FROM AUTUMN TO ASHES, HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS, & SLEEPWAVE to Tour

by Ryan Minic | May 5, 2015

From Autumn To Ashes have announced their summer reunion tour which will see them joined by Hawthorne Heights, Sleepwave, and Extinction A.D.

Here’s how it goes:

Jun 18 Allston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
Jun 19 Montebello, QC @ Amnesia Rockfest
Jun 20 Kitchener, ON @ Wax
Jun 21 Toronto, ON @ Opera House
Jun 23 Columbus, OH @ Skully’s
Jun 24 Pontiac, MI @ Pike Room
Jun 26 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
Jun 27 Pittsburgh, PA @ Altar Bar
Jun 28 Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts (no Hawthorne Heights)
Jul 10 Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater
Jul 11 Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
Jul 13 Seattle, WA @ Neumo’s
Jul 15 Orangevale, CA @ The Boardwalk
Jul 16 San Francisco, CA @ Slim’s
Jul 17 Pomona, CA @ Glasshouse
Jul 18 Los Angeles, CA @ Roxy

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