AT THE DRIVE IN – They’re Teasing a Big Announcement

by Ryan Minic | Jan 19, 2016

We already knew that At The Drive-In would be reuniting for at least two performances this year. The group got billed on a couple festivals, and we had the feeling more was on the way. And it is…

According to the video below, they’ve got some big plans for 2016. A tour? New music? All of it’s possible really.

This Thursday they’ll be revealing their plans.

We’re still hoping they bring out their brothers (literally) in Zechs Marquise on a run in the near future.

More coming…

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At The Drive-In tour dates:

May 13-15 Atlanta, GA @ Shaky Knees Festival at Centennial Olympic Park & International Plaza
May 20-22 Columbus, OH @ Rock On The Range at Mapfre Stadium

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