Front 242 announce 2020 fall U.S. tour

Front 242 announce 2020 fall U.S. tour

EBM pioneers Front 242 have announced a U.S. tour surrounding their performance at Chicago’s Cold Waves Festival.

Revealed yesterday, the trek kicks off on September 16 inside Philadelphia’s Underground Arts, and it’ll feature stops in major cities such as Brooklyn, Denver, Phoenix, and Dallas before concluding inside The Orpheum in Tampa on October 4. Tickets for most of these shows will go on sale this Friday (February 14) at 10 a.m. local time.

While Front 242’s last studio album was 2003’s Pulse, members of the group have been busy with side projects. Last year, programmer Daniel B. released the albums One to One and Xaosonix. Vocalist Jean-Luc De Meyer collaborated with Jean-Marc Lederman for the A Tribe of My Own EP and their debut album Eleven Grinding Songs in 2018.

Front 242 tour dates

September 16 Philadelphia, PA Underground Arts (w/ Ash Code) (on sale now)

September 17 Brooklyn, NY Elsewhere (w/ The Young Gods, Ash Code)

September 19 Chicago, IL Metro (Cold Waves Festival) (on sale now)

September 20 Minneapolis, MN Fine Line (w/ Cyanatic)

September 23 Denver, CO Oriental Theater (w/The Young Gods, Blackcell)

September 24 Los Angeles, CA The Mayan (w/ My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult) (on sale now)

September 26 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theater (on sale now)

September 27 San Francisco, CA Public Works

September 29 Phoenix, AZ The Red Room (on sale May 21)

September 30 San Antonio, TX Sam’s (w/Curse Mackey, IIOIOIOII) (on sale now)

October 2 Dallas, TX Canton Hall (on sale now)

October 3 Houston, TX Numbers (w/C.C.C.P., Microchip League, Psyche, Robotiko Rejekto) (on sale now)

October 4 Tampa, FL The Orpheum

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