NEWS: Volumes and Oceans Ate Alaska announce tour supporting Born of Osiris

December 23, 2016  •  Leave a Comment

Los Angeles, CA's heavy rock five-piece Volumes and UK labelmates Oceans Ate Alaska have announced a U.S. tour as support to Born of Osiris, with additional support from Within The Ruins and Fire From The Gods. The 25-date tour kicks off on Feb. 17 in Minneapolis, MN, and concludes on March 19 in Chicago, IL. Scroll down for full tour routing.

 

Volumes has been busy putting the finishing touches on their upcoming Fearless Records debut album set to release next year, which includes the band's latest single "Feels Good" with the addition of new singer Myke Terry (formerly of Bury Your Dead). Oceans Ate Alaska is touring in support of their latest release, Lost Isles, now available on iTunes.

 

THE NEW REIGN TOUR w/ Born of Osiris, Volumes, Oceans Ate Alaska, Within The Ruins and Fire From The Gods:

Feb 17 - Minneapolis, MN @ Cabooze

Feb 18 - Lawrence, KS @ Granada Theatre

Feb 19 - Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall

Feb 21 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex

Feb 23 - Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven

Feb 24 - Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre

Feb 25 - Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spade 

Feb 26 - Pomona, CA @ The Glass House 

Feb 28 - West Hollywood, CA @ The Roxy

Mar 1 - Mesa, AZ @ Nile Theater

Mar 3 - Dallas, TX @ GMBG

Mar 4 - San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger

Mar 5 - Houston, TX @ Scout Bar

Mar 7 - Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum 

Mar 8 - Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade

Mar 9 - Greensboro, NC @ Blind Tiger

Mar 10 - Richmond, VA @ Canal Club 

Mar 11 - Worcester, MA @ The Palladium

Mar 12 - Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer

Mar 14 - New York, NY @ Gramercy Theater

Mar 15 - Baltimore, MD @ Sound Stage

Mar 16 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr Smalls

Mar 17 - Detroit, MI @ Magic Stick

Mar 18 - Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre

Mar 19 - Chicago, IL @ House of Blues

 

VOLUMES - Formed in 2009, VOLUMES are known to blend together an eclectic mix musical influences, forging a creative bond between several types of genres that are worlds apart. The line up includes Myke Terry (Vocals), Gus Farias (Vocals), Diego Farias (Guitar), Raad Soudani (Bass), Nick Ursich (Drums). Volumes has been a stand-out in their genre for having two dynamic vocalists, utilizing different ranges of singing and screaming to create a layered, charismatic, volatile sound which leaves listeners begging for more. The combination of their efforts results in a fusion between intricate patterns, melodies, aggressive, straight to the point, metal. The band is currently putting the finishing touches on their third full-length, which will follow 2014's No Sleep, and Via (2011), which both peaked at #1 on the iTunes Rock & Metal Charts.

 

OCEANS ATE ALASKA - Stemming from Birmingham, UK, Oceans Ate Alaska, offers a progressive strain of experimental modern metalcore that has gotten them noticed as one of metal's most exciting and fresh young names. With music as unpredictable as it is expressive, the band found inspiration for their name from the world's largest recorded mega-tsunami - measuring at 1,700 feet high - that demolished Alaska's coastline in 1958. The band was attracted to the natural disaster's national headline that read "Oceans Ate Alaska" where they decided to carry the name on a path to make their own history. By pushing sonic boundaries, Oceans Ate Alaska aim to take listeners on an emotional journey through unpredictable arrangements (both heavy and melodic), ruthless riffs, and unforgiving guttural vocals; setting an atmospheric landscape that showcases the band's technical skill.

 

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