RAQ has released more fall tour dates, including three additional dates supporting Galactic, October 27 at Harry Os in Park City, UT and October 28 and 29 at the Fox Theater in Boulder, CO. The quartet will tour extensively over the next couple of months hitting the West Coast, Midwest and the Southeast. More dates will be added in the coming weeks as well.
The group has also confirmed a release date for its first studio album, Carbohydrates, due out October 27. The band will celebrate with a Halloween show at the University of Boulders Fiske Planetarium, complete with a laser lightshow.
For the complete schedule, visit www.raqmusic.com.
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RAQ Confirms Additional Fall Dates with Galactic; _Carbohydrates_ Due in Late October
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