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Ceremony and Nothing Announce Winter 2017 Tour Dates

According to Brooklyn Vegan, American punk rock band Ceremony and shoegaze band Nothing are set to go on tour together this December, playing a few shows on the east coast and in Texas. Ceremony was formed in 2005, made up of members Ross Farrar, Anthony Anzaldo, Andy Nelson, Justin Davis and Jake Casarotti. The band’s debut release was the 2005 EP Ruined.  Ceremony’s upcoming concert will be in Paris with band Supersonic on October 9th.

As part of the all-day Hospital Productions 20th Anniversary show at Warsaw on November 5th, Nothing will play in Brooklyn with Ceremony.  Nothing’s latest album Tired of Tomorrow was released in 2016. Christmas has come early for fans this year. See tour dates below.

Ceremony/Nothing – 2017 Tour Dates

12/9 – Dallas, TX – Club Dada
12/19+12/20 – Philadelphia, PA – PhilaMOCA
12/21 – Cambridge, MA – Sonia
12/22+23 – Brooklyn, NY – Saint Vitus Bar

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Amber Washington: Graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, majored in Media & Professional Communication. I play tennis and am always on the lookout for new music, very grateful for Apple Music. I composed music for a few months in college while living in New York which further sparked my passion for a career in the music industry. Live music is one of my all time favorite things to experience; First Avenue is my favorite venue, might be bias since I was born and raised in Minnesota. Happy ears, happy years.
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