Long-running hardcore/punk band The Bronx returned today with a new studio album, The Bronx (IV) - their first hardcore/punk album in five years.
After more or less going on a break for the past few years and operating under the name Mariachi El Bronx (and releasing some albums of mariachi-themed music), they've finally returned to their roots - in a big way.
If you're curious, the music on their latest disc is blast of melodic hardcore/punk with some alternative/rock leanings - tailor made to appeal to old fans and new. You can stream the record on Spotify, or order it via the band's official site.
Last Saturday, The Bronx played a jam-packed album release party/gig at Los Globos in Los Angeles, and Grimy Goods wrote a great recap of the night.
They won't be back in Los Angeles for a while, but the band is hitting the road in support of the new record. They'll head overseas for some shows before coming back to the United States for a few more Mariachi El Bronx gigs. The dates:
The Bronx - Tour Dates:
Feb 5 - New York, NY - The Bowery Electric (Sold Out)
Feb 8 - Brighton, UK - Concorde 2
Feb 9 - Preston, UK - 53 Degrees
Feb 10 - Cardiff, UK - Solus at Cardiff University
Feb 12 - London, UK - The Underworld (Sold Out)
Feb 13 - London, UK - The Underworld
Feb 14 - Norwich, UK - The Waterfront
Feb 15 - Wolverhampton, UK - Slade Rooms
Feb 16 - Glasgow, UK - Garage
Feb 17 - Aberdeen, UK - The Garage
Feb 19 - Manchester, UK - Club Academy
Feb 20 - Nottingham, UK - Rescue Rooms
Feb 21 - Leeds, UK - The Cockpit
Feb 22 - Newcastle, UK - Newcastle O2 Academy 2
Feb 23 - Bristol, UK - The Fleece
Feb 24 - Portsmouth, UK - Wedgewood Rooms
Feb 25 - Exeter, UK - Cavern
Feb 26 - Southend-On-Sea, UK - Chinnery’s
Feb 27 - York, UK - The Duchess
Mariachi El Bronx - Tour Dates:
Mar 9 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theater
Mar 11 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater
Mar 12 - Seattle, WA - The Paramount
Mar 14 - Garden City, ID - Revolution Concert House & Event Center
Mar 15 - Salt Lake City, UT - Saltair
Mar 16 - Las Vegas, NV - Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan
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