Many in the area have known Seattle's Success for a while, but it was last year that these hometown heroes got some love on a national level. Their breakout LP, Radio Recovery, was released by Chicago indie label Red Scare Industries and the quartet accepted tour offers from bands like Masked Intruder and 7 Seconds. The band was also invited to play Montreal's Pouzza Fest, Riot Fest, Punk Rock Bowling in Vegas, and The Fest in Gainesville. A pretty huge year for the lads and now they have their first ever proper music video in time for their next tour with the Swedish band Millencolin. The whole thing kicks off next month in Seattle at The Kraken in the U District. Listen to KEXP's Sonic Reducer to find out more and see the tour dates below. For now, here's the video premiere of "Believe In", filmed at Black Lodge in Seattle and directed by Brian Lewis.
Tour Dates:May 14th - Seattle, WA @ The KrakenMay 17th - Salt Lake City, UT @ The UndergroundMay 18th - Denver, CA @ Mutiny Information CafeMay 19th - Oklahoma City, OK @ 89th Street CollectiveMay 21st - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live (with Millencolin)May 22nd - St. Petersberg, FL @ State Theater (with Millencolin)May 23rd - New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues (with Millencolin)May 24th - Houston, TX @ Walter's Downtown (with Millencolin)May 25th - Austin, TX @ The Mohawk (with Millencolin)May 27th - Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom (with Millencolin)May 28th - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom (with Millencolin)May 29th - Las Vegas, NV @ Beauty Bar May 30th - Pomona, CA @ The Glass House (with Millencolin)May 31st - Oakland, CA @ Metro Operahouse (with Millencolin)June 1st - Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater (with Millencolin)
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