After successfully reuniting for Housecore Horror Film Festival in 2014 and planning to perform in European soil at Hellfest in France, sludge legends Superjoint have announce their first North American tour in over a decade, in company of Australian maniacs King Parrot and post-punk Child Bite, both signed to Philip Anselmo’s label Housecore Records.

The tour named “It Takes Guts” will run across 12 cities with more dates to be added in coming weeks and Superjoint’s frontman, Anselmo, is excited as he expresses:

 “We’re touring with SUPERJOINT again, because we feel like it, it’s fun, and we’re handsome. And the big plus here is getting to tour with King Parrot and Child Bite, as they are handsome fellows also as well as live forces to be reckoned with. Leave your corpse paint at home. No image required for this one. Bring a date and some sips, and let the music do the rest! Hail Columbia!”

If that isn’t enough, you can watch Anselmo himself announcing the tour in the video below

The trek will run as follows:

 

SUPERJOINT: The It Takes Guts Tour w/ King Parrot, Child Bite:

7/10/2015 Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom

7/11/2015 Houston TX @ Fitzgerald’s

7/12/2015 Dallas TX @ Gas Monkey

7/14/2015 Cincinnati OH @ Bogarts

7/15/2015 Flint, MI @ Machine Shop

7/17/2015 Poughkeepsie NY @ The Chance

7/18/2015 Lancaster PA @ Chameleon Club

7/19/2015 Huntington, WV @ V-Club

7/21/2015 Greensboro, NC @ Greene Street

7/23/2015 Clarksville, TN @ Warehouse Live

7/24/2015 Pensacola FL @ Vinyl Music Hall

7/25/2015 Shreveport, LA @ Warehouse

 

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icwn1qkCfMU[/youtube]

 

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