Anathema, Alcest, Mamiffer Tour Dates

by Ryan Minic | Jun 26, 2013

Anathema and Alcest will co-headline a tour with Mamiffer (ex-Isis) as support.

Here’s the schedule:

Sep 12 Philadelphia PA @ Underground Arts
Sep 13 Springfield VA @ Empire
Sep 14 New York NY @ Gramercy Theater
Sep 15 Boston MA @ Middle East
Sep 16 Montreal QC @ Foufounes Electriques
Sep 18 Toronto ON @ Opera House
Sep 19 Flint MI @ The Machine Shop
Sep 20 Cleveland OH @ Peabody’s
Sep 21 Chicago IL @ Reggie’s
Sep 22 Minneapolis MN @ Mill City Nights
Sep 24 Denver CO @ Summit City Music Hall
Sep 25 Salt Lake City UT @ In The Venue
Sep 26 Boise ID @ Knitting Factory
Sep 27 Seattle WA @ Studio Seven
Sep 28 Vancouver BC @ Rickshaw Theater
Sep 29 Portland OR @ Hawthorne Theater
Oct 01 Oakland CA @ Oakland Opera House
Oct 03 Los Angeles CA @ El Rey Theater
Oct 04 San Diego CA @ The Casbah
Oct 05 Tempe AZ @ The Marquee Theater

Converge Interview: Nate Newton on the Many Years in the Band & the Evolution of Heavy Music

An Interview with Norma Jean’s Cory Brandan on Wrongdoers

Norma Jean’s fall tour with Vanna and KEN mode has been a hectic one. The other week while passing through Chicago somebody broke into their van and took a bunch of their personal belongings. “Someone broke into our van and stole a lot from us,” the...

PALMS: An Interview with Aaron Harris & Jeff Caxide

Given the names involved, it’s no surprise that Palms have attracted a bunch of attention since the release of their self-titled debut album last year. The band that features Deftones frontman Chino Moreno with former members of Isis garnered endless...

Chimaira Interview: Guitarist Rob Arnold on the Band’s Early Days & the Nu Metal Era

“We were just young and hungry, and wanted to do whatever we could,” guitarist Rob Arnold reflects on Chimaira’s early days as a band. “Now being in it, we just know so much more — so much of the reality.” Sitting outside a cafe on...

Periphery Interview: Music Philosophy, The Next Album, & Haunted Shores

It’s Friday night in West Hollywood, and Periphery guitarist Alex Bois just picked up an unexpected souvenir. “We got a $100 ticket [for parking on Sunset Blvd],” he exclaims. “But it’s ok, it’s Friday night and we’re here in Hollywood.” Perhaps optimism like this is...