Blue October is bringing its Foiled 20th Anniversary World Tour to Nashville this fall, giving fans a chance to hear the band’s breakthrough album performed live for the first time. More Entertainment News
The Houston-based alternative rock band will perform Wednesday, Nov. 25, at The Truth, 440 Chestnut St., in Nashville.
Released in 2006, Foiled became a major breakthrough for Blue October and produced some of the band’s best-known songs, including “Hate Me” and “Into the Ocean.” Although the album became the group’s biggest commercial success, the band never mounted a full tour around the record when it was originally released.
Two decades later, Blue October is marking the anniversary with a special edition of Foiled, the album’s first vinyl release and a tour centered around the record.
As part of the anniversary celebration, the band has also released new music videos for “Congratulations,” “18th Floor Balcony” and “She’s My Ride Home.”
Blue October is led by frontman Justin Furstenfeld and also includes drummer Jeremy Furstenfeld, multi-instrumentalist Ryan Delahoussaye and bassist Matt Noveskey, with guitarist Will Knaak joining as a special guest. The band has been touring since May and is scheduled to play more than 70 shows across the country.
Tickets for the Nashville show are on sale now here.
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