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Iceage Announce North American Tour

After a European run behind For Love of Grace & the Hereafter

Iceage Announce North American Tour

Danish rock band Iceage will embark on a North American tour next April. The itinerary includes performances at several high-profile venues, such as New York's Bowery Ballroom, Los Angeles' Teragram Ballroom, and Chicago's Thalia Hall. The tour follows a series of sporadic shows around the release of their latest album, For Love of Grace & the Hereafter, including a recent two-night stint at Hollywood Forever's Masonic Lodge in Los Angeles.

Before their European tour resumes early next year, the band will kick off their North American leg with a hometown show in Copenhagen this week, followed by a festival appearance in Norway, a support slot for Geese in Germany, and a set at Pitchfork Paris in November. The European tour will then reconvene with dates in several European cities, culminating in a gig in Washington, D.C.

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