What you need to know about At The Drive-In’s new album — in·ter a·li·a

by | Feb 22, 2017

It means “among other things” in Latin. And it’s the band’s first album in 17 years, a follow-up to 2000’s Relationship of Command.

in·ter a·li·a is set for release on May 5 via Rise Records. It’ll serve as the band’s fourth studio record, and it was produced by the group’s own Omar Rodriguez-Lopez alongside Rich Costey (Muse, Biffy Clyro).

Now if want to see the guys live, you’ll have plenty of chances this year. In May and June the band will be all over the States touring with Le Butcherettes as support.

Here’s their new single “Incurably Innocent.”

At the Drive-In tour dates:

May 06 El Paso, TX @ Country Coliseum
May 08 Phoenix, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
May 09 San Diego, CA @ Soma
May 12 San Francisco, CA @ Civic Auditorium
May 13 Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium
May 17 Mexico City, MX @ Pepsi Center WTC

Jun 07 Austin, TX @ Stubb’s
Jun 09 San Antonio, TX @ Aztec Theatre
Jun 10 Houston, TX @ Revention Music Center
Jun 12 Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom
Jun 13 Oklahoma City, OK @ The Criterion
Jun 15 Denver, CO @ The Fillmore
Jun 17 St. Paul, MN @ Palace Theatre
Jun 18 Chicago, IL @ Arago Ballroom
Jun 20 Columbus, OH @ Express Live
Jun 21 Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre

Photo: Amdo Photo

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