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A Place To Bury Strangers prepare for tour, CMJ

Plus debut album gets its release on vinyl this month

A Place To Bury Strangers are gearing up for a string of dates which will see them open for Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Their ten-track self-titled debut is also set for a vinyl release via Important Records on October 23.

The band are known for their gut-numbing live volume levels and their custom-made guitar pedals, from ‘Death By Audio’, the company owned by frontman Oliver Ackermann.

The band will kick off the jaunt on October 11 in Washington DC with a slot at the DAM! Festival, and will continue with a number of dates with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club before returning to New York where they will play a string of dates during CMJ.

The dates are:

Washington, DC - Rock and Roll Hotel (DAM! Festival) (October 11)
Louisville, KY - Headliners (12) w/ BRMC
Chicago, IL – Schubas (13) w/ Sea Wolf
Indianapolis, IN - Vogue (14) w/ BRMC
Columbia, MO - Blue Note (15) w/ BRMC
Brooklyn, NY - Death by Audio (Hammer benefit) (17)
Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg (late show) (17)
New York, NY - 200 Orchard (CMJ) (18)
Brooklyn, NY - Galapagos (CMJ) (19)
New York, NY - Glasslands (CMJ day show) (20)
New York, NY - The Delancey (CMJ) (20)
Memphis, TN - New Daisy (25) w/ BRMC
Philadelphia, PA - Pi Lam (27)

--By our New York staff.
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