THE BEAST

The anticipated second leg of SUPERJOINT's Caught Up In The Gears US will commence today in San Antonio, Texas. The eighteen-date journey will work its way west, ending on May 14th in Dallas, Texas. Support will again be provided by Motor City thrashers Battlecross and noise rock eccentrics/Housecore labelmates Child Bite, also of Detroit, who both trekked out with the band during the first leg of the tour in January.

SUPERJOINT w/ Battlecross, Child Bite:
4/21/2017 Alamo City Music Hall - San Antonio, TX [ tickets ]
4/22/2017 Jake's Backroom - Lubbock, TX [ tickets ]
4/23/2017 Sunshine Theater - Albuquerque, NM [ tickets ]
4/25/2017 Marquee Theater - Tempe, AZ [ tickets ]
4/26/2017 Brooklyn Bowl - Las Vegas, NV [ tickets ]
4/27/2017 Whisky A Go Go - West Hollywood, CA [ tickets ]
4/29/2017 Brick By Brick - San Diego, CA [ tickets ]
4/30/2017 Slim's - San Fransico, CA [ tickets ]
5/02/2017 El Corazon - Seattle, WA [ tickets ]
5/03/2017 Hawthorne Theatre - Portland, OR [ tickets ]
5/05/2017 Pub Station - Bilings, MT [ tickets ]
5/06/2017 Diamondz Event Center - Jerome, ID [ tickets ]
5/07/2017 Mesa Theater - Grand Junction, CO [ tickets ]
5/09/2017 Black Sheep - Colorado Springs, CO [ tickets ]
5/10/2017 Summit Music Hall - Denver, CO [ ticket s]
5/12/2017 The Cotilion - Wichita, KS [ tickets ]
5/13/2017 Diamond Ballroom - Oklahoma City, OK [ tickets ]
5/14/2017 Trees - Dallas, TX [ tickets ]
End Tour
10/29 - 11/02/2017 Metal Maya - Puerto Morelos, MX [ tickets ]

SUPERJOINT will be touring in support of their Caught Up In The Gears Of Application full-length. The record, which Loudwire crowned, "a raw exercise in riffing devastation and swirling, erratic tempo shifts," is SUPERJOINT's first proper studio offering in over a decade. Recorded at the famed Nodferatu's Lair, produced by SUPERJOINT co-founder Philip H. Anselmo (Down, Pantera, Scour, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals, Arson Anthem etc.) and Stephen Berrigan (Down, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals, Eyehategod, Haarp, Classhole, etc.), and mastered by Scott Hull (Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Pig Destroyer) at Visceral Sounds, the thirty-eight-minute bruiser spews forth an unapologetic crossover of hardcore punk, metal, and uncompromising, antagonistic, New Orleans-style angst.