Frank DiMino Discusses ANGEL's Touring Plans for Remainder of 2026 and 2027
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ANGEL singer Frank DiMino has discussed the band's touring plans in a recent interview with Back Stage Pass With Steve Ryan.

The band will be performing on the West Coast in August, including at the Whisky club in Las Vegas.

They will also play at the Gene Simmons' Legends Of Rock Expo at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino in September.

In March, it was reported that ANGEL was putting the finishing touches on a new studio album, tentatively due later in the year via Cleopatra Records.

The 12-song effort will mark ANGEL's third album on Cleopatra.

The current ANGEL lineup includes Frank DiMino and guitarist Punky Meadows, along with Danny Farrow on rhythm guitar, Charlie Calv on keyboards, Billy Orrico on drums, and Tommy "T-Bone" Caradonna on bass.

The band has been touring extensively in support of their 50th anniversary celebration in 2025.

ANGEL's self-titled debut album was recorded for Casablanca Records with a lineup comprising DiMino, Meadows, Gregg Giuffria, Mickie Jones, and Barry Brandt.

The band was discovered by Gene Simmons and released six albums between 1975-80 that mixed glam, hard rock, and melodic singalongs.

The band's current touring schedule includes shows on the West Coast in August, Texas dates, and festival appearances.

They will also perform at the Legends Of Rock Expo in September, where they will play live and participate in a signing session.

DiMino stated about the fact that ANGEL was celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025: "It is unbelievable.

When I think back on it, and when someone first said, 'Well, it's the 50th anniversary,' I said, 'What are you talking about?' You know, it's kind of crazy when I think about it.

I look back and go, 'Really?' Sometimes it feels like it was just yesterday, and other times it seems like such a long time ago." ANGEL will continue to tour extensively throughout 2026 and 2027 before eventually slowing down their schedule in the future.

The band has been making music for over five decades and shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.