Converge Drop 2024 Latin American Tour Dates

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Beloved hardcore heroes Converge just dropped dates for an April run in Latin America next year. The tour will start April 20 in Mexico City, MX and end in São Paulo, BR on April 27, hitting a few dates on their short run.

Converge Drop 2024 Latin American Tour Dates

04/20 Mexico City, MX @ Foro Veintiocho
04/21 San José, CR @ Casa Rojas
04/23 Bogotá, CK @ Zona 16
04/25 Santiago, CL @ Blondie
04/27 São Paula, BL @ Carioca Club

New music announcements are still yet to come, but earlier in the year, the Massachusetts hardcore band hinted that they might release a Bloodmoon: II, the follow-up to their epic collaboration album.

Bloodmoon: I was released in 2021 and featured Stephen Brodsky, former Converge bassist now of Cave In and Mutoid ManChelsea Wolfe, and Chelsea Wolfe collaborator Ben Chisholm.

“There is a Bloodmoon: II—and hopefully more will be recorded … A lot of music when we initially the first Bloodmoon sessions, and it’s just sort of mutating and evolving into its own thing,” says project mastermind Jacob Bannon. “Definitely Ben and Chelsea are involved, and Steve’s involved. We might have some other people work with us too that are friends. Just, you know, put something together that is sonically interesting to us.

“We’ll get there, it’s just there’s only so much time in the day. We want to be able to travel and do our normal bands too. So, we’re trying to make time for it. We will.”

We’ll see if 2024 brings more tour dates, a Bloodmoon: II collaboration, or a straightforward release from the band. Maybe we’ll be lucky and get all three.

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