Produced by Kris Hilbert (The Body), who worked with the band on The Red Sect and mixed and mastered by Joel Grind (Toxic Holocaust), The Grave Alchemist will see a worldwide release on April 14th. Featuring 12 driving, raucous blackened thrash hymns, the album reveals a marked maturity and growth for these Asheville natives who previously wore their punk rock roots on their proverbial sleeves. The album is a narrative-driven horror concept album that weaves a tale of alchemy, necromancy, and vampirism over the span of three centuries. It is a potent blend of violence, mysticism, psychology, and the occult, distilled into an aural elixir of blood and gold.

The Grave Alchemist will see worldwide release via Prosthetic Records on CD, LP, and digital formats. Pre-orders are available here.

About All Hell:

Spawned in the dark hills of Asheville, North Carolina, in 2013, and influenced by a wide array of genres from punk to thrash to “first wave” black metal to ‘80s deathrock and beyond, All Hell has relentlessly churned out their stygian works while spreading their volatile live show to eager audiences.

All Hell self-released their debut, The Devil’s Work, in 2014, and played with bands such as 1349, Black Tusk, Ghoul, and labelmates, Skeletonwitch. A year later, All Hell released their second offering, The Red Sect, which was released through HPGD Productions. No Clean Singing called the album, “A thoroughly electrifying romp; a ripping rampage of thrashing riffs, punk rhythms, and mad-dog snarls. Hooky as hell and as nasty as a famished wolverine.” Prosthetic Records soon signed the band and reissued the album on LP and CD worldwide. The band hit the road in support of that album, sharing the stage with the likes of Venom Inc., Toxic Holocaust, Lord Dying, Ramming Speed, Horrendous, and many more.

With the release of The Grave Alchemist, All Hell has expanded their sound while infusing different elements to create a unique blend all their own. Fans of Bathory, Celtic Frost, Samhain, Satyricon, Skeletonwitch, Goatwhore, Toxic Holocaust and the like, pay heed.

All Hell will bring their deviousness to the stage for a short run of live dates this spring with additional live incursions in the plotting stages.

All Hell Live Dates:

4/27/2017 The Nick – Birmingham, AL w/ New Masters Of Evil
4/28/2017 529 – Atlanta, GA w/ New Masters of Evil
4/29/2017 drkmttrD – Nashville, TN
4/30/2017 TBA – Knoxville, TN
5/04/2017 Slim’s Downtown – Raleigh, NC
5/05/2017 Raw Ink Live – Gaithersburg, MD
5/06/2017 Kung Fu Necktie (early show) – Philadelphia, PA
5/07/2017 Gallery 5 – Richmond, VA

All Hell Is:

Jacob Curwen – vocals, guitar
Kurt Henderson – drums
Erik Ballantyne – bass

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Check out “Ghoulunatics” here.

Dungeon Bastards was recorded and mixed by Scott Evans (Kowloon Walled City) at Antisleep Studios in Oakland, California, mastered by Dan Randall (Impaled, Annihilation Time, Fucked Up, Necrot) at Mammoth Sound in San Francisco, California, and comes adorned in the ghoulightful graphics of Mark W. Richards of Heavy Hand Illustration (Pig Destroyer, The Black Dahlia Murder, Toke, Black Fast).

Ghoul’s Dungeon Bastards will rear its mutinous head from the subterranean bowels of Creepsylvania on July 29, 2016, on CD, vinyl, and digital formats courtesy of the sound assassins at Tankcrimes Records.

Dungeon Bastards Track Listing:

1. Ghetto Blasters
2. Bringer Of War
3. Shred The Dead
4. Dungeon Bastards
5. Ghoulunatics
6. Blood And Guts
7. Word Is Law
8. Death Campaign
9. Guitarmageddon
10. Abominox

Dungeon Bastards CD preorders are currently available for just $6.66 this week only (who says Ghoul doesn’t like bargains?) here. The record will also be obtainable as a diehard limited-edition gatefold LP (appropriately on splatter vinyl), which opens into the Dungeon Bastards board game (full game details to be revealed next week). The diehard-edition includes a digital download card (you get “Ghoulunatics,” instantly), four two-sided Dungeon Bastards game chips, a screen-printed character sheet and poster! Reserve your copy here before they are no more. The record will also come in slime-green and blood-red vinyl options, currently available for pre-order here. Digital fans can satisfy their needs here.

