The soulful rock band known as The Suffers are set to head out on their “Everything Here Spring Tour” next month with an opening night performance in New Orleans on February 7th. The eight-piece outfit originally from Houston, Texas will now remain out on the road longer than they initially announced, as they added 11 more shows to the tour schedule on Tuesday.
The initial run of dates includes scheduled performances in the southeast and northern midwest before coming to a close on February 23rd in Washington, D.C. The new batch of dates will bring them to El Paso, Texas on March 7th, and continue throughout the late winter month before wrapping on March 24th in Denver. The new run of dates also includes select festival appearances at Phoenix’s Flying Burrito Festival on March 9th and Boise’s Treefort Festival on March 21st.
The upcoming festival gigs will be balanced out by The Suffers’ own headlining shows across the west coast including the Lowbrow Palace in El Paso, TX (3/7); Soda Bar in San Diego, CA (3/11); The Echo in Los Angeles, CA (3/12); The Independent in San Francisco, CA (3/14); The Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, CA (3/15); Mississippi Studios in Portland, OR (3/17); Tractor Tavern in Seattle, WA (3/19); The State Room in Salt Lake City, UT (3/22); And finally Globe Hall in Denver, CO (3/24).
Tickets for the newly added shows will go on sale starting this Friday, January 25th. Fans can click here for more info to the upcoming tour.
The band continues to promote the 2018 release of their co-self-produced Everything Here LP. The album looks to explore “the many sides of love, celebrates the virtues of individuality, reminds us of the destruction of [Hurricane] Harvey and resilience of the human spirit and declares love for their mothers,” according to the announcement’s press release shared on Tuesday.
The band’s singer, Kam Franklin, recently teamed up with My Morning Jacket’s Jim James for a performance at Emo’s in Austin, Texas as part of the rock guitarist’s “Future Is Voting College Tour.”
