’68 to Tour with BEING AS AN OCEAN, CAPSIZE, LISTENER & MOVEMENTS

by Ryan Minic | Feb 25, 2016

’68 are doing a bunch of touring this spring. Immediately after their tour with Idlehands they’ll supporting Being As An Ocean alongside Capsize, Listener, and Movements.

Here’s how it rolls:

Apr 03 Pontiac, MI @ Crofoot at Pike Room
Apr 04 Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen
Apr 05 Cleveland, OH @ Mahall’s
Apr 06 Philadelphia, PA @ Voltage Lounge
Apr 07 Pittsburgh, PA @ Altar Bar
Apr 08 Richmond, VA @ The Canal Club
Apr 10 Greensboro, NC @ Arizona Pete’s
Apr 11 Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
Apr 12 Nashville, TN @ Rocketown
Apr 14 Columbia, SC @ New Brookland Tavern
Apr 15 Orlando, FL @ Backbooth
Apr 16 Lake Park, FL @ Kelsey Theatre
Apr 17 St Petersburg, FL @ Local 662
Apr 19 Houston, TX @ Warehouse Studio
Apr 20 San Antonio, TX @ Korova
Apr 21 El Paso, TX @ Tricky Falls
Apr 22 Mesa, AZ @ Undeground
Apr 23 Los Angeles, CA @ White Oak Music Hall
Apr 24 Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction

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