Rumble Strips for debut US headlining tour
Band will tour soon-to-be-released 'Girls And Weather'
The Rumble Strips have announced a tour of the US and Canada, kicking off in October in Philadelphia, PA.
The band were forced to cancel a tour of the US late last year when they were scheduled to open for Cold War Kids, and had to pull out of several quirky shows they had planned on their own, including sets in Washington Square Park and Union Square subway station.
The outing will support their album ‘Girls And Weather’ which will be released August 5.
The dates are:
Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda's (October 4)
Washington, DC Black Cat (5)
Carrboro, NC Cat's Cradle (6)
Atlanta, GA The Earl (7)
Orlando, FL The Social (8)
New Orleans, LA House of Blues (10)
Austin, TX The Parish Room (11)
San Diego, CA Casbah (14)
Los Angeles, CA Spaceland (15)
San Francisco, CA Popscene (16)
Portland, OR Doug Fir Lounge (18)
Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry (23)
Chicago, IL The Abbey Pub (24)
New York, NY Bowery Ballroom (November 1)
--By our New York staff.
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The band were forced to cancel a tour of the US late last year when they were scheduled to open for Cold War Kids, and had to pull out of several quirky shows they had planned on their own, including sets in Washington Square Park and Union Square subway station.
The outing will support their album ‘Girls And Weather’ which will be released August 5.
The dates are:
Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda's (October 4)
Washington, DC Black Cat (5)
Carrboro, NC Cat's Cradle (6)
Atlanta, GA The Earl (7)
Orlando, FL The Social (8)
New Orleans, LA House of Blues (10)
Austin, TX The Parish Room (11)
San Diego, CA Casbah (14)
Los Angeles, CA Spaceland (15)
San Francisco, CA Popscene (16)
Portland, OR Doug Fir Lounge (18)
Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry (23)
Chicago, IL The Abbey Pub (24)
New York, NY Bowery Ballroom (November 1)
--By our New York staff.
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