Elder have postponed their spring tour with Bask due to the coronavirus pandemic. The trek is now scheduled to take place this fall.

Tour Dates:

11/11 Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere
11/12 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
11/13 Richmond, VA – Richmond Music Hall
11/14 Wilmington, NC – Reggies
11/15 Asheville, NC – Mothlight
11/17 Lexington, KY – Cosmic Charlie’s
11/18 Nashville, TN – Mercy Lounge
11/19 Atlanta, GA – The Earl
11/20 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jack’s
11/21 Houston, TX – Secret Group
11/22 Austin, TX – Barracuda
11/24 Albuquerque, NM – Sister Bar
11/25 Denver, CO – Hi Dive
11/27 St. Paul, MN – Turf Club
11/28 Chicago, IL – Reggies
11/29 Columbus, OH – Spacebar
12/01 Detroit, MI – Sanctuary
12/02 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
12/03 Montreal, QC – Petit Campus
12/04 Quebec City, QC – L’Anti
12/05 Boston, MA – Middle East

Elder commented:

“Probably it comes as no great surprise that we are forced to reschedule our North American tour dates in May to the next available – and hopefully safe – timeframe of November/December. We’re sorry to keep you waiting for so long about an update on this, but coordinating with all parties to rebook a tour under the currently hectic circumstances took a little longer than planned. Scrambling to replan a tour also meant that some plans had to change with availabilities; as such we were forced to cancel our Dallas and Cleveland shows (to be rescheduled later this year!).

Any tickets purchased for rescheduled concerts will remain valid until the new date; if you can’t/don’t want to hold onto your ticket, you can of course get a refund from the point of purchase. We’re aware that a lot of people are falling on hard times right now, but if you can help your local promoters by holding onto a ticket, it’s a small contribution to keep our scene going during this shutdown.

Two small silver linings: Bask is still able to join us on these new dates, and our Boston show has been moved to the larger Middle East downstairs (more tickets are available). Boston folks please note! Due to the venue change, your tickets will be refunded automatically, you’ll have to grab new ones for the new show. Sorry about that.

We are absolutely heartbroken to disappoint fans, especially at the culmination of several years’ work on a new record, but sadly we don’t have any alternative given the present circumstances. This is our passion, our lives and our livelihoods, and yet we’re far from having it the worst of all affected by COVID-19. We hope that all of you will stay safe and healthy and help others to do the same so that we can see you in the fall.

Regarding our upcoming shows in June in Europe, so far both Roskilde Festival and Hellfest Open Air Festival have been cancelled and there is much uncertainty about how the situation here will look in the summer. We’re actively in contact with our show promoters and will continue to update you on the developments.

Thank you all for your understanding and support!”

Despite this, Elder’s new album “Omens” will still be released on April 24.