In conjunction with the release of Dungeon Bastards, Ghoul will level the stages of 17 venues supporting Carcass and Crowbar this summer. The One Foot In The Grave Tour 2016 will commence on July 17th and run through August 5th with additional support provided by Night Demon.

w/ Carcass, Crowbar, Night Demon
7/17/2016 Granada Theater – Lawrence, KS
7/19/2016 Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO
7/20/2016 The Complex – Salt Lake City, UT
7/22/2016 Ace Of Spades – Sacramento, CA
7/23/2016 The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
7/24/2016 The Roxy Theatre – West Hollywood, CA
7/25/2016 Club Red – Mesa, AZ
7/26/2016 Tricky Falls – El Paso, TX
7/27/2016 Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, NM
7/29/2016 New Daisy Theatre – Memphis, TN
7/30/2016 Mercury Ballroom – Louisville, KY
7/31/2016 Park Street Saloon – Columbus, OH
8/01/2016 Baltimore Soundstage – Baltimore MD
8/02/2016 The Broadberry – Richmond, VA
8/03/2016 Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA
8/04/2016 Gramercy Theatre – New York, NY
8/05/2016 Toad’s Place – New Haven, CT

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The Koffin Kats recently returned Stateside after a three-month stint in Europe, and the rockabilly punkers are proud to announce the October 22nd release of their seventh studio album, Born of Motor. In anticipation of the release, the Kats have made the title track available, which can be heard via the video above. One listen and you can tell that this is truly an American celebration of our love of the automobile and the workmanship behind it.

From the press release:

With Born Of The Motor, The Koffin Kats continue their classic storytelling style, but with their most real, most personal lyrics to date. “Life is hard… life is uncertain – that’s something everyone understands. It’s not where you start or where you end up, it’s how you LIVE your life in between that matters,” says vocalist Vic Victor.

Both a sonic homage to their resident city and its blue-collar legacy, and a metaphor for being hard-wired towards hard work and persistent ambition, The Koffin Kats charge forward waving a proud flag soiled with blood, sweat, and whiskey—defying the decay and chaos that has stained their city in recent years.

Loyal Koffin Kats fans will be satiated with Born Of The Motor just as new fans will be enticed by the majesty of their rock ‘n’ roll prowess.

Recorded at Stu Stu Studios in Livonia, Michigan, and mastered by Adam Ayan (Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Rolling Stones), Born Of The Motor is poised to drive the Koffin Kats to new distances with speed, power, and hell-raising fun.

Born of the Motor track list:

1. All Of Me Is Gone
2. Under A Blue Sky
3. Giving Blood
4. Born Of The Motor
5. Devil Tales
6. The Collector
7. This Heart (Stays On Ice)
8. Twist Apart
9. The Team
10. Goodbye Blues
11. It’s Real
12. Gone To See The World

Koffin Kats tour dates:

Sep 08 Buffalo, NY @ Maple Entertainment Complex (FORVM)
Sep 10 Dayton, OH @ Rockstar Pro Arena
Sep 11 Pittsburg, PA @ 31st St Pub
Sep 12 Philadelphia, PA @ North Star w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 13 Allentown, PA @ Crocodile Rock w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 14 Asbury Park, NJ @ Asbury Lanes w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 15 Brooklyn, NY @ Knitting Factory w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 18 Albany, NY @ Valentine’s w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 19 New London, CT @ El N Gee w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 20 Poughkeepsie @ The Chance w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 21 Cambridge, MA @ The Middle East w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 22 Portland, ME @ Geno’s Rock Club w/ Upstart Fest
Sep 24 Dover, NH @ Sonny’s Tavern
Sep 25 Baltimore, MD @ Side Bar
Sep 26 Washington, DC @ DC9
Sep 27 Richmond, VA @ Wonderland
Sep 28 Ashville, NC @ Hellbilly Hootenanny at Highland Brewing Co.
Sep 29 Norfolk, VA @ The Jewish Mother

Transplants Played Amnesia Rockfest – Stream In A Warzone

The Transplants — featuring Rancid’s Tim Armstrong, Blink-182’s Travis Barker, and Death March’s “Skinhead Rob” Aston — impressed fans at the urine soaked Amnesia Rockfest in Montebello, Quebec, and today they’re streaming their new album, In A Warzone, at Rollingstone.com.

