CROWBAR & MORBID VISIONZ Announce US Tour

Crowbar and Morbid Visionz initially teamed up for some US tour dates earlier this yr, they usually’re doing it once more this November! Crowbar and Morbid Visionz will hit the highway beginning on November 5 on the White Oak Music Corridor in Houston, TX earlier than wrapping issues up on the Southport Music Corridor in New Orleans, LA on November 29.

Try the complete record of dates beneath and get your tickets here.

11/5 Houston, TX White Oak Music Corridor
11/6 San Antonio, TX Paper Tiger
11/7 El Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace
11/8 Tucson, AZ The Rock
11/9 Las Vegas, NV Backstage Bar & Billiards
11/10 Yuma, AZ Tarros Chicali
11/12 San Diego, CA The Casbah
11/13 Anaheim, CA Chain Response
11/14 Sacramento, CA Harlow’s
11/15 Chico, CA Senator Theatre
11/16 Portland, OR Dante’s
11/17 Seattle, WA El Corazon
11/19 Salt Lake Metropolis, UT City Lounge
11/21 Colorado Springs, CO Black Sheep
11/22 Denver, CO HQ
11/23 Wichita, KS TempleLive
11/24 Little Rock, AR Revolution Music Room
11/25 Birmingham, AL Workplay
11/26 Atlanta, GA The EARL
11/27 Cellular, AL Soul Kitchen
11/29 New Orleans, LA Southport Music Corridor

Crowbar frontman Kirk Windstein has been lots busy outdoors the NOLA sludge band, largely with his upcoming solo album and the primary new Down materials in over a decade.

Down – the band that includes Windstein and fellow guitarist Pepper Keenan (Corrosion Of Conformity), vocalist Phil Anselmo (Pantera), bassist Patrick Bruders (Saint Vitus, ex-Crowbar), and drummer Jimmy Bower (Eyehategod) – has been exhausting at work on the follow-up to their 2014 EP Down IV – Half 2.

In response to Windstein in a latest interview with Concrete Spew, new Down is beginning to sound so much like outdated Down – particularly their 1995 debut album NOLA.

“It simply seems like Down,” stated Windstein. “I imply, it sounds refreshing as a result of we’ve not finished it in so lengthy, gotten along with me and the blokes and finished it in — fuck — 12 years or one thing. So it seems like Down, I feel, to me, it sounds extra old-school Down. And the rationale I say that’s I feel we bought to a degree the place… Like, the NOLA report is so easy, and it simply wrote itself; it was so easy. And that is how that is coming about, which is nice.

“We’re not overthinking it. We’re not making an attempt to make issues too advanced. Phillip‘s not making an attempt to write down so many lyrics and issues. We simply type of bought away — I hate to say ‘bought away’, ‘trigger something we do is Down, however, to me, we type of bought a little bit bit… We wanted to return and have a look at one another and simply go, ‘Let’s simply get in a room and do it like we did from the start.’ And that is what it feels prefer to me. It is very magical. The concepts and the working collectively, simply bounce off of each other, it is a pure factor.”