The rock duo composed of Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson is expanding its ongoing tour as it returns to the U.S. for a string of performances this fall.
Fans will get to see Sunn O))) performing in major cities including Indianapolis, Cleveland, Boston, Charleston, Miami, Jacksonville and more before ending the 25-date run in Vancouver, British Columbia on Nov. 1.
“HAILS. Round two of our US tour is announced for autumn this year. Thank you,” the Instagram caption reads, along with the complete dates for the additional shows.
Stephen O'Malley of rock band Sunn O))) during a photo session in Paris on November 6, 2019.BERTRAND GUAY/AFP via Getty Images
As for special guests, the band has yet to reveal which musicians will join them on the upcoming shows, simply teasing that support acts will be announced soon.
View this post on InstagramThe band’s continued touring comes in support of their new album, their first full-length release in seven years since Life Metal and Pyroclasts arrived in 2019.
Prior to its release, Sunn O))) teased the comeback album with the lead single “Glory Black,” which was released in January.
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