Neon Trees today announced their next tour “An Intimate Night Out With Neon Trees,” which will play at Rams Head Live in Baltimore on July 18th & the 9:30 Club in DC on July 20th.  A full list of tour dates can be found below.

“This tour is really for our core fans. At the end of last year we had made plans to take the year off, but honestly we got bored at home. We just love touring that much,” said front man Tyler Glenn.  “We’re going to play songs from all three albums and it will be an entirely new show.   We chose smaller clubs and theaters to make it a communal experience for us and the audience.”

Neon Trees – comprising Tyler Glenn (lead vocals, keys), Chris Allen (guitars), Branden Campbell (bass), and Elaine Bradley (drums, vocals) – released their third album Pop Psychology on April 22, 2014.   The album, recorded in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Los Angeles, CA, and their hometown of Provo, UT with longtime collaborator Tim Pagnotta spawned the RIAA Gold-certified single “Sleeping With A Friend,” which won an award for BMI Publishing Award in 2014 and charted in the Top 15 of the Billboard Hot 100.  It is availableHERE.

Pop Psychology is the follow up to Picture Show, which featured the RIAA double platinum single “Everybody Talks,” which charted in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100. Neon Trees’ debut album, Habits, was released in 2010 and featured the double platinum smash single “Animal.” The band has toured with Taylor Swift, The Killers, Maroon 5, Duran Duran, Flaming Lips, My Chemical Romance, and more.

NEON TREES TOUR DATES

JUNE

• 6^th                    Seattle, WA                           Showbox
• 7^th                    Portland, OR                         Wonder Ballroom
• 9^th                    San Francisco, CA              The Fillmore
• 11^th                 Los Angeles, CA                  The Fonda Theatre
• 12^th                 Las Vegas, NV                      The Pool – The Cosmopolitan
• 15^th                 Englewood, CO                    Gothic Theatre
• 17^th                 Austin, TX                            Emo’s Alternative Lounge – Inside
• 18^th                 Dallas, TX                            Granada Theater
• 19^th                 Houston, TX                         House of Blues
• 20^th                 Baton Rouge, LA                 Dixie Landin’ Theme Park
• 22^nd                 St. Louis, MO                      The Ready Room
• 24^th                 Grand Rapids, MI                 Intersection
• 25^th                 Minneapolis, MN                  Varsity Theatre
• 26^th                 Council Bluff, IA                  Stir Cove at Harrah’s Casino

JULY

• 9^th                    Ft Lauderdale, FL                Revolution
• 10^th                 Orlando, FL                           Beacham Theatre
• 11^th                 St. Petersburg, FL                State Theatre
• 13^th                 Atlanta, GA                           Center State Theatre
• 14^th                 Nashville, TN                       The Cannery
• 16^th                 Columbus, OH                     Newport Music Hall
• 17^th                 Cleveland, OH                      House of Blues
• 18^th              Baltimore, MD                      Rams Head Live
• 20^th              Washington, DC                  9:30 Club
• 21^st                 Philadelphia, PA                  TLA
• 22^nd                 New York, NY                    Irving Plaza
• 26^th                 Boston, MA                         Paradise Rock Club

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