The album is a mix of various punk genres, just like its members, but it all coalesces and ends up sounding like pure old-school punk (except for the hip-hop-inspired “Something’s Different”). If you like what you hear, look for it to hit the streets June 25th.

“When we started this band 13 years ago, we weren’t worried about who was going to like us,” states frontman Rob Aston. “We still aren’t. In A Warzone is more raw and stripped down than our previous releases. In my opinion, it’s our best album. It’s always been difficult to classify Transplants. But at the end of the day, we’re a punk rock band. We make whatever type of music we want.”

It doesn’t get any more punk rock than that (well, it does, but who gives a fuck).

The Transplants are currently on the road in North American opening for Rancid. Tim Armstrong is playing with both bands.

Transplants tour dates:

June 17 – Boston @ House of Blues
June 19 – Silver Springs, MD @ The Fillmore
June 20 & 21 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5
June 22 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
June 23 – Norfolk, VA @ NorVA
July 11 & 12 – Seattle, WA @ SODO
July 13 & 14 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore
July 16 – Edmonton, AB @ Shaw Conf Hall
July 17 – Calgary, AB @ MacEwan Hall
July 19 & 20 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
July 21 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
July 23 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
July 24 – Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee
July 26 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Palladium
July 27 – Pomona, CA @ Fox Theater
July 28 & 29 – San Diego, CA @ House Of Blues
Aug 2 & 3 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield

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While we’re offering an edited version of the album cover, you can check out the NSFW version at thegreenerylbc.com.

On It’s Looking Grim, The Greenery vocalist Matt Lanners said,

“After enduring countless miles driven in three vans, dealing with busted trailers and blown transmissions, and surviving off of cup o’ noodles to cure our severe hangovers, we’ve officially finished our sophomore album at Buzzbomb Sound Lab with our Scotch-loving producer, Paul Miner. It’s been quite the journey coming back from being so implausibly broke (due to the road being a cruel mistress), however, there’s never been a moment of giving in to the hard times. We are indebted to our loyal fans/friends for the self-released and funded album that we are about to release; it is our thanks to you being there with us in every sweaty and grimy venue… head banging.”

Although The Greenery released their debut album, Spit & Argue, with Prosthetic Records, the band will be taking a completely different approach for their follow-up, It’s Looking Grim, by self-releasing it and bypassing labels all together, delivering the music straight to the fans.

“Why no label?” Lanners asks rhetorically. “Well, honestly, we left our previous label on amazing terms and are still great friends with them, however, we felt this project was our baby and we wanted to do this record on our terms. So, we got jobs and funded our own album, like grown ass men-children. Be prepared for the most angry, vulgar, and pissed-off release The Greenery has delivered to date, ’cause we couldn’t be happier with the outcome. We’re proud to have endured our personal and collective ups and downs to deliver the most honest album we could.”

With a fresh start, The Greenery is ready to unleash hell with It’s Looking Grim, an appropriate title for an album filled with such destructive force. The unyielding collection of some of the gnarliest metal-infused scuzz-punk around today features the new song “Reapers Keeper,” which was virtually made to break necks in the pit.

“We wanted to make a record that is very straight forward and to the point,” says Lanners. “No hidden meanings, no bullshit. I wanted to write about death as a character, and not as just an occurrence in life. This record really pushes Death in that sense of existence.”

The Greenery recently wrapped up performances at The Jamboree and New England Metal Fest and are currently on the road with To The Wind.

