Crocodiles keep the European party going in support of ‘Greetings From Hell’

Crocodiles are one of the great rock & roll bands of their generation — full stop. Nearly two decades in, nine albums deep (including 2026’s ‘Greetings From Hell‘), and hundreds of shows across the globe under their belt, and the duo still shows zero signs of slowing down. This July, they’re heading back to Europe for another run. Dates below.

Order ‘Greetings From Hell’ here.

The Origin Story

Nearly 30 years ago, two teenage punks crossed paths at an antifascist gathering in their hometown of San Diego. The bond was instant — politics, poetry, and music — and the pair quickly became inseparable, bouncing through a string of projects that ranged from abrasive punk outfits to sun-soaked, ’60s-indebted pop groups.

For the last 18 years, Charles Rowell and Brandon Welchez have made music together as Crocodiles. Forever shape-shifting, the band has been celebrated, maligned, and everything in between — but never, ever boring. Impossible to pin down, really. Psych-punk? Noise-pop? Art-gaze?

They are all of this and none of this and more than this.

Catch Crocodiles Live

• July 9 — Paris, FR — @pointephemere
• July 10 — Utrecht, NL — @tivolivredenberg
• July 11 — London, UK — @thelexingtonlondon
• July 12 — Manchester, UK — @theabbeymanchester
• July 13 — Sheffield, UK — @sidneyandmatilda
• July 14 — Preston, UK — @theferretpreston
• July 15 — Brighton, UK — @thehopeandruin
• July 17 — St. Gilles Croix-De-Vie, FR — @rocksealive
• July 18 — Bordeaux, FR — @lastrodome.bdx
• July 22 — Zurich, CH — @bogenf
• July 23 — Lugano, CH — @luganobuskers
• July 24 — Fano, IT — @bagnielsa3
• July 25 — Firenze, IT — @annibale_presenta
• July 26 — Chambery, FR — @brindezincl

About Crocodiles

Crocodiles is the long-running project of Charles Rowell and Brandon Welchez, formed in San Diego and shaped by nearly three decades of friendship, punk roots, and restless reinvention. With nine albums and counting — most recently ‘Greetings From Hell’ (2026) — the duo remains one of rock’s most defiantly unclassifiable acts.