Bachman Turner Overdrive have announced their 2027 No Speed Limit Tour, which hits the road early next year across the U.S. The trek sees founding member Randy Bachman revving up again with BTO following a successful summer tour with Burton Cummings as The Guess Who.
Kicking off in January, BTO’s No Speed Limit Tour will include stops in Nashville, Orlando, San Antonio and more cities. Watch the No Speed Limit Tour announcement video below.
“I was a rock n’ roll child at 14 after quitting classical violin and seeing Elvis on TV,” says Bachman. “I feel fortunate and amazed to tour the first half of 2026 with Burton Cummings as The Guess Who – it's exciting to see all the zillions of fans everywhere grooving once again to those hits. And now, I also get to tour across the U.S. with BTO as we announce our No Speed Limit Tour for next year! I'm thankful to all the rockers who keep on rockin' and inspire me!"
In 2023, Bachman revived BTO, the legendary rock n’ roll band behind worldwide hits such as “Takin’ Care Of Business” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet,” and has continued to tour for several years. Led by Bachman, BTO recently revamped its lineup with his son Tal Bachman on guitar; his daughter-in-law KoKo Bachman on drums; as well as his friends Lance Lapointe on bass and Brent Knudsen on guitar, for a true family affair. The BTO legacy lives on, promising unforgettable performances and a continued impact on the ever-evolving rock landscape.
Randy Bachman has become a legendary figure in the rock n’ roll world through his talents as a guitarist, songwriter, performer and producer. To date, he has earned over 120 gold and platinum album/singles awards around the world. His songwriting has garnered him the coveted #1 spot on radio playlists in over 20 countries and over the course of his career he has sold over 40 million records. Randy’s songs have been recorded by a broad range of artists and have been placed in dozens of TV shows, films and commercials. Impressively, his music has provided a veritable soundtrack of the last 50 years of popular music.
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