Philladelphia's Blacklisted have announced an extensive touring schedule for the summer. The band is kicking off with a tour supporting Ignite and another alongside Verse and plan to follow that with a trip to Puerto Rico in July, dates in Winnipeg later that month, and then join Gorilla Biscuits for dates in August.
Throughout, the band is planning to write material for their forthcoming full length and follow up to ...The Beat Goes On. They plan to enter the studio at the end of the year to record the album, and are promising a " faster, harder, heavier, and a much more intense approach. " To that end, the band is also recruiting a second guitarist, and potential applicants can get in touch with the band on their myspace page. Deathwish Inc. (37 comments)
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Someone (May 9, 2006)
Wow so many funky names for possibly crappy bands 1+ Reply
Someone (May 9, 2006)
Puerto Rico then Winnipeg? that sounds like a pretty hilarious tour route. 1+ Reply
Someone (May 9, 2006)
Blacklisted = boring generic hardcore that was done better 10 years ago. everyone can get off their dicks starting...........NOW!
Someone (May 9, 2006)
one of the best and hardest working bands around...they fully deserve to playing with GB and Ignite...congrats! | Features
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Don't know these guys, but they must be pretty good to score such awesome support roles. Ignite and Gorilla Biscuits aint bad company.