DOPE To Hit The Road With DOG FASHION DISCO, WOLFPAC

July 6, 2003

New York City-based band DOPE are once again hitting the road in July, doing a mini run with DOG FASHION DISCO and WOLFPAC beginning on July 17 in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Shows are all ages.

Confirmed dates are as follows:

Jul. 17 - New Castle, PA @ Bomb Shelter
Jul. 18 - Garrettsville, OH @ Nelson Ledges Quarry Park/Crystal Forest
Jul. 19 - Detroit, MI @ I Rock
Jul. 21 - Dekalb, IL @ Otto's
Jul. 23 - Colorado Springs, CO @ 32 Blue
Jul. 24 - Fort Collins, CO @ Aggie Theater
Jul. 26 - Omaha, NE @ Ranch Bowl
Jul. 27 - Chicago Heights, IL @ Oasis One Sixty

In other DOPE-related news, the band have been spending time in Los Angeles mixing their new material which should see the light of day this fall.

For more information, visit the band's official web site at www.dopearmy.com.

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