Metal
Last Night of Solace Hit the Road for “Let Em Cook Tour”
The Texas-based Metal Outfit, Last Night of Solace, hits the road this week to support their EP coming July 26th.
Last Night of Solace, the dynamic metal outfit from North Texas, will release their new EP, Phantom Pain, on July 26th and will support the effort with a nine-date West Coast tour starting this week. The “Let Em Cook Tour” takes Last Night of Solace on the road with their friends in Fatalist.
Their recently released “Phantom Pain” single and upcoming EP were produced by band vocalist Cameron Foley, mixed/mastered by Aaron Isbell and mastered by Kris Crummett.
Last Night of Solace masterfully blends elements of metalcore, rock, hip-hop, and even tinges of 90s goth/industrial to create a unique sound that will impress fans of groups like Bring Me The Horizon, Bad Omens, and Motionless In White.
With countless shows and tours under their belts, they have shared the stage with Memphis May Fire, Atreyu, and Upon a Burning Body. Check them out on tour, tickets and information is available HERE.
Last Night of Solace 2024 Tour Dates:
07/11 San Francisco CA, DNA Lounge
07/12 Anaheim CA, Chain Reaction
07/15 Las Vegas NV, Sinwave
07/16 Temple AZ, Yucca Tap Room
07/17 Tuscon AZ, House of Bards
07/20 Dallas TX, Haltom Theatre
07/21 Austin TX, Come and Take it Live
07/23 Houston TX, BFE Rock Club
07/25 Corpus Christi TX, Red Rabbit
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