Just a week ago, Spiritbox announced their first-ever headlining tour of the USA + two Canada dates North America, with After The Burial and Intervals as support. Considering their meteoric success (in reality, it took a few years for the band to develop a fanbase) and a top 15 Billboard debut for Eternal Blue, they’ve quickly become one of the most-talked about bands in the scene.
With live music (outside of maybe bands like Trapt) going away for a year after the COVID-19 pandemic, the anticipation for Spiritbox finally touring (as well as tons of other bands, for obvious reasons) has certainly fueled excitement for their first-ever headlining tour. Could they have expected the entire tour to almost be completely sold-out, though? With multiple venue upgrades already happening and all dates completely selling out (or close to them – low ticket warnings), it’s clear everything is coming up millhouse for Spiritbox.
Of course, this isn’t the first band in the “scene” to do this recently. Bad Omens sold every ticket of their current headlining tour before it even started, as well as Lorna Shore selling out many venues before their headlining tour started as well. Live music is alive and well, indeed. No doubt, adding two popular acts in After The Burial and Intervals has helped, too.
