Converge have announced tour dates for this March. Full of Hell, Uniform, and Thou will be playing support on all dates. Converge released their album with Chelsea Wolfe Bloodmoon: I in 2021. Check out the dates below.
Chris Farren has announced American shows for this March. Suzie True and Teenage Halloween will be opening on select dates. Tickets will go on sale Friday, January 7. Chris Farren released his album Born Hot in 2019. Check out the dates below.
Diet Cig have cancelled their winter tour dates that were set to begin later this month. The band announced this in a statement on their Instagram page that reads in part,
"genuinely so sad to announce that our winter tour dates are canceled due to covid never-endingly raging through our communities we’re not rescheduling these dates. to be honest we’re so burnt out from the constant reschedule-cancel-reschedule-cancel cycle and are accepting this as a chance to take a breather, keep focusing on new music, and prepare to put on the best show possible once it’s safe
we’re so sorry to anyone who’s disappointed, we’re disappointed too. if you know us at all you know playing live is the main reason we treasure getting to make music together, the connection with y’all is unparalleled when we’re able to get up there and dance and scream and holler together. it’s really important for us to put our safety, the safety of our crew AND our fans first though, and it just feels too sketchy out there.
we love you so much, can’t wait to see ya once it’s less scary out there.
Diet Cig released their album Do You Wonder About Me? in 2020. See the post in full below.
Portrayal of Guilt have announced American tour dates for this spring. World Peace will be joining them on all dates. Portrayal of Guilt released their albums We Are Always Alone and CHRISTFUCKER in 2021. Check out the dates below.
The Chisel have announced the postponement of their UK tour. The tour was originally set to start this week but will now take place at the end of March. The dates will be announced soon. All previously purchased tickets will remain valid for the new dates and refunds are also available. The Chisel released Retaliation in 2021. Check out the post in full below.
Brian Fallon has announced that he will be cancelling the first two weeks of his upcoming US tour with The Dirty Nil and Worriers due to the rise in COVID-19 cases. Refunds will be available for the cancelled shows. The tour will now start on January 25 at Park West in Chicago. A statement posted on his Instagram page reads in part,
"Out of an abundance of caution I’ve decided that I’m going to cancel the first two weeks of my US tour. It will now begin on January 25th in Chicago at Park West. My hope is that by delaying the start of the tour cases will come down, especially in the Northeast. They may not, but this is a decision I feel puts me, my audience, and the touring party in the best place possible for the tour to actually happen. It’s weird times, it’s my best guess. I’m sorry to those of you who had tickets for the cancelled dates, hopefully I’ll see you again soon."
Brian Fallon released Night Divine earlier this year. See the post in full below.
Nothing have announced rescheduled tour dates for January 2022. The dates are for their tour with Bambara and Midwife. Both of their Brooklyn shows will require proof of vaccination and masks are mandatory. Refunds are available if needed and all previously purchased tickets will remain valid at the new dates. Nothing released The Great Dismal in 2020. Check out the new dates below.
Amyl and The Sniffers have announced Australian tour dates for 2022. They have also announced additional dates for Europe. The band will be touring the US and Canada in spring 2022. Amyl and the Sniffers released Comfort to Me earlier this year. Check out the dates below.
Meshuggah have announced rescheduled tour dates for their American tour. The tour was set to take place in February but will now take place in September and October due to a health issue within the band. A statement released by the band on social media reads in part,
"While the ongoing pandemic has been throwing various curve balls on us all the past year, ultimately delaying the completion of the upcoming Meshuggah studio album - there are other concerns that have forced us to make this unfortunate decision. Determining factor is the need to prioritize the physical health of one of the band members who is currently undergoing medical treatment related to a skin condition on his hands, hindering him from rehearsals and from all in all playing his instrument. While we are optimistic for his future recovery we know it will not be possible for him and the band to be ready to perform already in February 2022."
Converge who was previously announced as one of the openers will not be on the new dates and a replacement has yet to be announced. In their statement Converge said that they "are working on something in place of this tour". Torche will continue to play support. All previously purchased tickets will remain valid at the new dates. Meshuggah released The Violent Sleep of Reason in 2016. Check out the new dates below.
Neckscars have announced West Coast shows for this February. Middle Aged Queers, States of Nature, Decent Criminal, Original Son, and M Section will be joining them on select dates. Neckscars released their album Don’t Panic earlier this year. Check out the dates below.
Bike Thiefs have announced tour dates for spring 2022. They will be touring Europe and the UK. Bike Thiefs released Leaking in 2020. Check out the dates below.