Savannah, GA swamp rockers BLACK TUSK have announced several U.S. live performances in conjunction with their appearance at Desertfest NYC on May 13! The run kicks off on May 10 in Charlotte, NC and will conclude on May 14 in Harrisonburg, VA. The full itinerary can be found below!
BLACK TUSK (w/ Howling Giant):
05/10: Charlotte, NC @ Snug Harbor
05/11: Philadelphia, PA @ Milkboy [TICKETS]
05/12: Providence, RI @ The Met [TICKETS]
05/13: Queens, NY @ Desertfest NYC* [TICKETS]
05/14: Harrisonburg, VA @ The Golden Pony* **Early Show** [TICKETS]
*No HOWLING GIANT
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