LCD Soundsystem has bounced an exhilarating extension to their critically-acclaimed North American tour, including new dates in 10 cities. The iconic band will perform in several key locations, showcasing their unique sound and energetic performances to eager fans.
The Canada tour features several nights in Toronto. There’s plenty to be excited about as fans embrace this immersive experience, with the band bringing it all to life night after night. Seattle will be the only other city to experience this residency, with four performances scheduled to provide Pacific Northwest fans with easier access to the acclaimed concert experience. Milwaukee and Bend, Oregon will each have several performances. That last point opens up the opportunity for local fans to experience the band’s music over multiple nights!
LCD Soundsystem will be stopping in the following cities. In fact, they’ll be serving up an exclusive concert performance at the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit, Michigan to kick things off. The band kicks off the tour with a performance at the Sandy Amphitheater in Salt Lake City, Utah. They’re set to perform at The Factory in St. Louis, Missouri. Another highly anticipated stop will come at the famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. The Los Angeles market will finally have an opportunity to see the legendary band perform at the famous Hollywood Bowl. This fantastic venue is known for its incredible acoustics and beautiful ambiance!
Supporting acts for some of those dates include the legendary and ever-challenging band TV on the Radio. They’ll be sharing the stage with LCD Soundsystem for Seattle, Joni Morrison, and Bend. Their unique vibe will be an amazing live experience for everyone at the concert.
This news comes on the heels of the band’s announcement to add more dates to their sold out tour, which has fans all over the world buzzing. LCD Soundsystem is about to go on a worldwide tour. They’re kicking off a London on-residency that will allow even more fans to experience their music up close and personal—yes, please!