Former Bauhaus, Love and Rockets, and Tones on Tail bandmates Daniel Ash, Kevin Haskins, with the addition of Haskins’ daughter Diva Dompe, have just finished up their last 4 Poptone gigs this month—but they have announced more dates to occur well into December after a month-long break.
After the gig in Boston tonight (August 8th), their next gig is scheduled for September 2nd, at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin—with 18 more dates to follow—leading the band through the Midwest, Canada, and southern states, passing through Florida, and finishing up on December 10th at Trees, Dallas, Texas.
A gig scheduled for October 13th in Vancouver, B.C., had due to “unforeseen circumstances.”
Additionally the band is taking preorders through PledgeMusic for a digital live album that “will be culled from live studio recordings and the best of these 2017 live shows,” which is scheduled for release in October.
Check out the full itinerary below.
Poptone tour dates:
Aug. 8: Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA
Aug. 10: The Ballroom at The Outer Space, Hamden, CT
Aug. 11: Baltimore Soundstage, Baltimore, MD
Aug. 12: The National, Richmond, VA
Sept. 22: Pabst Theater, Milwaukee, WI
Sept. 23: The Majestic, Detroit, MI
Sept. 24: 20th Century Theater, Cincinnati, OH
Sept. 26: Grog Shop, Cleveland, OH
Sept. 28: London Music Hall, London, ON
Sept. 29: Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, ON
Sept. 30: Bronson Centre, Ottawa, ON
Oct. 1: La Tulipe, Montreal, QC
Oct. 20: Cloak & Dagger Festival, Globe Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
Nov. 25: The Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
Nov. 26: New Daisy Theatre, Memphis, TN
Nov. 29: Revolution Live, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Nov. 30: Orpheum, Tampa, FL
Dec. 1: The Beacham, Orlando, FL
Dec. 3: Vinyl Music Hall, Pensacola, FL
Dec. 5: House of Blues, New Orleans, LA
Dec. 7: The Mohawk, Austin, TX
Dec. 8: The Ballroom at Warehouse Live, Houston, TX
Dec. 10: Trees, Dallas, TX
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