REMO DRIVE announce Europe & UK headline tour in December

New song 'Around The Sun' out now

New album ‘Natural, Everyday Degradation’ out June 14 via Epitaph Records

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American indie rock band Remo Drive have announced a headlining European/UK tour in December this year. Please see below for a full list of dates.

Tickets are on sale now via:
http://www.remodriveband.com/tour

December 03 - Blue Shell, Cologne (DE)
December 04 - Cassiopeia, Berlin (DE)
December 05 - Ideal Bar, Copenhagen (DK)
December 06 - Molotow, Hamburg (DE)
December 08 - Dynamo, Eindhoven (NL)
December 10 - The Exchange, Bristol (UK)
December 11 - The Garage, London (UK)
December 12 - Academy 3, Manchester (UK)
December 14 - Stereo, Glasgow (UK)



The band will be touring in support of their new album 'Natural, Everyday Degradation', which is set to be released 14 June (and is available digitally now).

Brothers Erik and Stephen Paulson toured the world on the heels of their 2017 release 'Greatest Hits' and 2018’s 'Pop Music' EP. All that time spent on toll roads and tarmacs left the brothers with endless opportunities to think about how far their band had come in a short time – as well as plan for the future. While 'Greatest Hits' overflowed with wide-eyed nativity and whole-hearted enthusiasm, 'Natural, Everyday Degradation' finds the Paulson brothers crafting a sturdier brand of indie-rock.

Produced by Joe Reinhart (Modern Baseball, Hop Along) and mixed by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol), 'Natural, Everyday Degradation' highlights the band’s true strengths. Erik’s lyrics are emotionally resonant and universally relatable, though, they’re far more intentional and precise this time around. Instead of letting off-kilter turns of phrase and nervous energy capture listeners’ ears, Remo Drive allows their confidence to take centre stage.

Source Major PR

June 12, 2019 11:13am ET by Major PR  

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