Emery Announce ‘The Question’ 15th Anniversary Tour

While most shows are being canceled or postponed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Emery have announced a U.S. tour celebrating the 15th anniversary of their album The Question.

The concert trek will find the Seattle post-hardcore act performing the 2005 Tooth & Nail Records release in its entirety, along with other Emery favorites and a few new songs. The tour kicks off May 27 in Atlanta and wraps up June 4 in Des Moines, Iowa. See all the dates down toward the bottom of this post.

Each stop will also feature an exclusive private event before the show where Emery will perform songs from their 2007 album I'm Only a Man.

However, the group is keeping realistic regarding the dates' possible rescheduling in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic's effect on the live music industry.

"We do understand that these are tumultuous times," Emery offered in a press release Friday (March 20). "Because of that, refunds will be available for all shows. If you plan to travel to a show by plane, please do not purchase your ticket until closer to the dates, or at least make sure and get insurance."

The statement continued, "We don't want anyone losing money because of this. We hope things improve enough for the tour to go as planned, but understand we have to do what we have to do for everyone's health and safety."

Special guests Bad Luck and Dying in Designer will support. Get tickets and more information here. The private pre-show events are limited to 30 spots each and will require a GA ticket to the regular concert.

Emery The Question 15th Anniversary U.S. Tour Dates 2020

May 27 – Atlanta, Ga. @ The Masquerade (Hell)
May 28 – Nashville, Tenn. @ Mercy Lounge
May 29 – Columbus, Ohio @ A&R Music Bar
May 30 – Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Rex Theater
May 31 – Lakewood, Ohio @ The Foundry
June 1 – Detroit, Mich. @ The Shelter
June 2 – Grand Rapids, Mich. @ The Stache at The Intersection
June 3 – St. Paul, Minn. @ Amsterdam Bar & Hall
June 4 – Des Moines, Iowa @ Left's Live Music

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