Interpol announce March North American dates with Deafheaven
The band will play Mexico and the southern US in March, with Deafheaven supporting on most of the US shows, according to Pitchfork's tour listing.
Interpol have announced a new run of North American shows for March, with Deafheaven joining as support, Pitchfork reports. The dates are concentrated in Mexico and the southern US, and they follow the band's European run with Bloc Party.
The US dates
Pitchfork's listing marks Deafheaven on eight shows: New Orleans (Saenger Theatre, March 16), San Antonio (The Espee, March 18), Hidalgo, Texas (Payne Arena, March 19), Dallas (Bomb Factory, March 20), Asheville, North Carolina (Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, March 23), Washington, D.C. (The Anthem, March 24), Philadelphia (The Met, March 26) and Sayreville, New Jersey (Starland Ballroom, March 27).
Interpol are also listed at Satellite Music Hall in Memphis on March 22. That date carries no support marker in the source.
Mexico
The March dates open south of the border. Interpol play Arena Guadalajara on March 2 and Arena Monterrey on March 9, both listed with the Black Angels. On March 6 they play Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes in Mexico City, where the listing names both Queens of the Stone Age and the Black Angels.
Earlier dates and the European leg
Pitchfork notes that Interpol have been touring throughout the fall. Its list shows a European run with Bloc Party that includes several UK and Irish stops: Utilita Arena Birmingham on November 20, Utilita Arena Cardiff on November 21, two nights at Aviva Studios in Manchester on November 23 and 24, two at The Brighton Centre on November 26 and 27, and Utilita Arena in Sheffield on November 28. The run continues with 3Arena in Dublin on November 30 and the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on December 2.
Three US shows are listed before the March run: the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on December 9, SOMA San Diego on December 11 and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on December 12.
The records behind the tour
Pitchfork says the band's new album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton, came out in August. It follows The Other Side of Make-Believe, released four years earlier, and the 2024 live album Live at Third Man Records.
Pitchfork's page links to Ticketmaster and StubHub for tickets.
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