East Coast tour

Richmond’s Iron Reagan have announced 2018 East Coast headline tour dates in support of their recently released “Crossover Ministry” full-length!

The brief tour begins January 10 in Teaneck, NJ and ends January 14 in Richmond, VA. Tour support will be provided by Despise You, Cemetery Piss and Left Cross.

A full list of tour dates is available below.

East Coast Tour Dates 2018:
Jan 10 Teaneck, NJ Debonair Music Hall
Jan 11 Providence, RI Alchemy
Jan 12 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Bazaar
Jan 13 Reading, PA Reverb
Jan 14 Richmond, VA Champion Brewery

Following the critical success of last year's “Midnight Cometh” album on Ripple Music, Wo Fat will sling their Texas-sized psychedelic doom across the East Coast of America this June.
 
Over the course of a sonic odyssey which spans six studio albums, one live recording and two splits, they have stayed true to the deep, dark blues that wail from within and have continually infused their riffs with primal grooves. Having secured their legendary status within the stoner rock community by appearing on much coveted bills at Roadburn, Desertfest, Freak Valley Festival, HellFest and Psycho California, the band is currently readying themselves for a nine-date tour with fellow Texans The Well.

Tampa, FL progressive death metallers Nomvdic (pronounced as Nomadic) will kick off their East Coast tour together with Lordis in early February.

Support acts are Tusk and Jynzo. See the tour dates below.

Back in October, Nomvdic released a new video single titled “The Crooked Man”. The single is a follow-up to the “Horror” EP which was released in April last year.

New Jersey/Philadelphia-local progressive rock and metal hybrid In The Presence Of Wolves recently showcased their high-skill musicality with the release of their debut full-length album “Thalassas” in 2014.

Combining influences ranging from classic groups such as Rush and Yes to modern experimental and prog performers Mastodon and The Mars Volta, “Thalassas” truly opened doors for the band - solidifying them as a group to watch in the up-and-coming progressive metal scene. Members of the press dubbed the album “adventurous” “virtuosic” and “technical” - to name a few choice descriptors.