Black metal antagonists WOE are pleased to announce a bout of live assaults next month. Scheduled to commence September 6 and run through September 22, the latest run marks the band’s lengthiest tour of their career. WOE will be joined by genre-crushing co-headliners Inter Arma.
Elaborates vocalist/guitarist Chris Grigg of the trek, “Not only is this WOE‘s longest tour to date, it is almost entirely new ground for us. We couldn’t be more appreciative for this opportunity to ruin so many beautiful cities and their charming populations. We are especially glad to be teaming up with Inter Arma, one of our favorite bands in the American metal scene.”
WOE September Tour w/ Inter Arma:
9/06/2013 Strange Matter – Richmond, VA @ Fall Line Festival w/ Thou, Earthling
9/07/2013 Milestone Club – Charlotte, NC ***
9/08/2013 Brookland Tavern – Columbia, SC
9/09/2013 The Masquerade/2013 Purgatory – Atlanta, GA
9/10/2013 Caledonia – Athens, GA
9/11/2013 Static Age Records – Asheville, NC
9/12/2013 Stone Fox – Nashville, TN
9/13/2013 Pilot Light – Knoxville, TN
9/14/2013 TBA – West Virginia
9/15/2013 The Brass Rail – Fort Wayne, IN
9/16/2013 Frank’s Power Plant – Milwaukee, WI
9/17/2013 Empty Bottle – Chicago, IL
9/18/2013 Ace Of Cups – Columbus, OH
9/19/2013 Oberlin College – Oberlin, OH
9/20/2013 Corktown Tavern – Detroit, MI ***
9/21/2013 Gorham Brothers Music – Syracuse, NY ***
9/22/2013 Saint Vitus – Brooklyn, NY ***
*** No Inter Arma
WOE will be touring in support of their latest album, Withdrawal. Called “a staggeringly diverse album,” by City Paper, and “WOE‘s greatest triumph to date,” by Decibel, Withdrawal was unleashed last Spring via Candlelight Records. The seven track offering was produced by Grigg and continues to reap critical accolades from fans and media alike. Pitchfork crowned the record one of this year’s “most irrepressible and energized metal records,” adding that “WOE plays with an urgency that suggests they have a chip on their collective shoulder and a point to prove,” while Cvlt Nation calls it, “exceptional, exciting and a definite landmark in the band’s career and the discography of USBM.” Adds Stereogum, “Withdrawal ups the power quotient by a mile.”
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