Lost, aggressive youth of NY, are you ready to let out your aggression? Then join the boys from Beartooth this Fall as the band brings the U.S. edition of “The Aggressive Tour” to North America. Special guest to help support the tour will soon be announced. The stops in 32 cities across the nation with tickets costing around $20.
The tour kicks off at the House of Blues in Chicago and wraps up in the band’s hometown of Columbus, Ohio. Beartooth has been touring in support of its second studio album Aggressive, which was released in June to many positive reviews.
Beartooth recently made a stop in upstate New York this spring at the first ever Rock N’ Derby festival in Schaghticoke in May.
Several New York venues are included on the tour. The Chance in Poughkeepsie is first up on the tour Oct. 29 followed by Irving Plaza in New York Oct. 31, and Upstate Concert Hall in Clifton Park on Nov. 4.
Beartooth Tour:
10-02 – House Of Blues – Chicago, IL
10-04 – Mill City – Minneapolis, MN
10-05 – Summit – Denver, CO
10-06 – Complex – Salt Lake City, UT
10-08 – El Corazon – Seattle, WA
10-09 – Hawthorne – Portland, OR
10-10 – Ace of Spades Sacramento, CA
10-11 – Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
10-12 – The Regent – Los Angeles, CA
10-14 – House Of Blues – San Diego, CA
10-15 – Nile – Phoenix, AZ
10-17 – Backstage – San Antonio, TX
10-18 – House Of Blues – Houston, TX
10-19 – House Of Blues – Dallas, TX
10-21 – State Theater – Tampa, FL
10-22 – Beacham – Orlando, FL
10-23 – Revolution – Fort Lauderdale, FL
10-24 – Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
10-25 – The Underground – Charlotte, NC
10-27 – Soundstage – Baltimore, MD
10-28 – TLA – Philadelphia, PA
10-29 – The Chance – Poughkeepsie, NY
10-30 – Stone Pony – Asbury Park, NJ
10-31 – Irving Plaza – New York, NY
11-02 – Palladium – Worcester, MA
11-03 – Webster – Hartford, CT
11-04 – Upstate Concert Hall – Clifton Park, NY
11-05 – Mr. Smalls – Pittsburg, PA
11-06 – Orbit Room – Grand Rapids, MI
11-08 – House Of Blues – Cleveland, OH
11-09 – The Ready Room – St. Louis, MO
11-11 – Express Live! – Columbus, OH
Though the concert was the Fifth of July — not the Fourth — Schon’s tight fretwork and re-defining of the term “rock anthem” could be appreciated at anytime. Nearly 50 years into his musical career, he had not lost much in strum speed, not any in his tonal quality.
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