Crobot bring the Dark Side of the Supermoon Tour to Space Ballroom

The Pennsylvania groove-rock band, touring this spring's Supermoon, plays Hamden on Sunday, Nov. 15, with Dark Chapel opening.

Two weeks from tonight, a rock band that once played the big Wallingford shed will be in a 300-capacity room on Treadwell Street, close enough to the front row to read the setlist taped to the floor. Crobot play Space Ballroom in Hamden on Sunday, Nov. 15. Doors are 7 p.m., the show starts at 8 p.m., Dark Chapel opens, and tickets run $20–$25 through Eventbrite. The show is all ages.

The stop is part of the band's Dark Side of the Supermoon Tour, and the name gives the hook away. Supermoon, Crobot's sixth album, came out May 1, 2026 on Megaforce Records. It was trailed by "Gun to My Head," released last fall, and then "Foot Off," and the press around it pitched the record as a return to the dirty groove rock the band started with. By mid-November these songs will have been on the road for most of a year: through a spring run supporting Corrosion of Conformity, a summer headline swing out West, and a string of UK dates with The Damn Truth in late summer. That kind of mileage tends to tighten a set.

Hamden sits near the end of this leg. Crobot and Dark Chapel are also billed together at MilkBoy in Philadelphia on Nov. 11, so the two bands arrive as a unit that has been sharing a van and a stage for a while, rather than a pickup support slot.

Our records show the band's last New Haven-market date as Sept. 15, 2015, at Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, though they also played Space Ballroom in Hamden in May 2025. Eleven years is long enough that the band now has six albums to choose from instead of the one or two it was touring back then. Space Ballroom's own event copy lists Something Supernatural, Welcome to Fat City and Obsidian among them, and front man Brandon Yeagley still plays harmonica as well as singing.

The room matters here. Crobot have played Space Ballroom before, a general-admission, standing-room night in May 2025 with Chokesetter and Bone Church, so the Hamden crowd that caught that one already knows how the band fills the space. Space Ballroom is a music venue and craft beer bar a few minutes outside downtown New Haven, and the bill it books leans heavy: Crowbar and Eyehategod have been through. A groove-rock band with a harmonica player and a new record fits that run of shows.

A Sunday show with an 8 p.m. start means an early night by rock standards, which makes it easy to get to on a school or work night. Get there for Dark Chapel, get a beer from the bar, and stand close. The band came back sooner than eleven years this time, but a 300-cap room on a Sunday is the kind of show that's better remembered than missed.

Sources: Space Ballroom: Crobot (spaceballroom.com); Eventbrite: Crobot – Dark Side of the Supermoon Tour (eventbrite.com); Space Ballroom (spaceballroom.com); Ghost Cult: Crobot Share Their Single Foot Off – New Album Coming Soon (ghostcultmag.com); The Rock Revival: Crobot confirm new album Supermoon (therockrevival.com); mxdwn: Corrosion of Conformity announce spring 2026 tour with Crobot (music.mxdwn.com); Space Ballroom: CROWBAR / EYEHATEGOD (spaceballroom.com); Crobot + Dark Chapel at MilkBoy Philly (Discotech) (app.discotech.me)