State Radio has added a hometown show at Lowell, MA’s Tsongas Arena. The politically-charged jam-rock group will play a matinee show at the venue on March 17 as part of Dropkick Murphys’ St. Patrick’s Day celebration. In addition to State Radio and the Dropkick Murphys, The 1pm St. Patrick’s Day show will also feature an acoustic performance by Frank Turner, as well as Australian openers Ramshackle Army. State Radio has no other East Coast dates scheduled at this time. Group frontman Chad Stokes is also working on Dispatch’s first studio album in over a decade.
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