Chicago-based electronic producer Manic Focus has announced The Star Sweeper Tour that will take him throughout North America with support from Artifakts, Marvel Years, and Russ Liquid.
Riding the success of his 2017 Minds Rising release, and subsequently, last year’s guest-filled Minds Rising Remixes, Manic Focus’s upcoming live shows are not to be missed. The multi-genre producer has hit a new stride in his career, creating a resonating tone that’s entirely his own, graduating to larger venues, and inviting you all to join in for the ride. Having worked with GRiZ, The Floozies, Lettuce, Pretty Lights, Break Science, and more, you never know who else might be around to hop on stage.
In addition to his previously-announced January dates–which include Florida stops at Tallahassee’s The Wilbury, Jacksonville’s 1904 Music Hall, Tampa’s The Orpheum, Ft. Lauderdale’s Culture Room, and Gainesville’s High Dive with Artifakts–Manic Focus aka John “JmaC” McCarten will spend the next few months hopping around the country.
In February, he’ll hit Columbus, OH’s Dahlia (2/15), Los Angeles, CA’s The Roxy Theatre (2/22), and Tempe, AZ’s Shady Park (2/23), sharing select dates with fellow producer Marvel Years. Then, in March, Manic Focus will headline the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. on March 1st, before heading to Virginia Beach, VA’s Peabody’s (3/2) and Greensboro, NC’s The Blind Tiger (3/22).
Manic Focus will spend April traversing the Midwest, with shows in Indianapolis, IN’s The Vogue (4/5), Detroit, MI’s The Majestic (4/6), Louisville, KY’s Headliners Music Hall (4/11), Charlotte, NC’s Visulite Theatre (4/12), Fayetteville, AR’s George’s Majestic Lounge (4/18), St. Louis, MO’s Old Rock House (4/19), and Madison, WI’s Majestic Theatre (4/20), with another date to be added in the middle of the month.
In May, the quest will continue with dates in Fargo, ND’s Sanctuary Events Center (5/2), Minneapolis, MN’s First Avenue (5/3), Iowa City, IA’s Blue Moose Tap House (5/4), Boston, MA’s The Middle East (5/18), as well as a previously announced performance at the Summer Camp Music Festival in Chillicothe, IL. There is a second TBA show in May that fans can anticipate.
Russ Liquid will join the tour for select April and May dates, which you can see in detail below. Head to Manic Focus’ website for additional information on his upcoming tour and tickets.
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