He Is Legend Gettin’ Ready to Drop Some Heavy Fruit

by | Jun 17, 2014

We mentioned before about the time we interviewed Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, and how He Is Legend vocalist Schuylar Croom filled in for Dallas Taylor on that tour in 2009. If you’re looking for a family reunion of sorts, you’ll be able to see He Is Legend with Maylene this summer on a lengthy trek across the States. Ya dig?

As you know He Is Legend haven’t put out an album since 2009, and all that’s changing in August when they’re releasing their long-awaited new record Heavy Fruit. A follow-up to 2009’s It Hates You, the album came together slowly after resurrecting from hiatus.

Here’s a new song from the band called “Miserable Company,” and for old times sake, a stream of It Hates You in full.

Heavy Fruit comes out August 19th via Tragic Hero Records.


He Is Legend tour dates w/ MATSOD:

Jul 25 Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
Jul 26 Ybor City, FL @ Orpheum
Jul 27 Jacksonville, FL @ Underbelly
Jul 29 Nashville, TN @ Exit/In
Jul 31 San Antonio, TX @ Limelight
Aug 01 Austin, TX @ Dirty Dog Bar
Aug 02 Dallas, TX @ Trees
Aug 03 Houston, TX @ Walters
Aug 06 Tucson, AZ @ The Rock
Aug 07 Phoenix, AZ @ Joes Grotto
Aug 09 La Jolla, CA @ Porter’s Pub
Aug 10 Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
Aug 11 Sacramento, CA @ Assembly
Aug 12 Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge
Aug 13 Denver, CO @ Marquis Theatre
Aug 14 Kansas City, MO @ Riot Room
Aug 15 St Louis, MO @ Fubar
Aug 16 Joliet, IL @ Mojoes
Aug 17 ST. Paul, MN @ Amsterdam
Aug 19 Newport, KY @ Thompson House
Aug 20 Cleveland, OH @ Agora Ballroom
Aug 21 Louisville, KY @ Phoenix Hill Tavern
Aug 22 Fayetteville, NC @ The Drunken Horse Pub

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