Dopapod will head out on the road for a spring and summer tour featuring a mix of festival dates, headlining shows, and “Other random places in between.” The mix of new and previously announced dates will carry the progtronic quartet from May through mid-July.
The tour kicks off with a pair of weekend runs, starting in Belle Vernon, PA (5/16) after which Dopapod will truck up to Rochester, NY for a doubleheader on May 18th. After playing a free show at the Rochester Lilac Festival, Dopapod will also play the official festival afterparty at Essex. The band has more official afterparty duties the following weekend with a Widespread Panic after-show in Memphis, TN (5/24), followed by a set at the inaugural CaveJam at The Caverns in Pelham, TN (5/25), and finally a show in Black Mountain just outside Asheville, NC (5/26).
In June, Dopapod will perform at Northlands Music & Arts Festival in Swanzey, NH (6/15) as well as shows in Saranac Lake, NY (6/21) and Jay, VT (6/22). Finally, the last leg of the band’s tour will take them along the East Coast for appearances in Portland, ME (7/12), Lake George, NY for Rock The Dock (7/13), Waynesboro, VA (7/16), Wilmington, NC (7/17), and Virginia Beach, VA (7/18), before wrapping at Great South Bay Music Festival in Patchogue, NY (7/20). On the band’s tour poster, there is a date blurred out on 7/14 that appears to say Park City Music Hall in Bridgeport, CT.
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“You may be saying to yourself, ‘hey wait.. May isn’t summer?’ and to that notion we say, ‘summer deserves another month,’” the band shared along with the “summer” tour announcement.
Tickets for many of the Dopapod spring/summer tour dates are on sale now, with the remainder going on sale on Friday, March 29th. See below for a full list of tour dates and visit the band’s website for tickets.
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