EVERGREEN TERRACE, MY TICKET HOME, & BRIGHTWELL to Tour

by Ryan Minic | Feb 12, 2015

Evergreen Terrace, My Ticket Home, Brightwell, and Cane Hill are hitting the road together next month.

Here’s how it rolls:

Mar 22 Grand Prairie, TX at SOUTH BY SO WHAT?! Music Festival
Mar 23 Tucson, AZ @ The Rock
Mar 24 Mesa, AZ @ The Underground
Mar 25 San Diego, CA @ Woody’s
Mar 26 Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction
Mar 27 Henderson, NV @ Eagle Aerie Hall
Mar 29 Colorado Springs, CO @ Black Sheep
Mar 30 Denver, CO @ Marquis
Mar 31 Omaha, NE @ The Hideout
Apr 01 St. Louis, MO @ Fubar
Apr 02 Peoria, IL @ RAIL II
Apr 03 La Crosse, WI @ TheWarehouse
Apr 04 Barrington, IL @ Penny Rd Pub
Apr 06 Utica, MI @ Hatchy’s
Apr 07 Toledo, OH @ Frankie’s
Apr 08 Kent, OH @ The Outpost

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