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Spanish Love Songs announce THE CO$T OF LIVING TOUR across the US this November

The run starts November 4 in Washington, DC, sticks to independent venues every night and keeps every ticket at $20

Published on · Reported from Punknews.org

Spanish Love Songs announce THE CO$T OF LIVING TOUR across the US this November
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Spanish Love Songs have mapped out a November run through the United States under the name "THE CO$T OF LIVING TOUR." The concept is built into the booking: the band is playing independent venues every night, with friends and local acts filling the support slots.

The tour opens on November 4 in Washington, DC, and closes on November 29 in San Diego, California. Every ticket is priced at $20 across the board, with sales set to begin on Friday, September 11.

The dates land alongside the band's next album. Future Nausea arrives on November 6 through Pure Noise Records, two days after the opening show, meaning most of the run happens with the new material already out.

The record follows No Joy, released in 2023, the album that widened the band's reach and cemented its place among the most talked-about names in contemporary emo and melodic punk. Full routing is available through the band's official channels.

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