Goatwhore plans to trample through Crowbar and Grand Central
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Published by Sareth Ney on April 13, 2015 at 9:56 p.m.
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Goatwhore. Photo credit: Earsplit Compound.
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Photo credit: Earsplit Compound.
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Fla.—Goatwhore will make two stops in Fla., in May. The first will take place at Crowbar on May 9 for the Metal for the Military Show, in Tampa. The second will take place at Grand Central in Miami, on May 10. They are currently on tour in Europe and they will be playing at The Ooblek in Birmingham, UK, on April 14 and the tour will end at The Earl in Atlanta, on July 12.
Ben Falgoust, II. is the vocalist, Sammy Duet is the guitarist and vocalist, Zack Simmons is the drummer and James Harvey is the bassist of Goatwhore. They will be headlining the tour and will be supporting their full-length album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless”. The tour will take them to 24 cities and tickets are available to purchase now. On certain dates across North America—they will be accompanied by Ringworm, Black Breath and Theories. Last month—they had a successful tour, when they toured Australia.
Goatwhore was formed in 1997. They started with one demo, “Serenades To The Tides Of Blood” and followed with the albums: “The Eclipse Of Ages Into Black”, “Funeral Dirge For The Rotting Sun”, “A Haunting Curse”, “Carving Out The Eyes Of God” and “Blood For The Master”.
“Constricting Rage of the Merciless” was released on July 8, 2014 and in Europe on July 7, 2014 via Metal Blade Records. It debuted at number 81, on the Billboard Top 200 chart. It became the most successful album to date for Goatwhore. Their previous album, “Blood For The Master”, reached number 171. Other accomplishments for the ten song album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless”, include reaching number 21 on Billboard’s Rock chart.
To learn more about Goatwhore, please click here. You’ll be able to listen to “FBS” and watch 13 music videos, including “Nocturnal Conjuration of the Accursed”. To “Like” them on facebook, please click here. To check them out on MySpace, please click here. To follow them on twitter, please click here. To subscribe to their YouTube channel, please click here. To purchase tickets to a concert nearby, please click here.
To purchase tracks from Goatwhore’s album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless” on iTunes or the album, please click here. To visit their North American online store, please click here. To visit their European online store, please click here. To visit their United Kingdom online store, please click here.
Ben Falgoust, II. is the vocalist, Sammy Duet is the guitarist and vocalist, Zack Simmons is the drummer and James Harvey is the bassist of Goatwhore. They will be headlining the tour and will be supporting their full-length album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless”. The tour will take them to 24 cities and tickets are available to purchase now. On certain dates across North America—they will be accompanied by Ringworm, Black Breath and Theories. Last month—they had a successful tour, when they toured Australia.
Goatwhore was formed in 1997. They started with one demo, “Serenades To The Tides Of Blood” and followed with the albums: “The Eclipse Of Ages Into Black”, “Funeral Dirge For The Rotting Sun”, “A Haunting Curse”, “Carving Out The Eyes Of God” and “Blood For The Master”.
“Constricting Rage of the Merciless” was released on July 8, 2014 and in Europe on July 7, 2014 via Metal Blade Records. It debuted at number 81, on the Billboard Top 200 chart. It became the most successful album to date for Goatwhore. Their previous album, “Blood For The Master”, reached number 171. Other accomplishments for the ten song album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless”, include reaching number 21 on Billboard’s Rock chart.
To learn more about Goatwhore, please click here. You’ll be able to listen to “FBS” and watch 13 music videos, including “Nocturnal Conjuration of the Accursed”. To “Like” them on facebook, please click here. To check them out on MySpace, please click here. To follow them on twitter, please click here. To subscribe to their YouTube channel, please click here. To purchase tickets to a concert nearby, please click here.
To purchase tracks from Goatwhore’s album, “Constricting Rage of the Merciless” on iTunes or the album, please click here. To visit their North American online store, please click here. To visit their European online store, please click here. To visit their United Kingdom online store, please click here.
Europe
April 14 - The Oobleck, Birmingham, UK
April 15 - Corporation, Sheffield, UK
April 16 - Underworld, London, UK
April 17 - Magasin 4, Brussels, BE
April 18 - Underground, Korn, DE
April 19 - Covent Garden, Paris, FR
April 20 - La Nef, Angouleme, FR
April 21 - Sala Lemon, Madrid, ES
April 22 - Sala Razz 3, Barcelona, ES
April 23 - MJC O Totem, Lyon, FR
April 24 - Dynamo/Werk 21, Zurich, CH
April 25 - Lo Fi, Milan, IT
April 26 - Traffic Live, Rome, IT
April 27 - p.m.k., Innsbruck, AT
April 28 - Backstage, Munchen, DE
April 29 - Conne Island – Leipzig, DE
April 30 - Magnet, Berlin, DE
May 1 - Arena, Wien, AT
May 2 - Exit-us, Prague, CR
North America
May 8 - The Tavern, Hattiesburg, Miss.
May 9 - Crowbar, Metal for the Military Show, Tampa, Fla.
May 10 - Grand Central, Miami, Fla.
