LA rock band Badflower are heading out on the road with a masive 29-date run across the U.S. later this year.
Badflower has announced the No Place Like Home Tour – 2024, which will see the band criss crossing across the U.S. in September and October.
The 29-date run kicks off on Tuesday, September 3 in Dallas, TX at the House of Blues, with stops in Houston, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, New York, Denver, Portland, Los Angeles, San Diego and more before wrapping up on Tuesday, October 22 at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.
Special guests Missio will join on all dates with special guests Slothrust joining the tour on select shows including the Orlando show on Saturday, September 7 at House of Blues Orlando.
Tickets on sale Friday, May 17 at 10 am, with a Live Nation Presale Tuesday, May 14 at 10 am (Code: SOUNDCHECK) Get tickets via Live Nation.
Badflower isn’t afraid of making anybody uncomfortable. The Los Angeles-bred and Nashville-based quartet— Josh Katz (lead singer, guitarist), Joey Morrow (lead guitar, backing vocals), Alex Espiritu (bass), and Anthony Sonetti (drums)— siphon stress, sleeplessness, sex, sadness, mania, pain, and truth into revelatory alternative anthems.
They continue to commit body, blood, mind, and soul to their art. After forming in LA in 2014, they dropped two EPs before sending shockwaves throughout the rock world with their 2019 full-length debut, Ok, I’m Sick, via Big Machine/John Varvatos Records.
LoudWire listed it among the “50 Best Rock Albums of 2019,” while singles “The Jester,” “Heroin,” and “Ghost” all vaulted to No. 1 at rock radio. The latter also picked up a Platinum certification from the RIAA and was awarded “Rock Song of the Year” at the iHeartRadio Awards.
Along the way, the group garnered further acclaim from Billboard, Nylon, Alternative Press, and performed on The Late Late Show with James Corden.
The band is a rare breed of act who can ignite a crowd at Kaboo Del Mar or Sonic Temple, in addition to sharing bills with the likes of Incubus, Cage the Elephant, Ghost, Nothing More, Shinedown, Soundgarden, and many more.
Thus far, they’ve also gathered over 200M streams and counting across platforms. Musically, Katz’s quivering confessions seep into climactic distortion and, like any good rush, you need more— consider it delivered with their latest album, This Is How The World Ends.
Catch Badflower on tour this fall with Slothrust and Missio supporting on select US dates. For tickets and more information, visit badflowermusic.com.
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