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Eight Bells Confirm Headlining “Togetherness for Loners Tour 2025”
Avant-garde trio Eight Bells have announced the headlining “Togetherness for Loners Tour 2025”; five shows in the US and two in Canada on stage this month.
Eight Bells have announced the headlining “Togetherness for Loners Tour 2025.” The avant-garde trio will bring five shows in the US and two in Canada on stage this month. Mastermind Melynda Jackson will bring a new live line-up on the road that features EYE OF NIX frontwoman Joy von Spain, among others.
Please see below for all currently confirmed dates.
Eight Bells singer and guitarist, Melynda Jackson, writes:
“In mid-September we rise again bringing music to the stage, and we could hardly be be more ready. As Massif Fest invited us back this year, we knew it was the right time to build a short, exclusive run of upper West Coast shows around it. In times as heavy as these, creating together and sharing catharsis with others feels like resistance in itself; the underground always finds a way forward. These nights will be especially meaningful, with our dear friend and Prophecy label-mate Joy Von Spain from Eye of Nix traveling from her new home in the Netherlands to join us, and with Obsidian Tongue on board for select dates. We are very much looking forward to see everyone again.”
Eight Bells continue touring in support of their latest album, Legacy of Ruin, which hit the stores on February 25, 2022. Details of the full-length can be viewed below.
“Togetherness for Loners Tour 2025” Dates:
19 SEP 2025 Eugene (US) John Henry’s
20 SEP 2025 Portland (US) High Water Mark
24 SEP 2025 Seattle (US) Baba Yaga
25 SEP 2025 Bellingham (US) The Shakedown
26 SEP 2025 Spokane (US) The Big Dipper
27 SEP 2025 Nelson (CA) Massif Music Festival
28 SEP 2025 Vancouver (CA) Astoria
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