Where is Damn Tall Buildings touring in 2025?

Damn Tall Buildings 2025 Tour Dates: Mar 14 - Cornelius, NC - Cain Center For The Arts Mar 20 - Baton Rouge, LA - Manship Theatre: Shaw Center for the Arts Apr 06 - London, UK - Green Note

Who is Damn Tall Buildings Touring With in 2025?

This is a solo tour of Damn Tall Buildings.

When is Damn Tall Buildings's Next Concert?

The next Damn Tall Buildings concert will take place on Mar 14, 2025, at Cain Center For The Arts in Cornelius.

How Much are Damn Tall Buildings Tickets?

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Damn Tall Buildings Tour 2025, Concert Schedule & Tickets

Concert Schedule (3)

All (3)
USA (2)
United Kingdom (1)

Fri, 7:30 PM Mar 14 2025	Damn Tall Buildings Cain Center For The Arts - Cornelius, NC	$798
Thu, 7:30 PM Mar 20 2025	Damn Tall Buildings Manship Theatre: Shaw Center for the Arts - Baton Rouge, LA	$80
Sun, 20:30 Apr 6 2025	Damn Tall Buildings Green Note - London, UK

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Damn Tall Buildings 2025 Tour Info

Genre: Country, Folk, Indie/Folk, Bluegrass, Contemporary Bluegrass

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About Damn Tall Buildings

Born from busking, Damn Tall Buildings blends bluegrass, blues, and roots-rock, creating high-energy music with strong songwriting and varied influences. Known for albums like "Cure-All" and "Don’t Look Down," they've played alongside Sierra Hull and appeared at notable festivals, including Merlefest.