Knocked Loose Announce North American Headlining Tour

Modern metalcore heroes Knocked Loose are leaping right back into the hearts of spin-kickers worldwide with their brand new record, A Different Shade Of Blue, out August 23 via Pure Noise Records. In support of this long-awaited sophomore record, the Kentucky quintet have announced an impressively stacked headlining tour throughout the fall.

Support on the tour will be provided by veteran street punkers Rotting Out, hardcore thrashers Candy, and spazzy metalcore up-and-comers SeeYouSpaceCowboy. This line-up is nothing short of a modern hardcore fan’s wet dream, so make sure you snag your tickets when they go on sale.

All tour dates are listed as follows:

October 2019

01 - Madison, WI - Majestic Theatre
02 - Minneapolis, MN - Skyway Theatre
03 - Lawrence, KS - The Bottleneck
04 - Denver, CO - Summit Music Hall
05 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex
07 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre
08 - Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw Theatre
09 - Seattle, WA - El Corazon
11 - Sacramento, CA - Aftershock Festival
12 - Las Vegas, NV - Fremont Country Club
13 - Anaheim, CA - House Of Blues
15 - Phoenix, AZ - The Nile
17 - San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger
18 - Dallas, TX - Gas Monkey Bar & Grill
19 - Houston, TX - Scout Bar
20 - Jefferson, LA - Southport Hall
22 - Jacksonville, FL - 1904 Music Hall
23 - Lake Park, FL - The Kelsey Theatre
24 - Tampa, FL - The Orpheum
25 - Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade
26 - Carrboro, NC - Cat’s Cradle
27 - Richmond, VA - Canal Club
29 - Washington, DC - Rock & Roll Hotel
30 - Millvale, PA - Mr. Smalls Theatre
31 - Poughkeepsie, NY - The Chance

November 2019

01 - Philadelphia, PA - Theatre Of Living Arts
02 - Worcester, MA - The Palladium
03- New York, NY - Webster Hall
06 - Toronto, ON - The Phoenix Concert Theatre
07 - Syracuse, NY - The Westcott Theatre
08 - Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre
09 - Detroit, MI - St. Andrews Hall
10 - Chicago, IL - House Of Blues

Speaking to Kerrang! about A Different Shade Of Blue, Knocked Loose vocalist Bryan Garris discussed how the record takes a more personal approach for the group.

“Throughout the Laugh Tracks cycle, when I started doing interviews, it was something that I had to get used to – having people that I don’t know asking me very personal questions,” he reminisced. “I don’t really like talking about super-personal things in interviews, so I try to keep that within my lyrics.”

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