Converge Announce Spring 2025 US Tour
Converge have announced a Spring 2025 US tour surrounding their festival appearances this May.
The metalcore vets will first appear at Sonic Temple on May 9th in Columbus, Ohio. The four-show headlining run then goes from May 10th in Detroit through May 13th in Birmingham, Alabama. After that, Converge play Welcome to Rockville on May 15th in Daytona Beach, Florida, with additional July fest slots at the Post. Festival in Indianapolis (July 24th) and Fire in the Mountains in Montana (July 25th).
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Ticket information can be found via the band's website. Fans can also look for deals or get tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub, where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub's Fan Protect program.
The press release for the tour promises 'big news coming from Converge in 2025,' which sure sounds like a teaser for a new album. Converge haven't released a proper studio LP solely under their own name since 2017's The Dusk in Us, though they did collaborate with Chelsea Wolfe on 2021's Bloodmoon: I.
Below you can see the full list of tour dates.
Converge's 2025 Tour Dates: 05/09 – Columbus, OH @ Sonic Temple 05/10 – Detroit, Mi @ Lincoln Factory 05/11 – Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge 05/12 – Nashville, TN @ Basement East 05/13 – Birmingham, AL @ Canteen 05/15 – Daytona, FL @ Welcome to Rockville 07/24 – Indianapolis, IN @ Post. Festival 07/25 – Cut Bank, MT @ Fire in the Mountains
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