Destruction, Warbringer, Vital Remains, Pathology Tour Announced

by | Mar 6, 2012

Destruction, Warbringer, Vital Remains, and Pathology will tour in May. Dates follow:

May 04 San Diego, CA @ Brick by Brick
May 08 Denver, CO @ Casselman’s
May 10 Chicago, IL @ Reggies Rock Club
May 12 Lansing, MI @ Blackend Moon Concert Hall
May 16 New York, NY @ BB Kings
May 17 Pawtucket, RI @ The Met
May 18 Ottawa, ON, CA @ Mavericks
May 19 Toronto, ON, CA @ The Rockpile
May 22 Pueblo, CO @ Kim’s Pixie Inn
May 24 San Juan Capistrano, CA @ The Coach House
May 26 Oakland, CA @ The Metro
May 30 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven

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