Touche Amore share video, begin tour w/ Vein.fm this week, doing covers split w/ Circa Survive

Touche Amore are finally set to begin their first headlining tour supporting 2020's great Lament this Friday (3/4), and ahead of that, they've put out a new video for "Feign" from the album. "In typical fashion, 'Feign' began its life as a slowly picked acoustic ballad and was subsequently kicked into overdrive," guitarist and resident art director Nick Steinhardt said. "We enlisted Ryan Bussard (director, analog visual FX) to bring more chaos into the fold by capturing our performance, manipulating and visually breaking it apart at its seams. 'Feign'’s raw, melodic energy has quickly made it one of our favorites live." Check it out below.

Direct support on all dates comes from Vein.fm, whose anticipated new album This World Is Going To Ruin You comes out Friday via Closed Casket Activities, and there's also additional support from Gleemer, Militiarie Gun, Scowl, Thirdface, and Closer, varying by date.

NYC gets a show on March 20 at Irving Plaza and that one's with Vein.fm, Militarie Gun, and Closer. All dates are listed below.

Touche are also teaming up with Circa Survive for the next installment of Two Minutes to Late Night's Spltsville livestream series, in which two bands cover each other and exclusive crossover merch is released that you can only buy during the 24-hour stream. The stream begins March 9 at 8 PM ET. Tickets are on sale. Watch the announcement video below.

TOUCHÉ AMORÉ 2022 TOUR
3/4 Oakland, CA Starline Social Club %
3/5 Los Angeles, CA Belasco Theater %
3/6 San Diego, CA SOMA (Side Stage) %
3/8 Phoenix, AZ Rebel Lounge %
3/10 Austin, TX Mohawk %
3/11 Dallas, TX Club Dada %
3/12 Houston, TX Warehouse Live %
3/14 Orlando, FL The Social %
3/15 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade %
3/16 Columbia, SC New Brookland Tavern %
3/18 Washington, DC Black Cat #
3/19 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer #
3/20 New York, NY Irving Plaza #
3/22 Hamden, CT Space Ballroom ^
3/23 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club ^
3/24 Montréal, QC Théâtre Fairmount ^
3/25 Toronto, ON Velvet Underground ^
3/26 Detroit, MI Magic Stick ^
3/28 Minneapolis, MN Amsterdam Bar & Hall ^
3/29 Chicago, IL Metro ^
3/30 St. Louis, MO Off Broadway ^
4/1 Denver, CO Marquis Theater ^
4/2 Salt Lake City, UT Soundwell ^
4/3 Great Falls, MT The Newberry ^
4/5 Calgary, AB Commonweath ^
4/6 Edmonton, AB The Starlite Room ^
4/8 Vancouver, BC Venue ^
4/9 Seattle, WA The Crocodile ^
4/10 Portland, OR Star Theater ^
4/12 Santa Cruz, CA Atrium at Catalyst ^

% – w/ Vein.fm, Thirdface, and Gleemer
# – w/ Vein.fm, Militarie Gun, and Closer
^ – w/ Vein.fm, Militarie Gun, and Scowl

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