Evangelicals and Parenthetical Girls Set Off On Joint Tour
9/12/2008 By Josiah Hughes

The experimental indie pop folks of Oklahoma’s Evangelicals and Portland’s Parenthetical Girls have announced that they will be joining up for a North American tour. Evangelicals are repping their January release, The Evening Descends, while Parenthetical Girls are touring on their just-released Entanglements.

The tour runs from late September to the third week of October, and includes Canadian stops in Toronto and Ottawa.

Evangelicals and Parenthetical Girls tour dates:

9/25 Rochester, NY - Bug Jar
9/27 Toronto, Ontario - Sneaky Dee's
9/29 Ottawa, Ontario - Zaphod Beeblebrox
10/1 Cambridge, MA - Middle East
10/2 New York, NY - Cake Shop
10/4 Washington, DC - Rock and Roll Hotel
10/8 Mt. Pleasant, SC - Village Tavern
10/9 Atlanta, GA - Drunken Unicorn
10/14 Denver, CO - Hi/Dive
10/16 Boise, ID - Neurolux
10/17 Seattle, WA - The Vera Project
10/18 Anacortes, WA - Department of Safety
10/23 San Francisco, CA - Hemlock Tavern
10/24 San Luis Obispo, CA - SLO Art Center
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