Interpol has just shared dates for a US tour, their first in three years, which they will embark upon this summer.
This tour is built around a set of previously announced festival dates the band will perform (mostly in Europe) throughout late June/early July, and will see the band making 9 stops throughout the US (plus one in Ontario). Check out the full schedule below.
Though there’s no official release date yet for the band’s fifth LP, it’s expected to arrive later this year (with these new tour dates reinforcing that expectation).
June
3 - Toad’s Palace, New Haven, CT
4 - Lupos, Providence, RI
5 - Higher Ground, Burlington, VT
7 - Field Trip Festival, Toronto, ON
8 - Governor’s Ball, New York, NY
20 - Hurricane Festival, Scheessel
20 - Southside Festival, Neuhausen
24 - Alhambra, Paris
25 - Electric Ballroom, London
27 - Rock Dans Tous Ses Etats, Evreux
29 - Rock A Field, Luxembourg
July
1 - Postbahnhof, Berlin
2 - Open’er Festival, Gdynia
3 - Roskilde Fest, Roskilde
6 - Rock Werchter, Werchter
8 - Nimes Festival, Nimes
10 - Optimus Alive, Oeiras
12 - All Tomorrow’s Parties Iceland, Keflavík
August
1 - Lollapalooza, Chicago, IL
20 - The Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ
21 - The Pool at The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas, NV
23 - FYF Fest, Los Angeles, CA
October
3 & 10 - Austin City Limits Festival, Austin, TX
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- JENNIE links up with Doechii on new single, “ExtraL”
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