Underoath, August Burns Red, Emery to Kick Off Tour

by Ryan Minic | Nov 22, 2009

Underoath, August Burns Red, and Emery will be hitting the road together starting tomorrow. Dates are as follows:

November 22 Raleigh, North Carolina @ Lincoln Theater
November 23 Charleston, South Carolina @ Music Farm
November 24 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida @ Revolution
November 25 Ybor City, Florida @ The Ritz Ybor
November 28 Douglasville, Georgia @ The 7 Venue
November 29 Charlotte, North Carolina @ Amos’ Southend
November 30 Norfolk, Virginia @ Norva
December 01 Allentown, Pennsylvania @ Crocodile Rock
December 02 Clifton Park, New York @ Northern Lights
December 03 Cleveland, Ohio @ House of Blues
December 04 Grand Rapids, Michigan @ Orbit Room
December 05 Milwaukee, Wisconsin @ The Rave
December 06 Chicago, Illinois @ The Metro
December 08 Omaha, Nebraska @ Sokol Auditorium
December 09 Lawrence, Kansas @ Granada Theater
December 10 Tulsa, Oklahoma @ Cain’s Ballroom
December 11 Little Rock, Arkansas @ The Village
December 12 Memphis, Tennessee @ New Daisy Theater
December 13 Dallas, Texas @ House of Blues
December 14 Mission, Texas @ Las Palmas Race Park
December 15 Austin, Texas @ La Zona Rosa
December 16 Theater Houston, Texas @ Verizon Wireless
December 17 New Orleans, Louisiana @ House Of Blues

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