The Dear Hunter Add Second NYC Show to String Quartet Tour

by Ryan Minic | Jul 30, 2013

The Dear Hunter have added a second New York show to their upcoming tour with a string quartet.

The new show is on September 5th at Highline Ballroom, a day before the previously announced September 6th show.

Here’s the band’s revised schedule:

Sep 04 Providence, RI @ The Met Cafe w/ string quartet (not seated)
Sep 05 New York, NY @ Highline Ballroom w/ string quartet
Sep 06 New York, NY @ Highline Ballroom w/ string quartet
Sep 07 Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer w/ string quartet
Sep 09 Vienna, VA @ Jammin Java (Casey Crescenzo solo show)
Sep 12 Detroit, MI @ Crofoot Ballroom w/ string quartet
Sep 14 Chicago, IL @ Riot Fest
Sep 15 DeKalb, IL @ The House Cafe (Casey Crescenzo solo show)
Sep 17 Minneapolis, MN @ The Varsity Theater w/ string quartet
Sep 18 Kansas City, MO @ Riot Room (Casey Crescenzo solo show)
Sep 21 Denver, CO @ Riot Fest
Sep 26 San Francisco, CA @ Regency Ballroom w/ string quartet
Sep 28 Pomona, CA @ Fox Theatre w/ string quartet

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