The Church & Afghan Whigs announce co-headline tour (BV presale for NYC show)

The Church and Afghan Whigs will embark on a co-headlining tour this summer, beginning June 18 in Philadelphia and wrapping up July 13 in Los Angeles. Ed Harcourt will join on all dates, except for NYC, which will be with Kristin Hersh. All dates are listed below.

The NYC show is at Brooklyn Paramount on June 20 and you can get tickets early for that with the BrooklynVegan presale that runs Thursday, February 8 from 10 AM – 10 PM. Use the password BVPARAMOUNT.

If you miss out on our presale, tickets for all dates of the tour go on sale Friday, February 9 at 10 AM local time.

In other news, The Church have announced the official release of their new album Eros Zeta And The Perfumed Guitars, which will be out March 29. It’s a companion piece to last year’s The Hypnogogue, which was previously only available at the band’s merch table. You can check out atmospheric first single “A Strange Past” below.

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Eros Zeta And The Perfumed Guitars
Realm Of Minor Angels
Pleasure
Amanita
2054
Manifesto
The Immediate Future
Sublimated In Song
Song 18
The Weather
Korea
Song From The Machine Age
Sleeping For Miles
Last Melody
A Strange Past
Music From The Ghost Hotel

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THE CHURCH / AFGHAN WHIGS – 2024 TOUR
JUNE 18 Glenside, PA at Keswick Theatre
JUNE 20 Brooklyn, NY at Brooklyn Paramount
JUNE 21 Boston, MA at Royale
JUNE 22 Washington, DC at Lincoln Theater
JUNE 24 Toronto, ON at Danforth Music Hall
JUNE 25 Detroit MI at The Majestic
JUNE 27 Indianapolis, IN at HiatFi Annex
JUNE 28 Chicago, IL at The Vic
JUNE 30 Minneapolis, MN at First Avenue
JULY 02 Denver, CO at Ogden Theater
JULY 03 Bellvue, CO at Mishawaka Amp
JULY 05 Seattle, WA at Showbox
JULY 06 Portland, OR at Crystal Ballroom
JULY 09 San Francisco, CA at The Fillmore
JULY 11 San Diego, CA at The Observatory
JULY 12 Anaheim, CA at House Of Blues
JULY 13 Los Angeles, CA at Theatre @ Ace Hotel

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