May 22 - The Rail Club, Fort Worth, Texas
June 6 - FreePress Summer Festival 2015, Houston
June 7 - Paper Tiger, San Antonio with Ringworm and Theories
With Ringworm, Black Breath and Theories
June 8 - Inside @ 7, Austin, Texas
June 9 - Tricky Falls, El Paso, Texas
June 10 - Launchpad, Albuquerque, N.M.
June 11 - Club Red, Mesa, Ariz.
June 12 - Soda Bar, San Diego
June 13 - Stummer's, Fresno, Calif.
June 14 - The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, Calif.
June 15 - The Catalyst Atrium, Santa Cruz, Calif.
June 16 - Oakland Metro Operahouse, Oakland, Calif.
June 17 - Duffy's Hangar, Salem, Ore.
June 18 - The Crocodile, Seattle
June 19 - The Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, BC
June 20 - Dickens Pub, Calgary, AB
June 21 - The Starlite, Edmonton, AB
June 22 - O’Brian’s Event Centre, Saskatoon, SK
June 23 - The Exchange, Regina, SK
June 24 - The Zoo Cabaret, Winnipeg, MB
June 25 - Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis
June 26 - Reggie’s Rock Club, Chicago
June 27 - Majestic Jr., Detroit
June 28 - Now That’s Class, Cleveland
June 29 - The Altar Bar, Pittsburgh
June 30 - The Lost Horizon, Syracuse, N.Y.
July 1 - Hard Luck Bar, Toronto, ON
July 2 - Les Foufounes Eletriques, Montreal QC
July 3 - Mavericks, Ottawa, ON
July 4 - Brighton Music Hall, Allston, Mass.
July 5 - Saint Vitus Bar, Brooklyn, N.Y.
July 8 - Underground Arts: Black Box, Philadelphia
July 9 - Rock & Roll Hotel, Washington, DC
July 11 - New Brookland Tavern, West Columbia, S.C.
July 12 - The Earl, Atlanta
April 14 - The Oobleck, Birmingham, UK
April 15 - Corporation, Sheffield, UK
April 16 - Underworld, London, UK
April 17 - Magasin 4, Brussels, BE
April 18 - Underground, Korn, DE
April 19 - Covent Garden, Paris, FR
April 20 - La Nef, Angouleme, FR
April 21 - Sala Lemon, Madrid, ES
April 22 - Sala Razz 3, Barcelona, ES
April 23 - MJC O Totem, Lyon, FR
April 24 - Dynamo/Werk 21, Zurich, CH
April 25 - Lo Fi, Milan, IT
April 26 - Traffic Live, Rome, IT
April 27 - p.m.k., Innsbruck, AT
April 28 - Backstage, Munchen, DE
April 29 - Conne Island – Leipzig, DE
April 30 - Magnet, Berlin, DE
May 1 - Arena, Wien, AT
May 2 - Exit-us, Prague, CR
North America
May 8 - The Tavern, Hattiesburg, Miss.
May 9 - Crowbar, Metal for the Military Show, Tampa, Fla.
May 10 - Grand Central, Miami, Fla.
May 22 - The Rail Club, Fort Worth, Texas
June 6 - FreePress Summer Festival 2015, Houston
June 7 - Paper Tiger, San Antonio with Ringworm and Theories
With Ringworm, Black Breath and Theories
June 8 - Inside @ 7, Austin, Texas
June 9 - Tricky Falls, El Paso, Texas
June 10 - Launchpad, Albuquerque, N.M.
June 11 - Club Red, Mesa, Ariz.
June 12 - Soda Bar, San Diego
June 13 - Stummer's, Fresno, Calif.
June 14 - The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, Calif.
June 15 - The Catalyst Atrium, Santa Cruz, Calif.
June 16 - Oakland Metro Operahouse, Oakland, Calif.
June 17 - Duffy's Hangar, Salem, Ore.
June 18 - The Crocodile, Seattle
June 19 - The Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, BC
June 20 - Dickens Pub, Calgary, AB
June 21 - The Starlite, Edmonton, AB
June 22 - O’Brian’s Event Centre, Saskatoon, SK
June 23 - The Exchange, Regina, SK
June 24 - The Zoo Cabaret, Winnipeg, MB
June 25 - Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis
June 26 - Reggie’s Rock Club, Chicago
June 27 - Majestic Jr., Detroit
June 28 - Now That’s Class, Cleveland
June 29 - The Altar Bar, Pittsburgh
June 30 - The Lost Horizon, Syracuse, N.Y.
July 1 - Hard Luck Bar, Toronto, ON
July 2 - Les Foufounes Eletriques, Montreal QC
July 3 - Mavericks, Ottawa, ON
July 4 - Brighton Music Hall, Allston, Mass.
July 5 - Saint Vitus Bar, Brooklyn, N.Y.
July 8 - Underground Arts: Black Box, Philadelphia
July 9 - Rock & Roll Hotel, Washington, DC
July 11 - New Brookland Tavern, West Columbia, S.C.
July 12 - The Earl, Atlanta
about the author
Sareth Ney is a concert journalist for the Wu-Man Chu Chronicles. It is a division of A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. After graduating—he continued his four year apprenticeship with master of horror, Clive Barker. In California, he met members of the Wu-Tang Clan. He became the journalist/superhero, Wu-Man Chu. He inducts everyone into his hall of fame, “Supreme Clientele”. His goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones. He is the founder and co-host of No Cover Podcast.