Warbringer and Enforcer Plot North American Tour03-14-2019
Warbringer have announced that they will be teaming up with Sweden's Enforcer to launch a North American coheadline tour this fall, a follow up to their 2016 trek together. The 54 date trek is scheduled to get underway on September 5th at Brick By Brick in San Diego, CA and will wrap up on October 28th in Tempe, AZ at Club Red. Warbringer frontman John Kevill had this to say, "We are pleased to announce an extensive North American tour for Fall 2019. We will be hitting the road for 54 consecutive dates with our Swedish speed metal brothers, Enforcer. Looking forward to seeing you guys again and wrecking whatever place we are in!" That isn't the only big news from the Warbringer camp. They also revealed that they will be releasing their album during the trek. Kevill also talked about that, "Warbringer has been forging new material and will be entering the studio this summer to track a new record. "We have been hard at work crafting a follow-up to 2017's 'Woe to the Vanquished,' a record we are very proud of. As always, we want to keep our standard of quality as high as possible, both widening the band's sound but still keeping the whole thing totally relentless and vicious." Warbringer and Enforcer tour dates:
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