Electronic rock/death pop band Orgy have announced that they will be ending their seven-year hiatus and heading out on the road later this month to kick off a six-week span of shows.
Get all the dates for the "Bad Blood Tour 2012" below.
For fans hoping to see a full on reunion, I should point out that vocalist Jay Gordon will be the only original member hitting the road. The band's lineup will be rounded out by guitarists Carlton Bost and Ashburn Miller, bassist Nic Speck and drummer Jamie Miller.
Orgy 2012 Tour Dates
- Sat 2/18Point Richmond, CACraneway Pavilion
- Sun2/19Las Vegas, NVThe Aruba
- Wed2/22Denver, COMarquee
- Fri2/24Chicago, ILBottom Lounge
- Sat2/25Steger, ILAnother Hole in the Wall
- Sun2/26Minneapolis, MNFirst Avenue
- Tue2/28Milwaukee, WIRave
- Wed2/29Flint, MIMachine Shop
- Fri3/2St. Charles, MOBrewskeez O’Fallon
- Sat3/3Traverse City, MIStreeters
- Sun3/4Grand Rapids, MIIntersection
- Tue3/6New York, NYIrving Plaza
- Fri3/9Hagerstown, MDBreakaway’s
- Sun3/11Baltimore, MDRams Head Live
- Tue3/13Little Rock, ARThe Rev Room
- Thu3/15Houston, TXScout Bar
- Fri3/16Dallas, TXTree’s
- Sat3/17San Antonio, TXBackstage Live
- Wed3/21Los Angeles, CAKey Club
- Fri3/23Santa Ana, CAThe Observatory
- Thu3/29Tacoma, WABackstage Live
- Sat3/31Oakland, CANew Parrish
- Mon4/2Tempe, AZClubhouse
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