Underoath is excited to celebrate 20 years of their hit album Define The Great Line with some of the biggest shows of their career this fall. The special anniversary tour kicks off on November 5 in St. Louis, with stops to follow in Las Vegas, Vancouver, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and more, before wrapping up in the band’s hometown of Tampa on December 18.
For this commemorative run, Underoath recruited long-time friends August Burns Red, Atreyu, As Cities Burn, and Emery – bands who have been there since the beginning. They look forward to celebrating not just decades of comradery, but also how far they have all come as August Burns Red, As Cities Burn, and Emery prepare to release new music.
Underoath’s Chris Dudley shares:
“What this album has meant to us, and so many others, over the past 20 years is hard to quantify. It gave us permission to be ourselves. It sent us around the world. It gave people the freedom to say (and scream) the things out loud they had buried deep. It will outlive us.”
He continues: “We still play these songs on stage 20 years later and get those chills. The opportunity to devote an entire tour to presenting this album in the best way it ever has been, alongside friends we’ve had since before it was released, is going to be bucket list material for us.”
Tickets will be available starting with a Citi presale on June 9 at 12pm ET. Artist and additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale this Friday June 12 at 10am local time. For more information on tickets and VIP packages, please visit the band’s website.
Prior to their massive fall tour, Underoath will be playing some of their most intimate shows in decades on the Van Tour To Vans Warped Tour, presented by Vans. Featuring special guests Held., the tour kicked off earlier this week and is hitting independent venues around the country as Underoath gets back in the van and back to their roots on the way to Vans Warped Tour in Washington, DC and Long Beach, CA.
Fans can also catch Underoath at Louder Than Life Festival, Four Chord Music Festival, Furnace Festival, Aftershock Festival, and Sick New World Festival this fall.
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