Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
The dates for a joint autumn European tour by tenured alternative metallers Life of Agony and metalcore stalwarts Hatebreed have been confirmed, as per theprp. The “East Coast Assault On Europe Tour” is the name of the journey, which is scheduled to begin in November of this year. Interestingly, the hardcore band End It from Baltimore, Marylandhad previously disclosed that it would play this run in a since-edited post of the tour’s booking agency, M.A.D. Tourbooking. After their now-famous banana guy incident during their gig in Toronto, Ontario, last weekend, End It has been the subject of a lot of conversation lately. Akil Godsey, the band’s singer, placed a bounty on a fan who was dressed as a banana at the performance.
When Godsey presented the band’s set list for the performance to the person who tore apart the banana costume, many audience members swiftly surrounded the fan and destroyed the costume. To put it mildly, there has been a mixed response to it. There are undoubtedly many possible causes. It appears to have been left out of the bill, either because End It changed its schedule or because Hatebreed and Life of Agony didn’t want the ongoing banana man dispute to overshadow this tour. As of right now, though, it all seems to be conjecture because no explanation for the band’s exclusion from this official disclosure has been provided.
