Self-proclaimed “sweaty, sexy dance punk” band Kill Matilda will be spreading their punky sounds all across Canada and the US from now right through ’til the middle of February on a mammoth run of tour dates which began a few nights ago.
A full list of confirmed Kill Matilda live shows can be seen in the poster below (click to enlarge).
To coincide with the release of their new album, punk stalwarts Lagwagon head out for a US/Canadian tour in November, with support from Swingin’ Utters and This Legend.
All confirmed dates are listed below. Lagwagon release ‘Hang On’ via Fat Wreck Chords on October 28th.
Veteran hardcore punks Angry Samoans are set for a short run of Canadian dates this September. The Canadian shows are bookended by two US dates and all gigs include support from Skullians, while the Middle East show also features the legendary Reagan Youth. All confirmed dates listed below.
UK metallers Evil Scarecrow are looking for backers for their current pledge campaign.
Funding has begun for the band’s third album, entitled ‘Galactic Hunt’. Backers can purchase the album for £12, but for fans willing to dig a little deeper, the band have extra goodies up for grabs including t-shirts, personalised answer phone messages and even the opportunity to join the band for a run of seven acoustic shows.
Full details of the campaign can be found at the below link:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/evilscarecrowgalactichunt
The band also have a run of live dates confirmed for the rest of 2014 and a couple scheduled for early 2015:
UK extreme metallers Bloodshot Dawn are getting ready to unleash their ‘Demons’.
Following an appearance at the 2014 Bloodstock Festival, the band are now focused on promoting their upcoming second album. Funded by a Kickstarter campaign that reached its goal within four days of being launched, ‘Demons’ comprises eight slabs of metal delivered in just over forty minutes and features contributions from various guests including Per Nilsson (Scar Symmetry), Chris Amott (Armageddon, ex-Arch Enemy) and Wintersun’s Teemu Mäntysaari.