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Royal Blood Announce Spring 2018 Tour Dates

Award-winning English rock band Royal Blood have announced their Spring 2018 tour dates. The duo is touring in promotion of their newest album How Did We Get So Dark? released back on June 16th via Warner Bros Records and debuted at No. 1 in the U.K. The album generated the rock radio hit “Lights Out” and they’ve jumped into the Top 10 at radio with their current single “I Only Lie When I Love You.” Rolling Stone called the album “a taut, smoldering album from a pair that has distilled rock to its essence.”

Royal Blood toured with Queens of the Stone Age across North America during the fall. They will kick off their U.S. headline run May 28th at Brooklyn Steel in New York, with shows winding down June 15 at the National in Richmond, VA. The duo will return to Conan for a performance of their current single “I Only Lie When I Love You” this Thursday, December 7th. 

Royal Blood 2018 tour dates:

5/28 – Brooklyn Steel – Brooklyn, NY
5/31 – Stage AE – Indoor – Pittsburgh, PA
6/3 – Marathon Music Works – Nashville, TN
6/5 – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater – Austin, TX
6/6 – Granada Theater – Dallas, TX
6/8 – Variety Playhouse – Atlanta, GA
6/9 – The Plaza Live – Orlando, FL
6/11 – Revolution – Fort Lauderdale, FL
6/12 – Jannus Live – Saint Petersburg, FL
6/14 – The Fillmore Charlotte – Charlotte, NC
6/15 – The National – Richmond, VA
Photo Credit: Brett Padelford
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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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