Modern Life Is War Are Doing Some East Coast Shows

by | Jul 18, 2014

Looks like Modern Life Is War will be doing some more shows this summer/fall in addition to their appearance at Deathwish Fest next week. The band, who reactivated early last year, put out their most recent album Fever Hunting in September. These upcoming dates will see them along the East Coast, trekking down to Gainesville on Halloween for a performance at The Fest.

Here’s stream of Fever Hunting and their upcoming schedule:

Modern Life Is War tour dates:

Jul 22 Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair (Deathwish Fest)
Aug 29 Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church
Aug 30 New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Oct 31-Nov 02 Gainesville, FL @ The Fest

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