EBM legends Front 242 have announced their rescheduled Black To Square One US Tour dates in celebration of the band’s 40 years of existence.
“Front 242 will hit the road again
With determination and the desire to
Reconnect with their audience
Keeping the sound and the energy alive,
This tour will be the one
no one expected but always hoped for.”
Formed in 1981 near Leuven in Aarschot, Belgium, Front 242, a group fronted by vocalist Jean-Luc De Meyer, have become known for being synonymous with Industrial EBM, which the Calendar date of February 24th even being referred to as international EBM day in the band’s honor.
The Black to Square One tour has also been rescheduled in Europe, with dates listed on the itinerary beginning as early as February. One of two shows just recently announced in London at the Academy in Islington has already sold out.
Two-stops are scheduled for the ninth incarnation of the Cold Waves Industrial-Music festival, with one at The Metro in Chicago on September 25th, and the other at The Mayan Theater in Los Angeles on September 30th.
Check out the US tour dates below.
Suburb-ination, my devastation, live and die Cul de sac violence, living in silence, in the…
On the cusp of his sixth full-length release, Chris Taylor, better known as Destryur, beckons…
Amsterdam's Automatic Noise Festival 2024 is set to deliver an immersive shoegaze experience once again…
The newest offering from the Montreal-based band, Perestroika, is a slice of dance heaven. Members…
In the winding paths of love gone awry, where affection veers from its blissful beginnings,…
British-born, rural-centric post-punk project And Also the Trees has been a forever favorite for us…