H2O Kicks Off Two-Part US Tour to Support New Album
H2O hit the road yesterday to kick off a two-part US tour supporting their latest album, Use Your Voice. The album is available now via Bridge Nine Records. The tour will run through November 22nd for the first leg, and start up again December 3rd through the 6th in the Southeast. Check out all the dates listed below.
November 12 Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s *
November 13 Detroit, MI @ Majestic Cafe *
November 14 Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop *
November 15 Buffalo, NY @ Waiting Room *
November 17 Poughkeepsie, NY @ The Loft *
November 18 Hartford, CT @ Webster Underground *
November 19 Cambridge, MA @ Middle East Upstairs *
November 20 Howell, NJ @ GamechangerWorld *
November 22 New York City, NY @ Santos Party House *
December 3 Jacksonville, FL @ 1904
December 4 Ybor City, FL @ Crowbar
December 5 Orlando, FL @ Backbooth
December 6 Margate, FL @ O’Malley’s
January 14 Berlin, Germany @ Astra ^
January 15 Hamburg, Germany @ Grosse Freiheit 36 ^
January 16 Oberhausen, Germany @ Turbinenhalle ^
January 17 Torhout, Belgium @ De Mast ^
January 19 Pratteln, Switzerland @ Z7 ^
January 20 Saarbrucken, Germany @ Garage ^
January 21 Munchen, Germany @ Backstage ^
January 22 Wiesbaden, Germany @ Schlachthof ^
January 23 Dresden, Germany @ Event Werk ^
January 24 Utrecht, Netherlands @ Tivoli ^
*w/ Angel Du$t and GIVE
^ EMP PERSISTENCE TOUR 2016
Their new album was released October 9th and is 11-tracks of high energy, typical H20 melodic hardcore/punk. You can read my review of it here! The band will be venturing to Europe for a tour in January once the holidays are done. Stay tuned for more updates on those dates.
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