Cancer Bats reveal U.S. tour with Anti-Flag

by Ryan Minic | Oct 19, 2009

Cancer Bats have announced a U.S. tour with Anti-Flag for the beginning of 2010. Dates are as follows:

1/12 DETROIT, MI @ MAGIC STICK
1/13 CHICAGO, IL @ BOTTOM LOUNGE
1/14 ST. PAUL, MN @ STATION 4
1/15 OMAHA, NE @ SOKOL UNDERGROUND
1/16 DENVER, CO @ CERVANTES MASTERPIECE BALLROOM
1/19 PORTLAND, OR @ HAWTHORNE THEATRE
1/20 SEATTLE, WA @ EL CORAZON
1/22 HOLLYWOOD, CA @ HENRY FONDA THEATRE
1/23 SAN DIEGO, CA @ SOMA
1/24 ANAHEIM, CA @ HOUSE OF BLUES
1/25 TEMPE, AZ @ CLUBHOUSE
1/27 AUSTIN, TX @ RED 7
1/29 COVINGTON, KY @ MAD HATTER CLUB
1/30 CLEVELAND, OH @ BEACHLAND BALLROOM
1/31 BUFFALO, NY @ TOWN BALLROOM
2/1 CLIFTON, NY @ NORTHERN LIGHTS
2/2 BOSTON, MA @ PARADISE ROCK CLUB
2/3 PHILADELPHIA, PA @ TROCADERO THEATRE
2/4 NEW YORK, NY @ HIGHLINE BALLROOM
2/5 SAYREVILLE, NJ @ STARLAND BALLROOM
2/6 MILLVALE, PA @ MR. SMALLS

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