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LIFE OF AGONY Announce ‘Rise Of The Underground’ US & European Tour
New York’s Life Of Agony have announced dates for a headlining trek called “Rise of the Underground Tour 2018” spanning the USA and Europe.

New York’s Life Of Agony have announced dates for a headlining trek called “Rise of the Underground Tour 2018” spanning the USA and Europe. The shows will begin with two sold-out, hometown warm-up gigs April 18th & 19th at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, and conclude November 2nd as headliners of The Sound of Revolution Festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
“With 2018 marking the 25th anniversary of our debut album, we are just so incredibly grateful to our fans for sticking with us all these years and wanted to do something really special for them. We’re breaking out some old fan favorites that we’ve never played before live and hitting cities we haven’t been to in over a decade,” says bassist Alan Robert. “You really can’t beat the crazy energy of a packed, sweaty, tiny club, like we used to play back in the day, so we decided to include some very intimate rooms on this tour, along with the bigger venues, to feel that deep emotional connection again with our die-hard fans. It’s gonna be insane.”
Joining “Rise of the Underground Tour 2018” as main support during the September US dates will be Silvertomb, the new band featuring Johnny Kelly and Kenny Hickey from Type O Negative. More support acts to be announced soon.
Tour Dates:
04/18 – New York City, NY – Saint Vitus Bar
04/19 – New York City, NY – Saint Vitus Bar
04/21 – Worcester – New England Metal & Hardcore Festival
05/16 – Los Angeles, CA – Whisky A Go-Go
05/18 – Anaheim – Parish, House of Blues
05/19 – Las Vegas, NV – Beauty Bar
05/20 – Phoenix, AZ – Club Red
05/22 – San Diego, CA – Brick by Brick
06/15 – Nickelsdorf – Nova Rock Festival
06/16 – Grafenhainichen – With Full Force Festival
06/17 – Kiel – Kieler Woche
07/13 – Mansfield, OH – INKcarceration Festival
09/14 – Baltimore, MD – Soundstage
09/15 – Philadelphia, PA – Theater Of The Living Arts
09/16 – Teaneck, NJ – Debonair Music Hall
09/19 – Ft Wayne, IN – Piere’s
09/21 – Joliet, IL – The Forge
09/22 – Flint, MI – Machine Shop
09/23 – Pittsburgh, PA – The Rex
09/25 – Buffalo, NY – Ironworks
09/29 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
10/12 – Papenburg – Alte Kesselschmiede
10/13 – Dusseldorf – Zakk
10/14 – Leeuwarden – Nueshoorn
10/16 – Aschaffenburg – Colos-Saal
10/18 – Mallorca – Full Metal Holiday Festival
10/21 – Salzburg – Rockhouse
10/23 – Budapest – A38
10/24 – Zagreb – Culture Factory
10/26 – Ljubljana – Kino Siska
10/27 – Pinarella Di Cervia – Rock Planet
10/28 – Munich – Technikum
10/30 – Sint-Niklaas – De Casino
10/31 – Leige – Reflektor
11/02 – Klokgebouw – Sound Of Revolution Festival
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