Dead Letter Circus & Twelve Foot Ninja Missing First Week of Periphery Tour

by | Oct 11, 2013

Dead Letter Circus and Twelve Foot Ninja will be missing the first week of dates on Periphery’s headlining tour, which kicks off tonight in Baltimore.

The bands are experiencing delays with their visas. They’re expected to join the tour on October 18th in Fort Worth, TX.

The Last Ten Seconds of Life will fill in those dates (11/11-11/18).

Dates for the entire tour:

Oct 11 Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live
Oct 12 Norfolk, VA @ The Norva
Oct 14 Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
Oct 15 Tampa, FL @ State Theatre
Oct 16 Mobile, AL @ Alabama Music Box
Oct 18 Ft. Worth, TX @ Tomcats
Oct 19 San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit
Oct 20 Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald’s
Oct 23 Phoenix, AZ @ Martini Ranch
Oct 24 Los Angeles, CA @ The Roxy
Oct 25 San Diego, CA @ Soma
Oct 26 Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory
Oct 27 San Francisco, CA @ DNA
Oct 29 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
Oct 30 Vancouver, BC @ Tom Lee Music Hall WITHOUT BOO
Nov 01 Salt Lake City, UT @ Club Sound
Nov 02 Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall
Nov 04 Lawrence, KS @ Granada Theatre
Nov 07 Chicago, IL @ Mojoes
Nov 08 Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theater/Studio B
Nov 11 Toronto, ON @ Opera House (no BOO)
Nov 12 Quebec City, QC @ Dagobert (no BOO)
Nov 14 Montreal, QC @ Tulipe
Nov 15 Ottawa, ON @ Ritual
Nov 16 Worcester, MA @ The Palladium
Nov 17 Philadelphia, PA @ The Trocadero
Nov 20 New York City, NY @ Gramercy Theatre

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