Elder have laid out their plans to return to the road after enduring a scary situation on tour this fall. This past September saw their bassist Jack Donovan fall ill, which led to open-heart surgery, after a congenital heart condition was later determined to be the root cause of much of his problems. That all took place amid the band’s North American tour, which they subsequently were forced to postpone.
With Donovan now on the mend, the band have confirmed their plans to honor those previously shelved shows with a newly rescheduled run this spring. What’s more, Blackwater Holylight will also be back to take part in that trek, having originally been booked for the shows impacted by Donovan‘s medical emergency.
Tickets purchased prior for the rescheduled dates remain valid, while tickets for the newly added stops will be available this Friday, November 06th at 10:00am local time, sans the Cleveland show. Details for it are pending.
04/02 Cleveland, OH – The Odeon
04/03 Pittsburgh, PA – Spirit
04/05 Baltimore, MD – Soundstage
04/06 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
04/07 New York, NY – Webster Hall
04/09 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
04/10 Montreal, QC – Theatre Fairmount
04/12 Toronto, ON – Opera House
04/14 Chicago, IL – Metro
04/15 Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line
04/17 Denver, CO – Oriental Theater
04/18 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
04/20 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
04/22 Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre (no Blackwater Holylight)
Elder commented:
“As many of you may already know, a health emergency forced us to cut our recent U.S. and Canadian tour short. We’re happy to announce that all dates from that run have now been rescheduled, along with a handful of new shows.
All tickets from the previous run are still valid.
Chicago and Denver ticket holders, please note we’ve upgraded venues for these shows!
Tickets for all other shows will be on sale Friday, November 6th at 10AM local time (except Cleveland, which will be available from a slightly later date).”
