THE SUBWAYS ANNOUNCE US SPRING TOUR

The U.K. is a pretty unique and special place, and they do some pretty epic things across the pond. Off all the exports coming out of the U.K., pumping out amazing rock and roll bands has to be one of their proudest. On Tuesday, one of their best rock and roll bands, The Subways, announced they’d be returning to the U.S. for a spring tour after eight years of absence playing to American audiences.

Having gained a huge following in Europe and a cult following here in the States, the three-piece rock band is known for their incredibly energetic shows, and catchy riff-driven songs such as “Rock & Roll Queen,” “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang,” “Girls & Boys,” “Kalifornia,” and “Turnaround.” The band has become a staple at the bigger European music festivals, so it was only a matter of time before they made their loud return to the U.S. to help promote their fourth full-length album, The Subways, which is set for an official North American release on April 16, but thanks to Spotify, you can currently listen to the whole album on the free music streaming platform.

The fifteen-date tour kicks off with a Bang Bang on April 12 at Washington DC’s Rock & Roll Hotel and wraps May 3 at The Troubadour in L.A. They’ll be stopping in NYC on Saturday, April 16, at The Studio at Webster Hall. Expect nothing short of a sweaty, loud, outrageous rock show at the intimate underground Webster performance space.

 

Tickets go on sale this Friday. See below for all the dates.

The Subways

The Subways

 

The Subways full North American Spring 2016 tour dates:

April 12: Washington (Rock & Roll Hotel)

April 13: Philadelphia (Milkboy)

April 15: Boston (Brighton Music Hall)

April 16: New York (Studio at Webster Hall)

April 18: Montreal (Théâtre Fairmount)

April 19: Toronto (Mod Club)

April 21: Cleveland (Grog Shop)

April 22: Chicago (Schubas Tavern)

April 23: Minneapolis (Triple Rock Social Club)

April 26: Vancouver (Media Club)

April 27: Seattle (Tractor Tavern)

April 28: Portland (Doug Fir Lounge)

April 30: San Francisco (The Chapel)

May 2: San Diego (The Casbah)

May 3: Los Angeles (Troubadour) *

support from PINS on all dates*

 

Article: Tom Shackleford

 

 

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