Keep up with The Greenery at www.facebook.com/TheGreeneryCA for news and information regarding the release date and pre-order for It’s Looking Grim.

The Greenery Tour Dates:

4.26.13 @ Gallery U – Bethlehem PA
4.27.13 @ Peabodys – Cleveland OH
4.28.13 @ Kobo Live Music – Columbus OH
4.29.13 @ Q’s Dungeon – Cincinnati OH
4.30.13 @ Game Emporium – Laporte IN
5.01.13 @ Fubar – St. Louis MO
5.02.13 @ Rudy’s – Broken Arrow OK
5.03.13 @ Haleys Club – Denton TX
5.04.13 @ Walters – Houston TX
5.05.13 @ Red 7 – Austin TX
5.06.13 @ The Pine Box – Midland TX
5.08.13 @ Gasworks – Albuquerque NM
5.09.13 @ The Underground – Mesa AZ
5.10.13 @ The Vault – Temecula CA
5.11.13 @ The Anchor – Fullerton CA

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Nations Afire To Release The Ghosts We Will Become

Yup, the guitars sound nice, the breakdown with the bass guitar coming forward sounds nice, vocals are tight, so what’s wrong with “I Am an Army“?

It’s a minute too long and it’s drenched in cliche designed to capture the attention of the masses.

Southern California’s Nations Afire have announced plans to release their debut full-length, The Ghosts We Will Become, on July 2nd, via Hardline Entertainment. The album is available for pre-order beginning today at and you can download “I Am An Army” for free at hardlineent.com.

Nations Afire is a four-piece rock act that features an impressive lineup of current and former members from various So-Cal bands. Guitarist Chris Chasse has had a tenure with Rise Against (Siren Song of the Counter Culture, The Sufferer & the Witness). Vocalist/guitarist Nik Hill and bassist Brett Rasmussen are both long-standing members of the Orange County hardcore outfit Ignite, and drummer Todd Hennig was the percussive force behind Death By Stereo for three albums.

Nations Afire is currently on a European tour and is expected to tour North America later this year.

The Ghosts We Will Become Track List:

1. I Am An Army
2. The Ghosts We Will Become
3. Nine Lives
4. One Perfect Day
5. In Absentia
6. Occarns Razor
7. Even the Blackest Heart Still Beats
8. Pick Up the Pieces
9. Break Your Fall
10. The Legacy We Leave
11. The Concussionist
12. Wolves

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Melvins

As you well know, the Melvins are about to release Everybody Loves Sausages, which is an album of covers featuring songs by Queen, Roxy Music, and Venom. The album also features guests Mark Arm, Jello Biafra, JG Thirlwell, and Scott Kelly.

Buzz Osborne said,

“Has it really only been 30 years? “Dang! Thanks to everyone who’s been there for us! It’s been an exciting trip and I probably should have listened and learned more. I apologize for anything I’ve ever done wrong and for anything I’m going to do wrong… Ha!”

The Washington-based band formed in 1983 by Montesano High School classmates Osborne, Matt Lukin, and Mike Dillard. The legendary outfit experienced its first line-up shift soon thereafter as Lukin and Dillard left the band with drummer Dale Crover stepping in, leading to one of rock music’s longest running partnerships. In the intervening years the band, sometimes a trio and sometimes a quartet, has released over twenty studio albums, a dozen live records and innumerable singles and EPs. In 2012, they embarked on the epic 51 States in 51 days tour and have recently added Melvins Lite, a new incarnation of the band featuring stand-up bassist Trevor Dunn, with the 2012 release of Freak Puke.

