Toronto alt-rock trio Dumb Crush have booked an extensive fall tour across Canada to celebrate the release of their debut album, Can't Say It Wasn't Fun, out October 6.
The run begins October 14 at Handsome Daughter in Winnipeg, then heads west through Saskatoon, Regina, Vancouver, Canmore, Edmonton, Calgary and Medicine Hat.
After a short break, the band picks the tour back up November 5 at Merchant Taphouse in Kingston, Ontario, launching an eastern leg that runs through Ottawa, Montreal, Moncton, Charlottetown, Halifax and Fredericton.
The final stretch cuts through southern Ontario, with stops in London, Guelph, Hamilton and Kitchener, before the band closes the tour with a hometown show in Toronto in December. A venue and exact date for that show have not yet been announced.
Tickets for the tour are on sale now. The dates mark the band's biggest headlining run yet, following recent festival appearances including Cookstown, Ontario's Gussapolooza and the Folk on the Rocks festival.
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- Debut album Can't Say It Wasn't Fun out October 6
- 20-plus date fall tour across Canada, starting October 14 in Winnipeg
- Western leg hits Saskatoon, Regina, Vancouver, Canmore, Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
- Eastern leg resumes November 5 in Kingston, Ontario
- Tour closes with a still-unannounced Toronto hometown show in December
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