Winds of Plague, Impending Doom, No Bragging Rights, & City In The Sea to Tour the West Coast in December

by Ryan Minic | Oct 28, 2013

Winds of Plague, Impending Doom, No Bragging Rights, City In The Sea, and Destruction of A King will head out on a West Coast tour in December called “The Mother Fucking Best Coast Tour.”

Here’s the schedule:

Dec 04 Fresno, CA @ Hardy’s Theatre
Dec 05 Sacramento, CA @ Assembly
Dec 06 Camarillo, CA @ Rock City Studios
Dec 07 Yuma, AZ @ Jefe’s Venue
Dec 08 Phoenix, AZ @ Nile
Dec 09 Salt Lake City, UT @ In the Venue
Dec 10 Boise, ID @ The Shredder
Dec 11 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
Dec 12 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre
Dec 13 Sparks, NV @ The Alley
Dec 14 Walnut Creek, CA @ Red House
Dec 21 Pomona, CA @ The Glasshouse

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