Noisia Announce US Farewell Tour Capping Off Over 20 Years Of Legendary Music
Again in September 2019, Dutch trio Noisia introduced that they’d be splitting on the finish of 2020, however following the COVID-19 pandemic, they determined to postpone the ‘finish of Noisia’ till the shut of 2021 to permit them to say goodbye to as a lot of their Dutch and worldwide followers as attainable.
Now, they’ve introduced their US ‘Farewell Tour’ dates, together with exhibits in Washington DC, New York, Los Angeles, and extra. This tour is a part of their international ‘Farewell Tour’ that sees the group hit the UK, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, France, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, Belgium, and lots of extra, alongside 3 exhibits of their native Netherlands. The tour consists of headline units at Let It Roll Tour, Rampage, Hospitality In The Woods, Wipeout Open Air, and past. Most of the occasions have offered out; nonetheless, additional exhibits can be introduced quickly.
Confronted with no festivals in 2020, Noisia determined they’d launch a stay model of their ‘Outer Edges’ AV present, the touring present which surrounded the discharge of the Outer Edges album. Obtainable late 2020, the ‘Outer Edges Reside’ launch featured their blistering 25-track stay set, together with the movie of their Outer Edges Reside present at Roskilde 2017; the sixty minute movie captured one of the vital spectacular AV exhibits in up to date digital music. The complete movie might be seen on Noisia’s YouTube channel.
Noisia’s first new music for 2021 landed in June within the type of ‘Supersonic’, a protracted anticipated collaboration with Skrillex.
Tickets and dates for his or her US exhibits can be found on their web site here.
NOISIA US ‘FAREWELL TOUR’ DATES:
27 OCT – Noisia Farewell at Soundcheck, Washington, DC
28 OCT – Noisia Farewell at Avant Gardener, Brooklyn, NY
29 OCT – Escape Halloween, S. Bernardino, CA
04 NOV – Noisia Farewell at Academy LA, Los Angeles, CA
05 NOV – Noisia Farewell at Mala Santa, Austin, TX
06 NOV – Noisia Farewell at Summit, Denver, CO
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