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Infant Island Unveil Spring U.S. Tour with To Forget, Quiet Fear, and Senza

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Hot off the release of their third album Obsidian Wreath, Virginia-based blackgaze screamo outfit Infant Island announced that they’re heading out on the road this April and they’re bringing some friends along for the ride.

Kicking off on April 6 in Brooklyn, the U.S. tour will run through local venues everywhere until the whole thing comes to an end on May 5 in Columbus, Ohio. Along the way, they’ll make stops in Georgia, Tennnessee, Louisiana, Texas, California… really all the big and usual stops.

Coming along with them will be opening acts To Forget, Quiet Fear, and Senza.

Needless to say, we think this could be a pretty cool show to catch live. Our reviewer Max Heilman enjoyed the Hell out of Obsidian Wreath, so that’s enough of an endorsement for us to say you should definitely check ’em out.

The full list of dates can be found below. You can cop yourself some tickets at Infant Island’s website.

Infant Island U.S. Tour
w/ To Forget, Quiet Fear, and Senza

04/06 Brooklyn, NY @ Gold Sounds
04/08 Richmond, VA @ Bandito’s
04/09 Asheville, NC @ Static Age
04/10 Columbia, SC @ New Brookland
04/11 Jacksonville, FL @ The Walrus
04/12 Atlanta, GA @ Mom Said It’s Fine
04/13 Nashville, TN @ Gunk House
04/14 Birmingham, AL @ Firehouse
04/15 Baton Rouge, LA @ Midcity Ballroom
04/16 Houston, TX @ Eighteen Ten Ojeman
04/17 Austin, TX @ Chess Club
04/21 San Diego, CA @ Che Cafe
04/22 Los Angeles, CA @ Genghis Cohen
04/23 Anaheim, CA @ Programme Skate & Sound
04/24 Berkeley, CA @ 924 Gilman
04/26 Portland, OR @ [Secret Location]
04/28 Salt Lake City, UT @ Aces High Saloon
04/29 Denver, CO @ Seventh Circle
04/30 Kansas City, MO @ Howdy
05/01 Fargo, ND @ The Aquarium
05/02 Minneapolis, MN @ Cloudland
05/03 Milwaukee, WI @ X-Ray Arcade
05/04 Chicago, IL @ ZBR Fest
05/05 Columbus, OH @ Dirty Dungarees

Infant Island Unveil Spring U.S. Tour with To Forget, Quiet Fear, and Senza
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