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 More Elway this May

Posted by Loren on March 11, 2018

More Elway this May
More Elway this May

Red Scare Industries has announced a new album from Elway, coming this May (as mentioned in their Pass The Mic interview).

In addition to the new album, they will also be hitting the road for several US tour dates with Dead To Me and DFMK.

Elway -  Date City Venue
05/16/18 Chicago, IL Cobra Lounge
05/17/18 Lakewood, OH Mahall’s
With Dead To Me & DFMK 
05/18/18 Philadelphia, PA Kung Fu Necktie
With Dead To Me & DFMK 
05/19/18 Brooklyn, NY The Kingsland
With Dead To Me, DFMK & Ramona 
05/20/18 Cambridge (Boston), MA The Middle East
With Dead To Me, DFMK, & Rebuilder 
05/21/18 Lancaster, PA American Bar & Grill
With Dead To Me & DFMK
05/22/18 Washington, DC Black Cat
With Dead To Me & DFMK 
05/23/18 Richmond, VA Strange Matter
With Dead To Me & DFMK
05/24/18 Pittsburgh, PA The Smiling Moose
With Dead To Me & DFMK 
05/25/18 Cincinnati, OH Northside Yacht Club
With Dead To Me & DFMK 
05/26/18 Lombard, IL Brauerhouse
With Dead To Me & DFMK 

More Elway this May
More Elway this May

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