Scale The Summit, Elitist Tour Announced

by | Dec 14, 2011

Scale The Summit will embark on their first-ever headlining tour dubbed “Their Strings Are Voices” with Elitist. Dates follow:

Jan 28 Dallas, TX @ The Door (no Elitist)
Jan 29 Albuquerque, NM @ TBA (no Elitist)
Jan 30 Mesa, AZ @ Underground
Jan 31 Los Angeles, CA @ Whisky (no Elitist)
Feb 01 San Jose, CA @ TBA
Feb 02 Portland, OR @ Branx
Feb 03 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
Feb 05 Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
Feb 06 Denver, CO @ Summit Front Room
Feb 07 Kansas City, MO @ Riot Room
Feb 08 St Louis,MO @ Fubar
Feb 09 Chicago, IL @ Reggies
Feb 10 Lansing, MI @ Macs
Feb 11 Toronto, ON @ Wreck Room
Feb 12 Syracuse, NY @ Lost Horizon
Feb 13 Cambridge, MA @ TTs The Bear
Feb 14 New York, NY @ TBA
Feb 15 Philadelphia, PA @ Barbary
Feb 16 Richmond, VA @ Kingdom
Feb 17 Atlanta, GA @ The DrunkenUnicorn
Feb 18 Orlando, FL @ Will’s Pub
Feb 19 Pensacola, FL @ Handlebar
Feb 20 Shreveport, LA @ TBA

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