In March, The Union Underground hits the road for the Back To The 2000s tour, a nostalgic, nu metal-centric tour which they’ll co-headline with Soil alongside special guests Flaw and Ra. Each band will perform material from their early albums, all released in the first few years of the decade. For the Union Underground, this tour bolsters momentum for the release of their long-awaited sophomore album, their first instance of new material since reuniting, and 24 years since their seminal debut album, An Education In Rebellion.
Last week, frontman Bryan Scott came on to talk about his excitement for the tour, the continued resonance of their debut album, and his takeaways for maintaining creativity.
The Union Underground Socials: