The lineup has officially been revealed for the 2024 Summer Slaughter Tour. The trek will take place in July/August and it will feature: Veil Of Maya, Brand Of Sacrifice, Gideon, Left To Suffer, ten56., Tallah, Cabal, and BRAT.

Tour Dates:
07/12 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Monarch
07/13 Pittsburgh, PA – Mountain View Amphitheatre (no Veil Of Maya/BRAT)
07/14 to be announced on May 20th
07/15 Norfolk, VA – The NorVa
07/17 Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works
07/20 Lexington, KY – Manchester Music Hall (no Veil Of Maya/Brand Of Sacrifice/Gideon)
07/22 Fort Wayne, IN – Piere’s
07/23 Sauget, IL – Pops (no BRAT)
07/25 Houston, TX – Warehouse live
07/26 Dallas, TX – South Side Music Hall
07/27 Austin, TX – The Far Out Lounge
07/28 San Antonio – TX – Aztec Theater
07/30 Phoenix, AZ – The Marquee
07/31 Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern
08/01 Riverside, CA – Riverside Municipal Auditorium (no BRAT)
08/03 Denver, CO – Summit Music Hall (no BRAT)
08/05 Chicago, IL – House Of Blues
08/06 Pontiac, MI – Crofoot Complex
08/08 to be announced on May 20th
08/09 Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
08/10 Reading, PA – Reverb
Brand Of Sacrifice’s Kyle Anderson commented:
“We’re so excited to introduce the new age of Summer Slaughter this year with Veil of Maya and this truly awesome lineup of bands! Back in 2019 we were the first band on the bill, so it’s a bit surreal to be here at the top, bringing in the new era of the tour with our first ever full headline set.”
Veil Of Maya’s Marc Okubo continued:
“It’s an absolute honor to be back on the Summer Slaughter tour. This tour has been responsible for some of my favorite memories of playing music and some of my greatest friendships. This year’s lineup is amazing and I can’t wait to share the stage with these incredible bands.”
Tour founder Ash Avildsen added:
“This tour has been crucial year after year for breaking new artists as well as elevating the headline status of established acts. I’m thrilled to be able to bring it back with such a youthful lineup, grateful for all the fans who have stuck by the brand and excited for the new generation to experience the tour for the first time.”
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