Though they were met with some pretty sad news last week, the dudes in Kublai Khan TX won’t let that stop their efforts. This morning they announced an upcoming U.S. tour that sees Drain, Gideon, and Guilt Trip all joining them for 27 stops along the way.
Kicking off on September 18 in Louisville, Kentucky, the band will play various venues across the U.S., with the whole shebang coming to a close on October 26 in Los Angeles. Along the way, they’ll play festivals like Louder Than Life, Furnace Fest, and When We Were Young and make stops at major cities like Chicago, Philly, Houston, Denver, and more.
The tour announcement comes days after Kublai Khan TX learned that their guitarist Nolan Ashley was no longer capable of playing the band’s music due to an injury he sustained. They’re going on without him, opting to continue using guitarist Nicholas Adams as his fill-in until a more permanent member is found.
You can find the full list of tour dates below and get your tickets today.
Kublai Khan TX U.S. Tour
w/Drain, Gideon, Guilt Trip
9/18 Louisville, KY Louder Than Life
9/20 Worcester, MA NEMHC Festival
9/21 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
9/23 Buffalo, NY Buffalo Riverworks
9/24 Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore
9/28 Philadelphia, PA Franklin Music Hall
9/30 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed
10/1 Detroit, MI The Fillmore Detroit
10/3 Birmingham, AL Furnace Fest
10/4 Charlotte, NC The Fillmore Charlotte
10/5 N. Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues
10/7 Atlanta, GA The Eastern
10/8 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Live
10/10 San Antonio, TX Vibes Event Center
10/11 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall
10/12 Dallas, TX The Factory in Deep Ellum
10/14 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater
10/15 Denver, CO The Fillmore Auditorium
10/16 Albuquerque, NM Sunshine Theater
10/17 Tempe, AZ The Marquee
10/18 Las Vegas, NV When We Were Young
10/19 Las Vegas, NV When We Were Young
10/20 Salt Lake City, UT Rockwell at The Complex
10/21 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
10/23 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades
10/24 San Jose, CA San Jose Civic
10/26 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium
Source: www.metalsucks.net