The Melvins launch a month-long European tour today in France with both Melvins Lite and the traditional Melvins line-up performing at various dates (full details below). Other upcoming dates for the band include performances at Maryland Deathfest and Scion Rock Fest as well as trio of dates in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Melvins 30th Anniversary Tour:

July 12 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom
July 13 Albuquerque, NM – The Launchpad
July 15 Denver, CO – The Summit Music Hall
July 17 Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room
July 18 Rock Island, IL – Rock Island Brewing Company
July 20 Minneapolis, MN – Bash 13 (Grumpy’s) *
July 21 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom **
July 22 Chicago, IL – Double Door
July 23 St. Louis, MO – The Firebird
July 25 Cleveland, OH – The Grog Shop
July 26 Detroit, MI – Small’s
July 27 Syracuse, NY – The Westcott Theater
July 29 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
July 30 Hartford, CT – Arch Street Tavern
July 31 Brooklyn, NY – Venue TBA

August 1 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
August 2 Baltimore, MD – Ottobar
August 3 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
August 4 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
August 5 Atlanta, GA – The Loft at Center Stage Atlanta
August 7 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jack’s
August 8 Houston, TX – Warehouse Live – Studio
August 9 Austin, TX – Mohawk
August 10 Dallas, TX – Trees
August 13 Salt Lake City, UT – Club Sound
August 14 Boise, ID – Neurolux
August 16 Seattle, WA – Neumo’s
August 19 Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom
August 20 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
August 22 San Francisco, CA – Slim’s

* – w/Mudhoney, Die Kreuzen and Negative Approach
** – w/Mudhoney

Honky opens on all dates except where noted.

Previously announced dates:

Melvins Lite:

April 23 Tourcoing, France – Le Grand Mix
April 24 Brussels, Belgium – VK* Concerts
April 25 Haarlem, Netherlands – Patronaat
April 26 Cologne, Germany – Burgerhaus Stollwerck
April 27 Luxembourg – Kulturfabrik
April 28 Schorndorf, Germany – Club Manufaktur
April 29 Geneva, Switzerland – L’Usine
April 30 Livorno, Italy – The Cage
May 1 Milan, Italy – Bloom
May 2 Munich, Germany – Hansa 39
May 3 Prague, Czech Republic – Matrix
May 4 Wroclaw, Poland – Asymmetry Festival
May 5 Leipzig, Germany – UT Connewitz

Melvins:

May 7 & 8 Berlin, Germany – Festsaal Kreuzberg
May 10 & 11 Paris, France – Trabendo
May 13 & 14 Vienna, Austria – Arena Wien
May 16 & 17 Zurich, Switzerland – Rote Fabrik
May 19 & 20 London, UK – Electric Brixton
May 21 & 22 Bristol, UK – The Exchange
May 25 Baltimore, MD – Maryland Deathfest
May 27 Millvale, PA – Mr. Small’s Theatre
May 28 Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar
May 29 Cincinnati OH – The Ballroom at the Taft Theatre
June 1 Memphis, TN – Scion Rock Fest

On the offence Band

Not too long ago, we brought you two new tracks from On the Offense‘s new album, Frontline. The band has since released the album, and are streaming it in its entirety over at punknews.org.

If you’re craving something honest, raw, real, and hardcore, Frontline is something you need to check out. It’s basic, stripped down, in your face, and fuck you if you don’t like it. It’s always refreshing to hear something pure, and On the Offense’s Shonen (Drums), Rob Subs (Guitar), Mike (Bass), 6pack Jon (Guitar), and Sean (Vocals) deliver just that.

If you like what you hear, and you know you do, go ahead and buy the MP3 album for $8.99 at Amazon. If you want you can buy it at iTunes, or try your luck at one of the limited number of CDs at Dead City.

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Shai Hulud

American Hardcore veterans, Shai Hulud, have announced a dozen headlining shows in support of their latest album, Reach Beyond the Sun, which was released in February. Support comes from Departures.

Shai Hulud & Departures:

28/04/13 AT – Dornbirn – Schlachthaus
29/04/13 CH – Solothurn – Kofmehl
30/04/13 DE – Giessen – MUK
01/05/13 DE – Bielefeld – AJZ
02/05/13 DE – Gotha – Juwel
03/05/13 PL – Szczecin – DK Slowianin
04/05/13 DE – Leipzig – Conne Island
05/05/13 AT – Gleisdorf – Kulturkeller
06/05/13 SK – Kosice – Collosseum Club
07/05/13 HU – Budapest – Dürer Kert
09/05/13 RU – Moscow – Plan B
10/05/13 RU – St. Petersburg – MOD

The vinyl version of Reach Beyond The Sun will be out right in time for the start of the tour. Make sure to pick up your copy at www.metalblade.com. Better hurry; the vinyl is limited to 500 copies!

