Rock band Bush is gearing up for a momentous year as they celebrate their 30th anniversary with a North American tour and exciting plans for a new album. Frontman Gavin Rossdale recently appeared on The Tonight Show to perform their hit single "Glycerine" ahead of the upcoming tour.

The 32-date North American tour, titled "Loaded: The Greatest Hits Tour," is set to kick off on July 26 at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, OR. Bush will be joined on stage by special guests, including Jerry Cantrell, the guitarist of Alice in Chains, and solo artist Candlebox. Fans can expect an incredible live experience as the band showcases their iconic songs throughout the tour.

The release of the band's compilation album, "Loaded The Greatest Hits 1994-2023," in November served as a prelude to their anniversary celebrations. The album features all the beloved tracks that have made Bush a powerhouse in the rock music scene over the past three decades.

Despite some setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bush remained determined to bring their music to fans. In 2022, they released their latest album, "The Art of Survival," which followed their 2020 effort, "The Kingdom." The band was scheduled to embark on a co-headlining tour with Stone Temple Pilots in 2021, but unfortunately, they had to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances caused by the global health crisis.

Looking ahead, Gavin Rossdale has confirmed that he has already started working on a new Bush album. The frontman expressed his enthusiasm for the creative process, stating that he feels his songwriting is better than ever. Drawing on his early experiences in Bush, Rossdale aims to continue pushing boundaries and producing captivating music for their devoted fanbase.

As their 30th anniversary approaches, Bush is poised to deliver an unforgettable tour experience and anticipation is building for their upcoming album. Fans can look forward to the band's signature sound and Rossdale's introspective lyrics that have resonated with audiences throughout their remarkable career.

Get ready to rock out as Bush takes the stage once again and prepares to mark three decades of influential music with their dedicated fanbase.