Twin Peaks tour 2026 brings cast back to Lynch country
Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise and more will discuss David Lynch and the cult series at fan events from September to March.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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The Twin Peaks tour 2026 is headed back on the road, with cast members from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s cult mystery series set to meet fans, revisit the show and discuss Lynch at events across the U.S.
The new run is officially called Twin Peaks: Conversation With the Stars, according to the event website. The announced participants include Sheryl Lee, who played Laura Palmer, Ray Wise, who played Leland Palmer, Michael Horse, Dana Ashbrook, Kimmy Robertson, Harry Goaz and Sabrina S. Sutherland, an executive producer on Twin Peaks: The Return.
The Hollywood Reporter said Lee described the tour in a statement as a return “to the water,” “to the trees” and “to the land,” pointing fans back to the places tied to the show’s beginning.
When is the Twin Peaks tour 2026?
The event website lists the first date as Sept. 16 in Natick, Massachusetts, with the tour scheduled to wrap March 20 in Austin. The listings are arranged by U.S. region and also show which guests are expected at each stop.
Organizers are also planning events at locations with direct ties to the series. Among them are the Washington house used as the Palmer family home and Kiana Lodge, which stood in for the Great Northern Hotel in the show.
Some of those location events will feature Lee and Wise having tea and dinner with selected fans, according to the tour site. One of the special engagements is set for Halloween.
Who from Twin Peaks is appearing?
The announced roster brings together several familiar faces from the original series and its later revival: Lee as Laura Palmer, Wise as Leland Palmer, Horse as Deputy Hawk, Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs, Robertson as Lucy Moran and Goaz as Andy Brennan.
Sutherland, who worked as an executive producer on Twin Peaks: The Return, is also listed for the tour. Rolling Stone reported that several cast members took part in similar fan events in 2025.
Some major names from the series are not on the announced lineup. Rolling Stone noted that Kyle MacLachlan, Sherilyn Fenn, Lara Flynn Boyle and Mädchen Amick are absent from the roster.
How will the tour honor David Lynch?
A separate event on Jan. 20, the date that would have been Lynch’s 81st birthday, is scheduled for the United Theater on Broadway in Los Angeles. The event is billed as a special David Lynch birthday celebration, with cast appearances and performances of music from Twin Peaks.
Twin Peaks premiered in 1990 and became an immediate hit before its second season moved into stranger territory and ABC did not renew it. Its devoted following later helped make room for Lynch’s prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and the decades-later sequel series Twin Peaks: The Return.
In related music news from the Twin Peaks orbit, actress and singer-songwriter Alicia Witt, who played Gersten Hayward, recently released the album Between Heaven and Earth. The album was described as inspired by Lynch’s lasting influence on Witt, who called him a longtime collaborator, mentor and friend, and she previewed it with a video for “Freeze Frame.”
This story draws on original reporting from Rolling Stone.