Generation Now Tour Dates: Crown The Empire, Capture The Crown, Palisades, Heartist

by Ryan Minic | Mar 11, 2013

Crown The Empire will headline “The Generation Now Tour” with Capture The Crown, Palisades, Heartist, and Famous Last Words as support.

Here’s the schedule:

May 07 Toledo, OH @ Frankie’s
May 08 Louisville, KY @ The Vernon Club
May 09 Douglasville, GA @ The 7 Venue
May 10 St. Petersburg, FL @ The Local 662
May 11 Lake Worth, FL @ The Speakeasy
May 12 Orlando, FL @ The Social
May 14 Greensboro, NC @ Greene Street Club
May 15 Richmond, VA @ Kingdom
May 16 Springfield, VA @ Empire
May 17 Lancaster, PA @ The Chameleon Club
May 18 Freehold, NJ @ Skate & Surf Festival
May 20 Buffalo, NY @ Waiting Room
May 22 Pittsburgh, PA @ Altar Bar
May 23 Columbus, OH @ The Basement
May 24 St. Louis, MO @ FUBAR
May 25 Fayetteville, AR @ NWA Showcase Theater
May 26 Oklahoma City, OK @ The Conservatory

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