them on the road are Manitoba Country Music Association (MCMA) Hall of Fame inductees Doc Walker, whose harmony-rich sound and immersive songwriting have made them one of Canada’s most beloved country groups for over two decades. Led by Chris Thorsteinson and Dave Wasyliw, the band has notched 22 Top 10 singles, eight #1 CMT videos, and a JUNO Award for Country Recording of the Year, alongside 14 CCMA wins and over 40 nominations. Known for timeless hits like “Beautiful Life” and “Rocket Girl,” Doc Walker’s enduring connection with fans continues to make their live shows a must-see celebration of Canadian country music.
“The chemistry we have with our Road Hammer brothers on and off the stage is undeniable,” says Dave Wasyliw of Doc Walker. “We’re like a five-headed Canadian Country Music monster!”
With two iconic bands, countless chart-topping hits, and decades of combined touring experience, the Til The Wheels Fall Off tour promises to deliver an unforgettable night of anthems, grit, and good old-fashioned country rock energy.
Fresh off the release of their raucous single “Dirty Hands Clean Money,” The Road Hammers are ready to bring their signature brand of high-octane country rock back to stages across the country. Formed in 2004 by Jason McCoy, Clayton Bellamy, and Chris Byrne, the band is a defining force in Canadian country, fusing 1970s trucker-country roots with gritty, southern-rock swagger. With over 43 million global streams, multiple gold and platinum certifications, six CCMA Awards, and a JUNO Award to their name, The Road Hammers continue to cement their reputation as one of the most electrifying live acts in the business. Their upcoming single – due out January 9, 2026 – promises to kick the new year into overdrive.
“This tour is all about bringing that energy back to the fans,” says Jason McCoy of The Road Hammers. “Doc Walker are old friends and road warriors just like us, so you know it’s going to be a party. We’ve got new music, big shows, and a whole lot of stories to tell – and we can’t wait to fire up the engines and hit the road together.”
Joining them on the road are Manitoba Country Music Association (MCMA) Hall of Fame inductees Doc Walker, whose harmony-rich sound and immersive songwriting have made them one of Canada’s most beloved country groups for over two decades. Led by Chris Thorsteinson and Dave Wasyliw, the band has notched 22 Top 10 singles, eight #1 CMT videos, and a JUNO Award for Country Recording of the Year, alongside 14 CCMA wins and over 40 nominations. Known for timeless hits like “Beautiful Life” and “Rocket Girl,” Doc Walker’s enduring connection with fans continues to make their live shows a must-see celebration of Canadian country music.
“The chemistry we have with our Road Hammer brothers on and off the stage is undeniable,” says Dave Wasyliw of Doc Walker. “We’re like a five-headed Canadian Country Music monster!”
With two iconic bands, countless chart-topping hits, and decades of combined touring experience, the Til The Wheels Fall Off tour promises to deliver an unforgettable night of anthems, grit, and good old-fashioned country rock energy.
