Hotly tipped metalcore band, Beartooth are excited to announce their first UK and European headline tour. The Columbus, Ohio based 5 piece - lead by enigmatic, multitalented frontman and ex Attack Attack singer, Caleb Shomo - will be bringing their aggressive, no-frills metallic hardcore of the highest caliber to the following venues:
September:
10th Belgium, Mechelen, Club Kamikaze
11th Germany, Berlin, Comet
12th Germany, Frankfurt, Eifer
13th Germany, Stuttgart, Keller Klub
14th France, Paris, Batofar
16th London, Borderline
17th Birmingham, O2 Academy 3
18th Glasgow, Cathouse
19th Manchester, Roadhouse
20th Leeds, Cockpit 2
UK shows are priced £8 regionally and £9 in London. European shows are priced €13 and €12 in Paris. Tickets for all shows go on sale this Friday at 9am and are available from the links above. Be QUICK these tickets will go in a heartbeat.
"Beartooth are coming back to Europe! I'm stoked to do some international rockin' and rollin'!! The shows over there are real wild. We can't wait to hang out and play some tunes - see you in the pit" - Caleb Shomo
The 'Toof - who are currently demolishing stages across the U.S.A on the Vans Warped Tour - will also be joining Pierce The Veil and Sleeping With Sirens on their co-headline World Tour. Tour dates have just been announced over at www.worldtour.info
Beartooth songs are jam-packed with the passion, energy and urgent excitement of the underground Metalcore that emerged over two decades ago. Beartooth is a wakeup call, a rallying point against scene trends that have watered down the vibrant spirit of a classic sound; there is nothing fake about the sentiments on display. It's real. It's raw. Driven by the gritty sounds of guitar, bass, drums and forcefully deliberate vocals, Beartooth's opening salvo delivers undeniable anthems.
"I Have a Problem", "The Lines" and "Beaten In Lips" confidently announce Beartooth's arrival to the world via an aural assault that viscerally connects in a way that is primal and destructive. There is no distinction between the band and their audience. They are one. Beartooth serves up arrestingly personal musings that act as conduits to their fans, the people who struggle with the same issues.
The best bands are often birthed by the most modest of intentions. No master plan, no blueprint for success, no marketing strategies ' these are the types of groups whose organic formation ensures an authenticity to their creative output that can't be manufactured. When all of the stars align and the material is fully executed, it's groups like Beartooth who ultimately dominate against pretenders to the throne.
