Hope For The Dying, Ark of the Covenant Tour Announced

by | Jan 9, 2012

Hope For The Dying and Ark of the Covenant will pair up for the “Beast in the East Tour 2012” in January/February. Dates follow:

Jan 27 York Haven, PA @ Boondocks Club
Jan 28 Virginia Beach, VA @ Shaka’s
Jan 29 Troutville, VA @ Inside Out
Jan 30 Greensboro, NC @ TBA
Jan 31 Swansea, SC @ RPM
Feb 02 Florence, AL @ Smokehouse
Feb 03 Nashville, TN @ Rocketown
Feb 04 Memphis, TN @ TBA
Feb 05 Conway, AR @ Soundstage
Feb 07 Arlington, TX @ Phils
Feb 10 San Angelo, TX @ Yaya’s
Feb 11 Lubbock, TX @ TBA
Feb 13 Owasso, OK @ Enerje Event Centre
Feb 15 St Louis, MO @ Melvin Theatre
Feb 17 Louisville, KY @ Encounter Church

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