Tickets On Sale For Hole Summer U.S. Dates

Hole officially broke up in 2002 after 13 years and three albums.  The band’s final show took place at Thunderbird Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, in July 1999.

Love then revived Hole in late 2009 as the band’s only original member despite objections from former lead guitarist and founding member Eric Erlandson.

After performing June 6 at Live 105 BFD at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, Calif., Hole’s U.S. summer tour begins June 22 with a gig at Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Dates are booked through June 30’s show at The Tabernacle in Atlanta.

Additional shows include House of Blues Boston Presented By Foxwoods Resort Casino (June 23), Wellmont Theatre in Montclair, N.J. (June 25) and 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. (June 27).

More dates will be announced soon.

Hole is touring in support of Nobody’s Daughter, the band’s follow-up to 1998’s Celebrity Skin. The album is set for release worldwide April 27.

A digital download pre-sale began today for the Philadelphia and Boston shows. Tickets begin at $45.84 and include a digital download of Nobody’s Daughter. VIP package tickets including the digital download also went on sale today for $105.84.

The VIP package perks include early entry into the venue, a limited edition Hole poster and a commemorative VIP Hole laminate.

Tickets go on sale to the general public April 24.

Tomorrow Hole heads to Los Angeles for a two-night stand at the Music Box (April 22-23) followed by another two-night stand at Terminal 5 in New York (April 27-28). The band will keep busy in May with a European tour that takes Hole to the U.K., Belgium, Germany, Denmark, France and Luxembourg.

Click here for Hole’s official website for more ticket onsale information. 

Click here for the band’s MySpace page.