English Dogs, The Casualties, Toxic Holocaust February Tour Announced

by Ryan Minic | Oct 5, 2011

English Dogs will headline a February North American run dubbed Forward Into Battle tour with The Casualties, Toxic Holocaust, and Havok. Dates follow:

Feb 10 Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar
Feb 11 Boston, MA @ Middle East
Feb 12 Brooklyn, NY @ Europa
Feb 13 Montreal, QC @ Les Foufounes Electriques
Feb 14 Toronto, ON @ Opera House
Feb 15 Cleveland, OH @ Peabody’s
Feb 16 Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s Rock Club
Feb 17 St Paul, MN @ Station 4
Feb 19 Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall
Feb 21 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
Feb 22 Portland, OR @ Branx
Feb 23 Oakland, CA @ The Pound
Feb 24 West Hollywood, CA @ Key Club
Feb 25 Santa Ana, CA @ Galaxy Theater
Feb 26 San Diego, CA @ Epicentre

Update 2/1, 10:09am – San Diego date has been added.

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