The Amity Affliction announce the Anchors Tour

After debuting their new album "Youngbloods" at #6 on the ARIA Charts and selling out the majority of their capital cities run earlier this month, The Amity Affliction have put together a regional run in August / September to appease the thousands of fans who are dying for more from the Brisbane six-piece.

As their first tour for 2010, the recently completed "Youngbloods" trek was a massive success. With sold out rooms anywhere from 900 to 2200 capacity, the response was nothing short of pandemonium. The tour came just two weeks after their sophomore album "Youngbloods" debuted at #6 on the ARIA Charts.

"Anchors" is the Triple J rotated single taken from the album, and one of the band's most popular tracks to date. The Anchors Tour will take in regional and suburban dates along the East Coast, and will be the final tour for 2010 as the band prepares to launch their UK and US campaigns at then of the year.

Get in quick, because like the Youngbloods Tour, all these shows are expected to sell out.

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The Amity Affliction Anchors Tour

Friday 20 August ANTI @ FERNTREE GULLY HOTEL, Ferntree Gully (18+)
Saturday 21 August PIER LIVE Frankston (18+)
Sunday 22 August THE CASTLE Dandenong (All Ages Event)
Wednesday 25 August THE LOFT Warrnambool (18+)
Thursday 26 August KAROVA LOUNGE Ballarat (18+)
Friday 27 August CENTENARY HALL Wollongong (All Ages Event)
Saturday 28 August BLACKTOWN MASONIC HALL Blacktown (All Ages Event)
Sunday 29 August OASIS YOUTH CENTRE Wyong (All Ages Event)
Tuesday 31 August THE CAMBRIDGE Newcastle (18+)
Thursday 2 September HIGH SCHOOL Byron Bay (All Ages Event)
Friday 3 September ALBERT WATERWAYS Gold Coast (All Ages Event)
Saturday 4 September PCYC Gladstone (All Ages Event)
Sunday 5 September QRI HALL Rockhampton (All Ages Event)
Wednesday 8 September FITZYS MBAR Loganholme (18+)

Tickets for The Anchors Tour are on sale now
Youngbloods is OUT NOW through Boomtown Records via Shock distribution