Static Dress have announced their debut headline tour across the US for next spring.
The band are currently finishing up their North American run supporting Underoath, who they also opened for in the UK in June, but they have confirmed they will be back in the US for another run of shows in April and May 2025.
A few days before the announcement, Static Dress posted a cryptic teaser video to their website. Filmed in black-and-white, it sees frontman Olli Appleyard step onto a stage, where he sees a man in a white mask watching him from the seats. The man claps at him several times, Appleyard claps back, and the man responds in the same way.
It then led fans to a puzzle, consisting of the seats from the video numbered between 1 and 21, which played a sound when the user clicked on them.
work it out.https://t.co/6Mhbpk05Iy pic.twitter.com/aoOiUGPDcO
— Static Dress (@staticdress) December 6, 2024
The tour will begin The Meadows in Brooklyn on April 17 and will make various stops throughout the country, including at LDB Fest in Kentucky on April 26. Just under a month later, the run will wrap up in Atlanta on May 11.
You can see the full list of dates below and buy your tickets here.
crying across the usa.
on sale now.https://t.co/4kxcjFl6qA pic.twitter.com/fRnUc2c1sd
— Static Dress (@staticdress) December 13, 2024
Static Dress’ 2025 ‘Crying Across The USA’ tour dates are:
APRIL
17 – The Meadows, Brooklyn, NYC
18 – Sonia, Cambridge, MS
19 – Ukie Club, Philadelphia, PA
21 – Mahall’s, Lakewood, OH
22 – Sanctuary Detroit, Detroit, MI
23 – Subterranean, Chicago, IL
25 – LDB Festival, Louisville, KY
27 – The Bottleneck, Lawrence, KS
29 – Marquis, Denver, CO
30 – Fellowship Sober Hall, Salt Lake City, UT
MAY
2 – Brick & Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
3 – Midnight Hour, Los Angeles, CA
4 – The Rebel Lounge, Phoenix, AZ
6 – The Ballroom, Austin, TX
7 – Tulips, Fort Worth, TX
9 – The Abbey, Orlando, FL
11 – The Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
The tour is christened after Static Dress’s recent single ‘Crying’, which was released in May. They also released their own Gameboy Color video game based around their 2022 debut album ‘Rouge Carpet Disaster’.
They also opened for Bring Me The Horizon on their UK tour in January. Appleyard guested on ‘Diamonds Aren’t Forever’ on two nights of the tour, while he also performed ‘Billy No Mates’ with Knocked Loose on the last two nights of their UK tour in March.
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