Sea of Treachery Drop Off ‘A Metal Christmas Tour’

by Ryan Minic | Dec 3, 2012

Sea of Treachery have been forced to drop off “A Metal Christmas Tour.”

The band stated, “[A]bout a week ago we found out that due to personal issues, Tommy [Dalhover] wouldn’t be able to join us on the Metal Christmas Tour. Since then, we attempted to work with 2 different fill-in drummers and it wasn’t working out.”

“It is the worst feeling on the planet,” the band added, “because we would much rather be on the road playing for you than sitting at home being bummed.”

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