Details Of The Upcoming Tour
A completely new group has announced the details of their first tour in the United States in seven years, and fans on social media have been actively participating.
News about the new tour reveals that the group will perform 24 shows across the United States at the end of this year. This announcement comes just days after they played their first public reunion show since 2017.
The news of their return surfaced in March when the members launched their own website, informing followers that they would perform three shows at the month’s end. The first three concerts took place in Texas, marking a celebration of their secret and intimate reunion back in December of last year.
Background On The Group’s Hiatus
This return follows a significant hiatus, during which the group was interrupted due to accusations against frontman Jessius regarding sexual misconduct involving a minor in 2017. These revelations led to the cancellation of their UK tour at that time, and their music was removed from Spotify’s ‘wrapped up’ lists after additional allegations from two other women.
Tour Details in the USA
Now, the group has shared details about their upcoming tour in the United States at the end of this year. The tour kicks off at the end of next month with performances at the WAMU Theater in Seattle and the Theater of Clouds in Portland on May 30 and 31, respectively.
Following these shows, 20 additional performances are planned for the next month, including stops in Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Austin, Atlanta, Charlotte, Detroit, Cleveland, Newark, Columbus, and more, culminating in two final shows in July. This includes a performance at the TD Pavilion in Manna, Philadelphia, on July 1, followed by the last night at UBS Arena in Belmont Park on July 2.
Visit tickets here and find a list of new dates below.
Frent New’s 2025 Tour Dates in the USA:
MAYBE
30 – Seattle, Washington. @ Wamu theater
31 – Portland, Oregon. @ Theater of clouds
JUNE
3 – LOS -ANGELES, California. @ Shrine Expo Hall
4 – LOS -ANGELES, California. @ Shrine Expo Hall
5 – San Diego, California.
7 -West-Valley-City, Utah @ Maverik Center
8 – Denver, Colorado. @ Mission Ballroom
9 – Denver, Colorado. @ Mission Ballroom
12 – Austin, Texas @ Moody Center
13 – Houston, Texas @ NRG Arena
15 – Atlanta, Georgia.
16 – St. Augustine, Florida @ Amphitheater St. Augustine
17 – Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion
19 – Rosemont, Ill. @ AllState arena
20 – Detroit, Michigan. @ Masonic Church Theater
21 – Detroit, Michigan. @ Masonic Church Theater
23 – Cleveland, Ohio @ Jacobs Pavilion
24 – Columbus, Ohio @ Kemba Live! – outdoor
25 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
27 – Rochester, New York @ Blue Cross Arena
28 – Worcester, Massachusetts. @ DCU Center
29 – Newark, New Jersey @ Prudential Center
JULY
1 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. @ TD pavilion in Manna
2 – Belmont Park, NY @ UBS Arena
As the shows approach, some negative reactions may arise regarding the group, particularly in light of the accusations surrounding Jessius. Evidence of this can be seen as eagle-eyed fans noted that venues have disabled comments on social media posts announcing the shows.
I reached out to several venues, including Consequence for comments, but no one has yet provided a public response.
It is worth mentioning that when the accusations first emerged, Jessius expressed regret for the “actions of my past,” acknowledging the pain and harm they caused many individuals.
It seems that every venue that booked completely new for its return to the tour of sexual misconduct agreed to turn off the comments on the posts on social networks promoting the show. Wonderful! pic.twitter.com/1s3ppy0svj
– David Conway (@davidvconway) March 31, 2025
“I want to say that I am very sorry. I do not stand in defense of myself and do not forgive myself. I was selfish, narcissistic, and insensitive in my past, which has burdened several people with my failures,” he stated at that time.
“I apologize for the pain I caused, and I hope to take the right actions to earn forgiveness and trust.”
The completely new group released their fifth and final album “Science Fiction” eight years ago and began hinting at it being their last during its release. This was further emphasized when members started selling t-shirts featuring dates from 2000-2018, at least before the allegations against Jessius came to light.
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