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We’re here to help quell your “Uncontrollable Urge,” DEVOtees. DEVO just extended their 2026 tour by adding eight Midwest and East Coast June gigs to their ‘Mutate, Don’t Stagnate Tour’ itinerary. A ...

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Three years after their farewell tour, Devo has added more tour dates to their 2026 “Mutate, Don’t Stagnate” tour. The new shows begin June 2 in Indianapolis and include a stop at the Buffalo AKG Art ...

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AKRON, Ohio - De-Evolution is still very real and the concept’s musical prophets, Devo, will return to Akron with their “Mutate,’ Don’t Stagnate,” tour at The Akron Civic Theatre on Wednesday, June 3.