The Bronx, who wrapped up an extensive tour with Frank Turner on Saturday, have already announced their next North American trek, teaming with The Chats for a co-headlining tour that kicks off on Oct. 4, with a headlining outing to follow.
âWe are beyond stoked to be heading out with The Chats, Drug Church, and Scowl this fall,â singer Matt Caughthran says. âAll of the bands are at pivotal and special moments in their careers, and all of the bands kick fucking ass. These shows are guaranteed to be absolutely insane.â
After The Chats crushing recent North American tour kicking off at Coachella, theyâll be returning with their sophomore album, Get Fucked, on Aug. 19.
Tickets for all dates are on-sale this Friday at 10 am pacific/1 pm eastern. Ticket links can be accessed via Thebronxxx.com.
The Bronx / The Chats co-headlining dates (Drug Church and Scowl open):
October 4Â San Diego, CAÂ Music Box
October 6Â Berkeley, CAÂ The UC Theater
October 7Â Los Angeles, CAÂ Belasco Theater
October 10Â Seattle, WAÂ Neptune Theater
October 11Â Portland, ORÂ Roseland Theater
October 13Â Salt Lake City, UTÂ The Complex
October 14Â Denver, COÂ Summit
October 15Â Lincoln, NEÂ Bourbon Theater
October 16Â Minneapolis, MNÂ Varsity Theater
October 18Â Chicago, ILÂ Concord Music Hall
October 19Â Detroit, MIÂ El Club
October 20Â Toronto, ONÂ The Phoenix
October 21Â Montreal, QCÂ Corona Theater
October 22Â Brooklyn, NYÂ Brooklyn Steel
October 23Â Boston, MAÂ Big Night Live
The Bronx headlining tour dates:
October 25Â Philadelphia, PAÂ Theater of the Living Arts
October 26Â Washington, DCÂ The Black Cat
October 27Â Charlotte, NCÂ The Underground
October 28Â Atlanta, GAÂ The Masquerade
October 29Â Memphis, TNÂ Growlers
October 31Â Austin, TXÂ Mohawk
November 1Â Dallas, TXÂ Trees
November 3Â Albuquerque, NMÂ Launchpad
November 4Â Phoenix, AZÂ The Rebel Lounge
November 5Â Orange County, CAÂ Punk in the Park (festival performance)
Drug Church open on all dates. Robot Monster opens on shows from Oct. 25 to 29, Meat Wave opens dates from Oct. 31 to Nov. 4.
ABOUT THE BRONX
The Bronx, who are celebrating their 20th anniversary, have released six albums as The Bronx, and three albums under their alter ego, Mariachi El Bronx. Their most recent release, Bronx VI, saw the SoCal band work with producer Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens of the Stone Age) on whatâs been described as âjoyous rockânâroll that toes the line between hard rock and hardcore punk (Consequence). Over the albumâs extensive roll out, the band celebrated all things local, working with notable artists including DabsMyla, Craig Stecyk and Estevan Oriol for a series of collectible 7-inches, as well as videos and unique merch items. The Bronx have been hailed for harnessing the âunleashed cries of youthful blue-collar anguishâ (Los Angeles Times), and for writing âhard-hitting and catchy hard rock tracksâ (Loudwire). The Bronx is Matt Caughthran (vocals), Joby J. Ford (guitar), Ken Horne (guitar), Brad Magers (bass) and Joey Castillo (drums).
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