

PHILADELPHIA, PA | APRIL 4, 2017: Philadelphia's rising indie alternative/rock band Civil Youth have been busy in preparation for their forthcoming album, Conversations (out 5/19/17), opening for bands like Twenty One Pilots, AWOLNATION, Phantogram, Capital Cities and more, all while amazing fans with their energetic live performance and leaving them highly anxious for new music. So far, the band released the first track off of Conversations, "Belief," and their music video for "Dark Debts," to a thrilling response. Today, the band announced they will be taking the show on the road, following the release of Conversations, releasing the first set of East Coast dates.
Conversations Album Release Tour - East Coast Edition Dates:
5.20.17 Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of the Living Arts (TLA) TICKETS
6.19.17 Jacksonville, FL @ 1904 Music Hall TICKETS
6.20.17 St. Petersburg, FL @ Krazy Kup
6.22.17 Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade TICKETS
6.23.17 St. Louis, MO @ The Firebird TICKETS
6.24.17 Minneapolis, MN @ The Garage TICKETS
6.26.17 Indianapolis (Muncie), IN @ Be Here Now TICKETS
6.29.17 Columbus, OH @ Skully's TICKETS
6.30.17 Cleveland (Alliance), OH @ Juniper Studios TICKETS
7.6.17 New York, NY @ The Knitting Factory TICKETS
More About Civil Youth: Civil Youth is the independent, Alternative/Rock band based out of Philadelphia, PA. Since their first show in March 2015, Civil Youth has toured nationally and is currently venturing on their 8th U.S. tour. What started as an outlet for lead singer, Michael Kepko, to express his anxiety and depression while living in Boston, has evolved into a cultural movement backed by a community of thousands of supporters who identify with Civil Youth's lyrics and music. Civil Youth inhabits each stage with light-up drum solos, crowd chanting, instrument swaps, and stage acrobatics. Between heavy guitar riffs, and poetic rapping, fans of all ages can find a way to connect with Civil Youth. Within a year, Civil Youth has surpassed the caliber of "local band", and has established their name across the United States. After the release of their debut album, Disguised In Color, Civil Youth has gained airplay on 134 FM Radio stations, sync licensing with major networks including MTV, VH1, and E!, national press in Alternative Press Magazine, and has released their second full-length album, Who Rescued Who, as well as an acoustic album, titled, Ossein.
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