Trash Boat Announce Fall North American Tour

Pop punk five-piece Trash Boat will be going on a short North American run this October. The dates are as shown below:

October

15 - Toronto, ON @ Sneaky Dees
16 - London, ON @ Rum Runners
17 - Buffalo, NY @ Mohawk Place
18 - Columbus, OH @ Big Room Bar
19 - Indianapolis, IN @ Hoosier Dome
20 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Crafthouse Stage
22 - Richmond, VA @ Canal Club
23 - Fayetteville, NC @ Drunk Horse Pub

This will follow their UK and European trek with Capstan, Doll Skin, Woes. Dates for that tour are as follows:

September

1 - Zurich Dynamo
2 - Vienna Arena
3 - Munich Feierwerk
5 - Berlin Cassiopeia
6 - Leipzig Naumanns
7 - Hamburg HeadCRASH
8 - Cologne MTC
9 - Haarlem Patronaat Z3
10 - Antwerp Kavka
12 - Birmingham O2 Institute2
13 - London O2 Islington Academy
14 - Leeds Stylus
15 - Glasgow G2
17 - Belfast Oh Yeah Centre
18 - Dublin Workmans Club

Unfortunately, Capstan, Doll Skin, and Woes won't be playing the U.S. with the band.

About the tour, frontman Tobi Duncan said, “Crown Shyness was released in Summer 2018 while we were on Warped Tour. We barely had the end of the summer before we hit the road with As It Is. Then just a month later we joined While She Sleeps and we never really got a chance to do a Crown Shyness release tour. The album has been out for six months now and it’s about time we headlined! So we’re gonna smash a one-hour set and play a bunch of our old and new songs with some friends we’ve met along the way. I can’t wait to share it all with you guys! See you soon.”

Kerrang! discussed Crown Shyness with Tobi last year. Talking about his lyrical influences, the singer said, “Lyrically, I really like Turnstile now, as well as Movements, Can’t Swim, Hot Mulligan and La Dispute. Also, Pat Flynn from Have Heart is one of the best lyricists ever, and John Floreani from Trophy Eyes is sick. I love all those guys.”

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