Child of Night announce Summer USA Tour

Post-Punk/Darkwave artists Child of Night are to tour the USA with Shanghai Beach. The 20 date tour starts June 28th in Chicago,IL and wraps up July 20th in Cincinnati,OH.

Child of Night released their new EP “What Remains” in late 2018. Recently they released their new song “Compromise” which will be featured on Clan Destine Records upcoming compilation “Life its Krieg” and can be heard below.

New video clip “Compromise”

Tour Dates

• June 28th Chicago,IL @Burlington Bar
• June 29th Minneapolis,MN @Nomad
• June 30th Omaha,NE@The Sydney
• July 2nd Missoula,MO @TBA
• July 3rd Spokane,WA @Baby Bar
• July 5th Portland,OR @Blackwater
• July 6th Eugene,OR @Old Nick’s
• July 7th Seattle,WA @The Highline
• July 9th Salt Lake City,UT @Urban Lounge
• July 10th Denver,CO @NCRC
• July 11th Riverside,CA @Aurea Vista
• July 12th Los Angeles,CA @Redwood Bar
• July 13th San Diego,CA @Spacebar
• July 14th Phoenix,AZ @The Lunchbox
• July 15th Austin,TX @Cheer Up Charlie’s
• July 16th Houston,TX @Notsuoh
• July 17th New Orleans,LA @The Goat
• July 18th Nashville,TN @Drkmttr
• July 19th Bloomington,IN @Blockhouse
• July 20th Cincinnati,OH @The Hub

Child of Night hail from Columbus, OH and Pittsburgh, and is an electronic duo comprised of J. Thompson and T. Wolfe. Originating in 2017 as a part of the current Analogue Darkwave Revival, Child of Night offers a crystal clear production, a multi-media live show, and “more emphasis on songwriting than worrying about a ‘Goth’ image” as they say.

Bernard - Side-Line Staff Chief editor

Bernard Van Isacker is the Chief Editor of Side-Line Magazine. With a career spanning more than two decades, Van Isacker has established himself as a respected figure in the darkwave scene.

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