Circa Survive, Touche Amore, O’Brother: Initial Tour Dates

by Ryan Minic | Jun 25, 2012

Initial dates have slipped out for Circa Survive’s fall tour with Touche Amore, Balance and Composure, and O’Brother. According to Ticketmaster, dates confirmed thus far include:

Sep 14 New York, NY @ Terminal 5
Sep 18 Norfolk, VA @ The Norva
Sep 21 Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage Theatre
Sep 23 Ft Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live
Sep 28 New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues New Orleans
Sep 29 Houston, TX @ House of Blues Houston
Sep 30 Dallas, TX @ House of Blues Dallas
Oct 08 Pomona, CA @ Fox Theater
Oct 10 Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia
Oct 11 San Francisco, CA @ Regency Ballroom
Oct 16 Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall
Oct 18 Lawrence, KS @ Granada
Oct 21 Pontiac, MI @ The Crofoot Ballroom
Oct 24 Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues

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