Oathbreaker August Northeast Dates Announced

by Ryan Minic | Jul 28, 2012

Oathbreaker have confirmed a run of August dates mostly in the Northeast. The itinerary follows:

Aug 05 Holyoke, MA @ The Waterfront Tavern w/ Pathology, Fit For An Autopsy, etc.
Aug 06 Milford, CT @ Point Beach Clubhouse w/ Punch, Living Eyes, and more
Aug 07 Providence, RI @ AS220 w/ Punch, Living Eyes, and more
Aug 08 Brooklyn, NY @ The Archeron w/ Horror Show, Old Wounds, & Go Deep
Aug 10 Philly, PA @ This is Hardcore (After Show)
Aug 11 Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar w/ Ringworm, Gehenna, etc.
Aug 12 Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory at THIS IS HARDCORE
Aug 13 Montclair, NJ @ The Meatlocker
Aug 14 Massachusetts @ TBA w/ The Marine Electric, Monoliths, This Is Your Life, & more
Aug 15 New Brunswick, NJ @ Ray Cappo’s Cantina w/ Old Wounds

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