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 Iron Chic switches labels

Posted by Loren on February 17, 2016

Iron Chic switches labels
Iron Chic switches labels

Iron Chic has announced a new record in 2016 to be released on SideOneDummy Records.

The band will also be playing in Europe this spring, with the new record planned for a fall release. 2013's The Constant One was their last full-length.

The band's founding guitarist, Robert McAlister, recently passed away.

February 27 - Patchogue, Long Island - Brickhouse
March 4 - Baltimore, MD - The Sidebar
April 30 - Trier, Germany - Mergener Hof
April 29 - Aachen, Germany - AZ
April 30 - Meerhout Belgium - Groezrock
May 01 - Brighton, England - Green Door Store
May 02 - Manchester, England - Alphabet Brewing Company
May 03 - Bristol, England - The Exchange
May 04 - London, England - DIY Space
May 05 - Paris, France - Olympic Café
May 06 - Genève, Switzerland - Biubstock Festival
May 07 - Zürich, Switzerland - Obenuse Fest
May 08 - Darmstad, Germanyt - Oetinger Villa
June 11 - Asbury Park, NJ - Punk Rock Bowling

Iron Chic switches labels
Iron Chic switches labels

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