Alter Bridge have postponed dates for a spring US tour in support of their latest album, “Walk The Sky.”
The month-long series was set to open in Atlanta, GA on May 1 and included a number of festival appearances.
“We hoped that it wouldn’t come to this,” says the band, “but as some of you have already heard unfortunately, due to recent changes around the globe created by the recent Covid-19 situation, the May headline tour of the United States with Black Stone Cherry and Saint Asonia will be postponed.
"The health and safety of everyone attached to these shows (fans, artists, crew members, venue staff, etc) is our main priority. More information regarding rescheduled dates will be available in the future.
“We look forward to the time when we can all come together and celebrate music as the community and family we are. Until then, Stay Home, Stay Healthy and Stay Safe…”
Produced by longtime associate Michael "Elvis" Baskette, “Walk The Sky” debuted at No. 16 on the US Billboard 200 last fall while opening atop both the Top Rock Albums and Hard Rock Albums charts.
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