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U.K. rockers The Struts will continue to tour in support of their breakout debut album Everybody Wants, with new headlining dates confirmed in July and August, Dorothy will open. The band’s worldwide summer tour also includes major festivals such as Lollapalooza, Shaky Knees, Hangout, and Bottlerock. See thestruts.rtouring.com for details.
The Struts have been touring nonstop both stateside and abroad since forming. At the end of last year, they were handpicked by legendary rock band Mötley Crüe to open the show on their final four performances ever. The band also supported The Rolling Stones in Paris and, most recently, opened for The Killers on a recent tour stop. NPR’s “Pop Culture Happy Hour” celebrates the band’s “amazing performance,” which is highlighted in their video for their latest single “Kiss This.”
In addition, the live performance video of “Put Your Money On Me” premieres via Billboard who says, “the quartet…does not skimp on the sonic bombast.”
Everybody Wants continues to receive widespread critical acclaim—Rolling Stone recently featured the band as an “Artist to Watch,” hailing “The Struts are a proudly retro crew with a frontman who won’t be denied arena-size glory.” T: The New York Times Style Magazine furthers, “The Struts are headed for big things,” while Interview Magazine praises the music as “some of the truest glam-rock known to the 21st century.”
Everybody Wants follows the band’s 2015 EP Have You Heard, featuring the hit song “Could Have Been Me,” which cracked the Top 5 at Modern Rock radio, hit #1 on Spotify’s viral chart and received nearly 3.2 million Vevo/YouTube views. The band also performed on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and on “Late Night with Seth Meyers.”
The Struts, who formed in Derby, England in 2012, are Luke Spiller (lead vocals), Adam Slack (guitar), Jed Elliott (bass) and Gethin Davies (drums).
THE STRUTS LIVE
April 16—The Woodlands, TX—Buzzfest @ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
April 18—Corpus Christi, TX— House of Rock
April 20—Austin, TX—Parish
April 21—San Antonio, TX— 10th Annual Siesta Fest
April 22—Oklahoma City, OK— Diamond Ballroom
April 23—Tulsa, OK—The Vanguard
April 25—Little Rock, AR —Sticky’z Rock N’ Roll Chicken Shack
April 26—Nashville, TN—Mercy Lounge
April 27—Indianapolis, IN —The Vogue Theatre
April 30—Frisco, TX—Toyota Stadium
May 2—Des Moines, IA—Wooly’s
May 3—Milwaukee, WI—The Rave III
May 4—Minneapolis, MN—First Avenue
May 6—Kansas City, MO—Middle of the Map Festival
May 8—Concord, NC—Carolina Rebellion
May 9—Johnson City, TN—Capone’s
May 10—Pittsburgh, PA—Altar Bar
May 12—Norfolk, VA—Norva
May 13—Atlanta, GA—Shaky Knees
May 15—Jacksonville, FL—Jack Rabbits
May 17—Fort Lauderdale, FL— Culture Room
May 18—Orlando, FL—The Social
May 20—Gulf Shores, AL—Hangout Music Festival
May 21—Maryland Heights, MO—KPNT Pointfest
May 22—Columbus, OH—Rock on the Range
May 28—San Francisco, CA—Opera House
May 28—Napa, CA—BottleRock Napa Valley
June 5—Mendig, Germany—Rock am Ring
June 3—Nurnberg, Germany—Rock im Park
June 9—Solvesborg, Sweden —Sweden Rock Festival
June 10—Landgraaf, Netherlands— Pinkpop Festival
June 11—Paris, France—Download Festival
June 12—Nickelsdorf, Austria —Nova Rock Festival
June 16—Madrid, Spain—Mad Cool Festival
June 19—Dover, DE—Firefly Music Festival
July 2—Rotselaar, Belgium—Rock Werchter
July 3—Arras, France—Main Square Festival
July 14—Asbury Park, NJ—The Stone Pony*
July 20—Reading, PA—Downtown Alive*
July 21—Clifton Park, NY—Upstate Concert Hall*
July 22—Oro-Medonte, Canada —WayHome Music and Arts Festival
July 23—Cleveland, OH—R&R HOF*
July 25—Detroit, MI—St. Andrew’s Hall*
July 26—Cincinnati, OH—Bogart’s*
July 29—Chicago, IL—Lollapalooza
July 31—Montreal, Canada—Osheaga
August 1—Portland, ME—Port City Music Hall*
August 2—Boston, MA—Royale Nightclub*
August 6—Washington, DC—9:30 Club*
*supported by Dorothy
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