COLOMBIAN NECKTIE to Release New Album “All Paths Lead to Nowhere”

by | Aug 8, 2016

One LA band we can’t get enough of is Colombian Necktie. Not only do they crush it live, but they kill it in the studio. You’re about to see what we mean.

The band will be releasing their new studio album All Paths Lead to Nowhere this fall. It’s a follow up to their 2014 effort Twilight Upon Us.

On September 2nd the band will be performing songs off the new album at the Five Star Bar in downtown LA — which is part of their West Coast tour with Phobia.

Here’s a stream of their new song “Silly Kid.”

All Paths Lead to Nowhere comes out out September 30th through Black Voodoo Records.

Colombian Necktie tour dates w/ Phobia

Sep 01 San Diego, CA
Sep 02 Los Angeles, CA
Sep 03 Santa Cruz, CA
Sep 04 Sacramento, CA
Sep 05 Eugene, OR
Sep 06 Olympia, WA
Sep 07 Bellingham, WA
Sep 08 Seattle, WA
Sep 09 Portland, OR
Sep 10 Bend, OR

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