VIO-LENCE: Bay Area Thrash Icons Announce April Headlining Dates; Band To Play Classic Debut Album, Eternal Nightmare, In Its Entirety!

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Bay Area thrash icons VIO-LENCE will return to the stage this April for a special eight-date headlining tour featuring the band performing their classic 1988-released debut full-length Eternal Nightmare in its entirety!

The tour runs from April 5th in Cambridge, Massachusetts through April 13th in Chicago, Illinois. Support will be provided by Exhorder, Deceased, and Mortal Wound. Tickets are on sale now. See all confirmed dates below.

VIO-LENCE w/ Exhorder, Deceased, Mortal Wound:
4/05/2024 Middle East / Downstairs – Cambridge, MA
4/06/2024 Monarch – Brooklyn, NY
4/07/2024 Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA
4/08/2024 The Ottobar – Baltimore, MD
4/10/2024 The Winchester – Cleveland, OH
4/11/2024 Legends Bar & Venue – Cincinnati, OH
4/12/2024 Sanctuary – Detroit, MI
4/13/2024 Reggies – Chicago, IL

Formed in 1985, Oakland thrashers VIO-LENCE helped define and refine what came to be known as the Bay Area sound, dropping three seminal albums before splitting in 1993. Leaving behind a heady legacy, they briefly reformed a handful of times in the intervening years before becoming a full-time band once more in 2019. After playing a string of successful shows, the quintet delivered Let The World Burn in 2022, a five-song EP showcasing their first new material in twenty-nine years. Delivering on the classic VIO-LENCE sound, Let The World Burn was tracked in Trident Studios in Pacheco, California by Juan Urteaga (Machine Head, Exodus), mixed by Tue Madsen (Dark Tranquillity, Heaven Shall Burn), and mastered by Ted Jensen (Alice In Chains, Death Angel).

Preview and purchase Let The World Burn at: metalblade.com/violence.

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