California rock band The Airborne Toxic Event is embarking on a North American and European fall tour. Following the April release of their newest full length album, All At Once, the talented musicians will kick off their run of shows in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 8th and wrap up the tour in Tempe, Arizona on December 6th. Joining them for the majority of the tour are opening acts The Drowning Men and Mona.
Exploding into the mainstream in 2008 with the smash single "Somewhere Around Midnight" off their self-titled debut album, The Airborne Toxic Event went on to play a monumental concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in 2010. Preparation for the show, as well as the performance itself, was commemorated in an outstanding documentary DVD and CD called All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall. All At Once, produced by Dave Sardy (Oasis, Band of Horses, LCD Soundsystem) is a superb, successful sophomore album and proves that the band is here to stay. The first single "Changing" continues to climb the charts and receive abundant radio airplay worldwide.
The Airborne Toxic Event hits Denver this Sunday, October 9th at the Fillmore Auditorium. You definitely won't want to miss the show, not only because The Airborne Toxic Event is one of the hottest acts around, but also because Denver indie electro all-stars The Epilogues get to open for them in lieu of Mona. This will be The Epilogues first appearance onstaget at the legendary Fillmore and they need your support.
The concert starts at 7:00pm and tickets are $22.50, so grab yours today and get ready for some Sunday night fun. Let's show The Airborne Toxic Event how incredible Denver's fans, and bands, really are.
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