Lifecurse Announces #24HourTour To Benefit Emanuel African Episcopal Church

Lifecurse are a band built on the purpose of pushing the envelope. Constantly finding new ways to blend technicality, aggression, melody and brutality, this North Carolinian quintet have earned the local and national notoriety they have because of their inventive and immense work ethic: which is why their latest tour announcement should come as no shock. Enter the 24 Tour: a tour designed to set the new world record for live performances made within 24 hours.

While bragging rights alone would be reason enough for Lifecurse to deliver 11 shows in 11 cities within a day, they are doing it for much more than that–equality among all races, sexes, orientations and religions.

“We have completely devalued life for likes, shares and a false sense of security,” vocalist Will Moss explains. “If we are to continue as a species, we must work together regardless of race, religion or sexual orientation to drive the evil and corruption out of this world and restore balance to the planet.”

The 24 Tour is part of the ‪#‎AllLivesMatter‬ campaign and will be donating all of its proceeds to the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Delivering their message in person to 11 cities within 24 hours, and thousands of others over social media and word of mouth, Lifecurse are determined to make their mark in the heavy music scene with a message of universal love and acceptance. With their catchy choruses and pummeling, pounding breakdowns, Lifecurse will use their strongest weapon–music–to engage in an all-out war against ignorance and bigotry.

Eleven towns, twenty four hours all for one solitary purpose: The Greater Good.