“Unsentimental, chilling, evocative, and real…” – iHeart Radio News
“Badflower could be one of rock’s next biggest band” – Loudwire
“Good, old-fashioned rock n’ roll may have just made a modern comeback.” – NYLON
“One of those bands you listen to and immediately know they should be huge with their pure-rock sound and riff-driven tracks.” – Radio.com
“Badflower write guitar hooks and succulent melodies with the strength of a band 10 times its age.”
– Music Connection
“This is everything you’d really hope modern rock to be… the band we’ve all been looking for.” – Artist Direct“OK, I’M SICK is an intensely emotional and jarring journey of riff-filled, primal hard rock and a blatantly 21st century rock record covering a range of topics more modern than the average top 40 charts can handle and doing so with an unnerving honesty and vulnerability.” – High Voltage Magazine“[debut album] OK, I’M SICK is definitely a promising start…well-crafted, glossy angst” – Newsday
“This fits its right into the 20NineScene comeback we’ve been waiting for (and championing!).” – Paper
NASHVILLE, TN (July 30, 2019) – Badflower announced today that they will be embarking on their 28-city headline tour this fall beginning September 28 through November 2 in support of their critically-acclaimed debut album OK, I’M SICK. Spotify fan first presale and VIP presale available today with general on-sale beginning August 2 at 10am local time at BadflowerMusic.com. Full routing below.
“We are SO excited for our first official US headline tour supporting our debut album. Every night will be a performance you will never forget. For better or for worse. ” says lead singer Josh Katz. For each ticket sold, $1 per ticket will be donated to Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS),an international non-profit, marine wildlife conservation organization. Their mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species. On the band’s decision to work with Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Katz explains, “I’m a vegan. Animal rights are very important to me, but the bigger picture is that all life has value and my goal is to try to get, not just our fanbase, but the world, to think in those terms. We speak to many issues on the album but this one speaks to my heart and that’s why we decided to incorporate a charitable donation into this tour. Sea Shepherd is the ideal choice for making changes on a global scale.”
OK, I’M Sick landed #1 on Alternative New Artist Album, #3 Alternative Album and Billboard Top 200 charts. PRESS HERE to listen to OK, I’M SICK, all of which the band wrote and recorded in Los Angeles. Through their deeply personal music, the album navigates subjects including anxiety, abuse, depression, social media and politics. The band produced a body of work that perfectly encapsulated the issues of their time.
The LA rockers recently scored their second consecutive #1 Hit on Mediabase at Active Rock and#1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Charts with their single “Heroin,” which followed in the footsteps of their first #1for debut single “Ghost.” Following the chart success, their current single “Promise Me” is now #30 on the Alternative charts while they just released “The Jester” to Active Rock Radio where upon its arrival it was the most added song for the week and has quickly ascended inside the Top 30 on the Active Rock charts.
Badflower recently wrapped up support dates for Shinedown on the ATTENTION ATTENTION tour, and toured with Nothing More’s The Truth tour earlier this year.
For more information on Badflower or upcoming tour dates, visit Badflowermusic.com.
“OK, I’m Sick” Fall Tour
OK, I’M SICK TOUR DATES
*Donations not supported at festivals / radio shows
Sept 28 Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life Festival *
Sept 29 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
Sept 30 Detroit, MI @ Shelter
Oct 2 Milwaukee, WI @ Rave
Oct 3 Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity
Oct 4 St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
Oct 5 Lincoln, NE @ Bourbon
Oct 6 Denver, CO @ Ogden
Oct 8 Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory
Oct 9 Seattle, WA @ Neumos
Oct 11 Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey
Oct 12 Sacramento, CA @ Aftershock Festival *
Oct 15 Phoenix, AZ @ Club Red
Oct 17 El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace
Oct 18 Dallas, TX @ House of Blues
Oct 19 Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live Studio
Oct 20 New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues (The Parish)
Oct 22 Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum
Oct 23 Orlando, FL @ The Social
Oct 24 Columbia, SC @ The Senate
Oct 25 Charlotte, NC @ The Underground
Oct 29 Boston, MA @ The Sinclair
Oct 30 Asbury Park, NJ @ House of Independents
Oct 31 Washington D.C. @ Milkboy
Nov 1 Lancaster, PA @ Chameleon Club
Nov 2 Pittsburgh, PA @ Rex Theater
