The War on Drugs Announce World Tour
By Sam Sodomsky.
The War on Drugs have announced a world tour, following the release of their new song “Thinking of a Place.” They’ll kick things off in Philadelphia this September before heading through Europe and wrapping up in November. Check out their full itinerary below. “Thinking of a Place” marked the band’s first new original music since 2014’s Lost in the Dream, and their first release since signing to Atlantic. It was released as a limited edition 12” single for this year’s Record Store Day and is now available on streaming services.
Revisit Pitchfork’s feature, “The War on Drugs: Inside Man.”
The War on Drugs:
09-21 Philadelphia, PA - Dell Music Center
09-22 New York, NY - Summerstage
09-23 Boston, MA - Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
09-25 Charlotte, NC - The Fillmore
09-26 Atlanta, GA - The Tabernacle
09-28 Dallas, TX - The Bomb Factory
09-29 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall
09-30 Austin, TX - Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
10-05 Los angeles, CA - Greek Theatre
10-06 Berkeley, CA - Greek Theatre
10-09 Seattle, WA - Moore Theatre
10-11 Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
10-13 Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex
10-14 Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre
10-18 St. Paul, MN - Palace Theatre
10-19 Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre
10-20 Columbus, OH - Express Live!
10-21 Toronto, Ontario - Massey Hall
11-02 Amsterdam, Netherlands - AFAS Live
11-03 Cologne, Germany - E-Werk
11-04 Brussels, Belgium - Forest National
11-06 Paris, France - Bataclan
11-09 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands
11-10 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands
11-12 Manchester, England - O2 Apollo
11-14 London, England - Alexandra Palace
11-17 Zurich, Switzerland - X-tra
11-18 Milan, Italy - Fabrique
11-20 Munich, Germany - Muffathalle
11-21 Hamburg, Germany - Große Freiheit 36
11-22 Berlin, Germany - Tempodrom
11-24 Oslo, Norway - Spektrum
11-25 Copenhagen, Denmark - Tap 1
11-27 Stockholm, Sweden - Annexet
This story originally appeared on Pitchfork.
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