Trapt have either dropped off or been booted from the upcoming tour featuring Powerman 5000, Ill Niño, (hed) p.e., and The Great Alone. No reason was given why, though I’m guessing it’s because everyone finally met Trapt‘s Chris Taylor Brown and decided “eh, fuck it.” Trapt has been replaced by Priest.
The tour kicks off on July 1 at Sunshine Studios in Colorado Springs, CO and wraps up on August 2 at Brentwood Emporium in Brentwood, CA. Tickets are available here.
7/1 Colorado Springs, CO Sunshine Studios (no Ill Niño)
7/3 Lakewood, OH Mercury Music Lounge
7/4 Columbus, OH The King Of Clubs (no (hed)p.e.)
7/5 Ludington, MI Stix
7/6 Hobart, IN Hobart Art Theater
7/8 Hartford, CT The Webster
7/9 Liverpool, NY Sharkeys Event Center
7/1 Portland, ME Aura
7/11 Foxborough, MA Six String Grill
7/12 Marion Center, PA Rayne Drop Inn (Outdoors)
7/13 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
7/15 Jacksonville, FL Jack Rabbits
7/16 Mt. Dora, FL Mt. Dora Music Hall (no Ill Niño)
7/18 Dallas, TX Trees
7/19 Houston, TX Scout Bar
7/2 Corpus Christi, TX Concrete St. Amp
7/23 Flint, MI Machine Shop
7/24 Ft. Wayne, IN Pieres
7/25 Joliet, IL The Forge
7/26 Menahga, MN Mid Summer Music Festival (Powerman 5000 only)
7/27 Cedar Rapids, IA The Double Z Outdoors
7/29 Denver, CO Oriental Theater
7/31 Las Vegas, NV House Of Blues
8/1 Santa Ana, CA The Observatory
8/2 Brentwood, CA Brentwood Emporium
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