Failed States European Tour 2013

Propaganhdi, Comback Kid (UK only), Shai Hulud, War on Women
12/04/13 – DE – Berlin – SO36
13/04/13 – DE – Hamburg – Grünspan
14/04/13 – NL – Amsterdam – Melkweg
15/04/13 – UK – Nottingham – Rock City
17/04/13 – UK – London – The Electric Ballroom
18/04/13 – UK – Glasgow – Garage
19/04/13 – UK – Sheffield – Corporation
20/04/13 – BE – Hasselt – Muziekodroom
21/04/13 – DE – Köln – Essigfabrik
23/04/13 – DE – München – Backstage
24/04/13 – CH – Zürich – Komplex
25/04/13 – AT – Wien – Arena
26/04/13 – IT – Milano – Officina Creative Ansaldo
27/04/13 – DE – Stuttgart – LKA

Authority Zero Announce 2013 Summer Sickness Tour

Mesa’s seminal punk rock band comes fresh off yesterday’s release of their highly anticipated new album, The Tipping Point, to announce they will kick off the 2013 Summer Sickness Tour with Ballyhoo and Santa Barbara-based labelmates Versus The World.

Almost two decades into their career, Authority Zero have roared back with one of their strongest albums to date, The Tipping Point. Streaming now on Altpress.com and AOL.com and available for purchase at iTunes, Amazon, Hardline Entertainment, and at local indie retailers, The Tipping Point showcases the band’s signature blend of skate punk and reggae fans have come to love, while pushing the boundaries of their songwriting and resulting in a fast-paced record that could arguably be their best yet.

Authority Zero will hit Europe this week for a month and a half long tour in support of The Tipping Point, before heading home to the U.S. for the 2013 Summer Sickness Tour.

Authority Zero’s 2013 Summer Sickness Tour Dates:

May 31 – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theatre
June 1 – Las Vegas, NV – Time Out Sports Bar
June 6 – San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick
June 7 – Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy
June 8 – Bakersfield, CA – Rockin Roots Fest
June 9 – Orangevale, CA – Boardwalk
June 11 – San Francisco, CA – Bottom of the Hill
June 12 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne
June 13 – Seattle, WA – Studio 7
June 14 – Boise, ID – The Reef
June 15 – Salt Lake City, UT – Bar Deluxe
June 16 – Denver, CO – Marquis Theatre
June 18 – Colorado Springs, CO – Black Sheep
June 19 – Lawrence, KS – Granada Theater
June 20 – St. Louis, MO – Firebird
June 21 – Chicago, IL – Reggies
June 22 – Cleveland, OH – Peabody
June 23 – Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
June 25 – Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
June 26 – Providence, RI – Fete
June 27 – New York, NY – Gramercy
June 28 – Philadelphia, PA – Hard Rock
June 29 – Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
June 30 – Asbury Park, NJ – Stone Pony
July 2 – Nags Head, NC – Kelly’s
July 3 – Ocean City, MD – Seacrets Nite Club
July 5 – Virginia Beach, VA – Jewish Mother
July 9 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
July 10 – Jacksonville, FL – Freebird
July 11 – Orlando, FL – The Beacham
July 12 – St. Petersburgh, FL – Jannus Live
July 13 – Satellite Beach, FL – Beach Bash
July 14 – Lake Worth, FL – Summer Daze Series
July 16 – Pensacola, FL – Vinyl
July 18 – Houston, TX – Scout Bar
July 19 – Dallas, TX – Trees
July 20 – Corpus Christi, TX – House of Rock
July 21 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s Jr
July 23 – San Antonio, TX – Jacks
July 24 – El Paso, TX – Tricky Falls
July 25 – Albuquerque, NM – Launchpad
July 26 – Flagstaff, AZ – Orpheum Theatre
July 27 – Tucson, AZ – The Rock

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