Drive A

Posted by aubin on Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 6:00 PM (EST)

Escape The Fate have booked a headlining tour supported by Alesana, Motionless in White, Get Scared and Drive A.

January 20, 2011	Tucson, AZ	Rialto Theater
January 21, 2011	Tempe, AZ	Marquee Theatre
January 22, 2011	Albuquerque, NM	Sunshine Theater
January 24, 2011	Dallas, TX	South Side Music Hall
January 25, 2011	San Antonio, TX	White Rabbit
January 26, 2011	Houston, TX	Warehouse Live
January 28, 2011	Atlanta, GA	Masquerade
January 29, 2011	Orlando, FL	Club Firestone
January 30, 2011	Ft. Lauderdale, FL	Revolution
February 1, 2011	Charlotte, NC	Amos' Southend
February 2, 2011	Norfolk, VA	The Norva
February 3, 2011	Baltimore, MD	Ram's Head Live
February 4, 2011	Philadelphia, PA	Trocadero
February 5, 2011	Sayreville, NJ	Starland Ballroom
February 8, 2011	Lancaster, PA	Chameleon Club
February 9, 2011	Allentown PA	Crocodile Rock
February 11, 2011	Hartford, CT	Webster Theatre
February 12, 2011	Worcester, MA	The Palladium
February 13, 2011	Montreal, Quebec	Club Soda
February 14, 2011	Toronto, Ontario	Phoenix Theatre
February 16, 2011	Buffalo, NY	Town Ballroom
February 17, 2011	Royal Oak, MI	Royal Oak Music Theatre
February 18, 2011	Grand Rapids, MI	The Orbit Room
February 19, 2011	Milwaukee, WI	Rave Ballroom
February 20, 2011	Chicago, IL	The Vic Theater
February 21, 2011	Sauget, IL	Pop's
February 23, 2011	Minneapolis, MN	The Cabooze
February 25, 2011	Denver, CO	The Summit Music Hall
February 26, 2011	Salt Lake City, UT	In The Venue
February 27, 2011	Boise, ID	Knitting Factory
March 1, 2011	Spokane, WA	Knitting Factory
March 2, 2011	Portland, OR	Roseland Theater
March 3, 2011	Seattle, WA	Showbox at the Market
March 5, 2011	San Francisco, CA	Grand Regency Ballroom
March 6, 2011	Sacramento, CA	Ace of Spades
March 8, 2011	Reno, NV	Knitting Factory
March 9, 2011	Fresno, CA	Crest Theatre
March 11, 2011	Anaheim, CA	The Grove of Anaheim
March 12, 2011	San Diego, CA	Soma

Bands in this story

Escape the Fate

Alesana

Universal Music Group (8 comments)

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pricey123 (November 17, 2010)

no Epicenter show?

eatdogs (November 17, 2010)

the sunshine theatre is such an armpit of a place. i had to go there too many times when i lived in santa fe... oh, and is this the same escape the fate band that we all have an image of burned into our eyes from seeing them constantly on the org???

nphilthy91 (November 17, 2010)

Sometimes I like it when tours don't come to Indianapolis.

scorpiondeathlock (November 17, 2010)

too bad when it came to getting their shit fucked up, their sandwiches eaten, and their asses beat by Fletcher, Alesana couldn't escape their fate.

misterspike (November 17, 2010)

Didn't I just read that the bassist of ETF was going into rehab for drug/alcohol issues? Full-On Tour seems just the medicine. Wow.

So not a fan of this band or their recent advertising campaign, but this doesn't seem too healthy. Good luck, dudeman.

shned (November 17, 2010)

Drive A could be a cool punk band but they decide to tour with these bands.

skolarx (November 18, 2010)

a 1700 seat room in detroit? man i must be out of touch... i had to go to the venue i used to work at a few weeks ago to pick up some beer that i had bought at cost and the entire crowd looked like jersey shore came all over detroit. no idea who was headlining but i know every avenue was opening so i assume it was a emo/ pop punk type show

nedsammy (November 18, 2010)

this reminds me of that thing Henry Rollins said in Smile Your Travelling, about "the almighty crap tour"