Clutch, Killswitch Engage, and Cro-Mags JM will hit the road together this summer.
Massachusetts metalcore legends Killswitch Engage are just about to wrap up their current North American tour, but if you missed them this time around, you’re in luck. After revealing they’d appear at Clutch’s 2019 Earth Rocker Festival, Killswitch have announced that they’ll also be heading out on a co-headlining tour with the Maryland stoner rockers this summer. Accompanying the bands will be Cro-Mags JM, which is the name of the current Cro-Mags incarnation featuring John Joseph and Mackie Jayson, as decided by the court.
"We're excited to hit some of our favorite spots in July and to share the stage with Clutch," Killswitch Engage vocalist Jesse Leach said. "Fun times ahead!"
If you’re in the mood for some catchy melodic metalcore rotating with heavy boogie riffs, catch this tour at one of the following dates:
July 2019:
08 Quebec City, QC — Festival D'ete (Killswitch Only)
11 London, ON — Rock The Park#
12 Syracuse, NY — SI Hall
13 Inwood, WV —Shiley Acres
14 Myrtle Beach, SC — House of Blues
16 Fort Wayne, IN — The Clyde
18 Sioux City, IA — Hard Rock & Casin
19 Cadott, WI — Cadott Rock Fest#
20 OshKosh, WI — Rock USA#
22 Tulsa, OK — The Brady Theater
23 St. Louis, MO — The Pageant
25 Bethlehem, PA — Sands Event Center
26 Asbury Park, NJ — Stone Pony Outdoors
27 Montreal, QC — Heavy MTL#
28 Bangor, ME — Impact Festival#
30 Huntington, NY — The Paramount
August 2019:
02 Pittsburgh, PA — Stage AE Outdoors
03 Port Chester, NY — Capital Theater
04 Worcester, MA — Palladium Outdoors
07 Las Vegas, NV — Psycho Las Vegas (Clutch Only)
#Festival date
Killswitch Engage are currently on the road with Parkway Drive, After the Burial, and Vein. Go out and see them at one of those remaining dates below:
May 2019:
14 Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore Silver Spring
15 Detroit, MI — The Fillmore Detroit
16 Milwaukee, WI — Eagles Club Stage
18 Columbus, OH — Sonic Temple#
Adam D. recently spoke with Kerrang! about the 15th anniversary of The End Of Heartache, mentioning how he’s been too engrossed in writing and recording the new record to focus on his classic album's milestone birthday.
"We shouldn’t live in the past, you know?" said the guitarist, going on to note, "My band is the last thing I’d ever listen to. Of course we have to play The End Of Heartache because it’s one of our biggest hits...The truth is, whatever we play, if the crowd is into it, that’s my favorite song to play. It’s all about the crowd’s reaction."
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