The World We Knew Cancels August Tour

by | Aug 2, 2010

The World We Knew have canceled their upcoming August tour. The band comments:

“The World We Knew is unfortunately being forced to cancel our upcoming tour due to a severe family emergency that needs to be taken care of immediately. We’re hoping to reschedue for the Fall time.”

“We’ve been going non-stop on the road for the last 2 years, so this will be a great opportunity to get back into the writing process for our next full-length. Thank you for understanding and if anyone has any questions about the situation, please feel free to ask us here. We’ll answer whatever questions you may have. Very sorry once again!”

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