With Mudvayne set to take 2026 off, frontman Chad Gray isn’t slowing down. The vocalist has announced a short spring run for his solo project, dubbed ’30 Years Of Madness,’ expanding beyond the previously revealed April 24 show in Las Vegas, NV.
Following the rapid sellout of that initial date, Gray has now added stops in three more cities. Backing Gray on the road will be Hellyeah guitarist Christian Brady alongside Mudvayne touring guitarist Marcus Raffety — a lineup that bridges both eras of his career.
Sharing his excitement with fans, Gray wrote: “Well my metal family… we sold out Vegas in just days! Still can’t believe it! I feel so grateful for you all. We decided to get with a few of our good friends and put together some more shows!”
For longtime fans, the newly announced dates are deeply personal to Gray. “You know I couldn’t get out there and not play The Machine Shop!” he added, referencing the iconic Michigan venue. “I can’t wait to come hang off the rafters with you again!”
The run will include a stop in Illinois at The Rust Belt, before wrapping up with what Gray promises will be a full-blown celebration at the EPIC Event Center. “Those last two shows I will have Doobie open the show and get you all ready!” he noted.
Above all, Gray stresses that 30 Years Of Madness is about joy, not nostalgia. “All I keep saying is, ‘This is going to be so much fun!’ That’s what it is… fun, a celebration! Music from both of my bands – Mudvayne and Hellyeah.”
April 24 – Las Vegas, NV @ Fremont Country Club (w/ Kami Kehoe)
May 26 – Flint, MI @ Machine Shop
May 29 – East Moline, IL @ The Rust Belt (w/ Doobie)
May 30 – Green Bay, WI @ Epic Event Center (w/ Doobie)
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