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Rising indie rock band Trauma Ray is taking its live performances to the next level.
Following the release of their new single “Hannibal” this month, the Texas-based shoegaze band is gearing up for a major tour this spring.
In a post shared on their official Instagram, Trauma Ray announced they will be joining forces with the Arizona-based band Glixen as co-headliners for a North American tour.
Kicking off in April, the band is set to deliver high-energy performances across major U.S. cities, including stops in Texas, Louisiana, Florida, New York, Michigan, Washington and multiple dates throughout California, among others.
Meanwhile, Canadian fans won’t be left out, as Trauma Ray will also bring their jaw-dropping live performances to Montreal and Toronto during the three-month run.
As a special conclusion to the tour, the band will return home to Texas, closing out the run with two final performances in Austin and Dallas.
Adding to the excitement, the five-member group also invited additional performers Her New Knife, Keep, Knifeplay and Money to join them and Glixen on one stage.
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“Trauma Ray & Glixen co-headline tour this April across the U.S. with Her New Knife, Keep, Knifeplay, and Money. General tickets go on sale Friday at 10 am local time. Presale tickets at the link in our bio,” the caption reads.
The announcement sent fans into a frenzy, with many swooning over the impressive lineup for the upcoming spring tour.
“Legendary,” a commenter called it.
“Crazy line-up , can’t wait to see MONEY,” a fan noted.
“This is incredibly stacked,” a follower echoed.
The same goes for another Instagram user who commented, “Insane lineup.”
“Trauma Ray & Money in the same night!?! Sheesh,” another added.
The much-awaited tour is in support of their upcoming EP Carnival.
The indie rock band, consisting of Uriel Avila on vocals, Jonathan Perez on guitar, Darren Baun on bass, Nicholas Bobotas on drums and Coleman Pruitt on guitar, will be releasing their latest project on Feb. 20 via Dais Records.
Trauma Ray North America Tour Dates with Glixen
Apr. 10: San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger +
Apr. 11: Houston, TX @ The Secret Group +
Apr. 13: New Orleans, LA @ Gasa Gasa
Apr. 14: Orlando, FL @ The Social
Apr. 15: Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade Hell
Apr. 16: Asheville, NC @ Eulogy
Apr. 17: Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
Apr. 18: Washington, DC @ Union Stage
Apr. 19: Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church
Apr. 21: Brooklyn, NY @ Elsewhere Hall
Apr. 22: Boston, MA @ The Sinclair
Apr. 23: Montréal, QC @ Theatre Fairmount
Apr. 24: Toronto, ON @ Hard Luck
Apr. 25: Ferndale, MI @ The Loving Touch
Apr. 26: Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop
Apr. 28: Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
Apr. 29: Minneapolis, MN @ Amsterdam Bar & Hall
May 1: Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck
May 2: Denver, CO @ Marquis
May 3: Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
May 4: Boise, ID @ Shrine Basement
May 5: Seattle, WA @ Substation
May 6: Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre
May 8: San Francisco, CA @ The Chapel
May 9: Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
May 10: San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
May 12: Phoenix, AZ @ Walter Studios
May 13: Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad
May 15: Austin, TX @ Brushy Street Commons
May 16: Dallas, TX @ Trees
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