ORBS (BTBAM, Fear Before) Announce Summer Tour Dates, their First Shows in Six Years

by Ryan Minic | Jul 5, 2016

The universe must be listening to us. Because Orbs just announced their first shows in six years. The band’s new album Past Life Regression comes out next week, and later in July they’ll be hitting the road for a tour along the East Coast.

But don’t get excited just yet if you’re West of the Mississippi. So far no dates have been announced except these string of shows out East. We’re hopeful though. We’re told more shows are TBA.

Listen harder, universe.

Past Life Regression comes out July 15th on Hogweed & Fugue/Equal Vision.

Orbs tour dates:

Jul 29 Charleston, SC @ Compass
Jul 30 Charlotte, NC @ Lunchbox Records
Jul 31 Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter
Aug 02 Lancaster, PA @ Lizard Lounge
Aug 03 Brooklyn, NY @ Black Bear Bar
Aug 05 Providence, RI @ Psychic Readings
Aug 06 Greensboro, NC @ The Crown

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