Klaxons announce North American tour
Klaxons
Their debut album gets a US release
Klaxons have announced the dates of a North American tour.
The London-based rockers will kick things off in Toronto on April 8, and end their tour with a stop at California's Coachella Festival on April 29.
Their debut album, 'Myths of the Near Future', which was released last month in the UK to rave reviews, will finally see a Stateside release on March 27 via Rinse/DGC.
Klaxons are currently on the NME Indie Rave Tour, and will embark on a tour of the UK in May, as previously announced.
The North American tour dates are:
Toronto Lee's Palace (April 8)
New York Bowery Ballroom (10)
Boston Great Scott (11)
Brooklyn Studio B (13)
Philadelphia Transit (14)
Chicago Schubas Tavern (16)
Minneapolis 7th Street Entry
Denver Larimer Lounge (19)
Vancouver Richard's On Richards Cabaret (22)
Seattle Crocodile Cafe (23)
Portland Dante's (24)
San Francisco Popscene at 330 Ritch (26)
Indio California Coachella Festival (29)
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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The London-based rockers will kick things off in Toronto on April 8, and end their tour with a stop at California's Coachella Festival on April 29.
Their debut album, 'Myths of the Near Future', which was released last month in the UK to rave reviews, will finally see a Stateside release on March 27 via Rinse/DGC.
Klaxons are currently on the NME Indie Rave Tour, and will embark on a tour of the UK in May, as previously announced.
The North American tour dates are:
Toronto Lee's Palace (April 8)
New York Bowery Ballroom (10)
Boston Great Scott (11)
Brooklyn Studio B (13)
Philadelphia Transit (14)
Chicago Schubas Tavern (16)
Minneapolis 7th Street Entry
Denver Larimer Lounge (19)
Vancouver Richard's On Richards Cabaret (22)
Seattle Crocodile Cafe (23)
Portland Dante's (24)
San Francisco Popscene at 330 Ritch (26)
Indio California Coachella Festival (29)
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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