Bloc Party have revealed a host eclectic support acts for their forthcoming North American tour.
The East London based quartet play eighteen dates in September and October beginning with a show in Chicago.
Joining on them on the tour will be Smoosh, Final Fantasy, Deerhoof and Tokyo Police Club.
Bloc Party are currently playing dates in Asia and Australasia before returning to the UK to play the Leeds and Reading later this month.
The US dates are:
Chicago, Blackout – September 7
Montreal, Oshega Festival – 9
Milwaukee, Pabst Theatre – 11
Indianapolis, Egyptian Room – 12 (w/ Smoosh and Final Fantasy)
Columbus, Promo West Pavilion – 13 (w/ Smoosh and Final Fantasy)
St Louis, The Pageant – 14 (w/ Smoosh and Final Fantasy)
Austin, Austin City Limits – 16
Mexico City, National Auditorium – 19
Houston, Warehouse Live – 21 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Dallas, House Of Blues – 22 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Tulsa, Cain’s Ballroom – 23 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Nashville, City Hall – 25 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Covington, Madison Theatre – 26 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Toronto, Ricoh Coliseum – 28 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
London, John Labatt Centre – 29 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Ottawa, Capitol Music Hall – 30 (w/ Smoosh and Deerhoof)
Providence, Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel – October 2 (w/ Smoosh and Tokyo Police Club)
New York, Madison Square Garden Theatre – 3 (w/ Smoosh and Tokyo Police Club)
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