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Porcupine announced tour with Flesh Eaters

Posted by Loren on January 12, 2019

Porcupine announced tour with Flesh Eaters
Porcupine announced tour with Flesh Eaters

Fresh off releaseing What You've Heard Isn't Real in 2018, Porcupine have announced two tours. One, currently in progress, beings in Minnesota and runs through the Midwest through early March, followed by additional dates in support of Flesh Eaters, running March 11-17.

Dates are below. What You've Heard Isn't Real was released by DC-Jam and Dead Broke Rekerds.

Tour dates:

Jan 12 - Ed's No Name - Winona, MN 
Jan 19 - First Ave (89.3 The Current's 14th Birthday Party) - Minneapolis, MN
Feb 15 - Schuba's (opening for Warbly Jets) - Chicago, IL 
Feb 16 - The Plus - Eau Claire, WI -
Feb 23 - Big Turn Music Fest @ Elks Lodge - Red Wing, MN 
Feb 28 - Reverb Lounge - Omaha, NE 
Mar 1 - Replay Lounge - Lawrence, KS 
Mar 2 - Gabe's - Iowa City, IA 

Tour dates supporting Flesh Eaters:

Mar 11 - The Pyramid - Grand Rapids, MI
Mar 12 - El Club - Detroit, MI
Mar 14 - City Winery - Boston, MA 
Mar 15 - Johnny Brenda's - Philadelphia, PA
Mar 16 - Union Stage - Washington, DC
Mar 17 - Bowery Ballroom, New York City, NY

Porcupine announced tour with Flesh Eaters
Porcupine announced tour with Flesh Eaters

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