St. October's Spring Tour Hits Eight Cities Across The Northeast

It's very cool to see another Quad Cities band take another step on their rock-star journey. Our friends in St. October are getting ready to hit the road and show more of the country what we've been seeing. A band on the rise.

The Saints of Sickness Tour with Ventana and Deadly Apples will hit the road coast to coast, with St. October joining them for a cool Northeast run.

Not St. October's First Time On The Road

Most American bands start with tours across the country and then, after they make it big, head over to Europe. St. October is road-tested across the pond. It was in the fall of 2024 that they went on a tour in Europe with Secreum.

At the time, Dustin told I-Rock 93.5, "We can travel with all of our tech rigs because I've made them small enough to travel." That means they definitely won't have a problem this time, as the band will be traveling in style across the country.

Which, writers note, isn't cheap. You've seen gas (and especially diesel) prices. So if you are in the market for some merch for yourself or someone for the holidays, check out their page here.

St. October Playing 8 Dates With A Historic Stop

The tour fires up this spring with St. October on these select shows.

While all of them are cool, as a live music fan, circling in that last stop on March 20 is especially cool. St. October will rock the historic Machine Shop in Flint, Michigan.

It's so great to see and hear them continue to grow as a band. Expect more big things from St. October here in the Quad Cities and beyond.

WATCH MORE: CHECK OUT THE MUSIC VIDEO ST. OCTOBER RECORDED AT THE ROCK & ROLL MANSION

Keep Looking At All The States I-Rock 93.5 Has Rocked

I-Rock 93.5 is the Quad Cities Hard Rock station. You made that happen by listening and downloading and liking and showing up to all our stuff. But you keep taking it one step further. You like to wear the I-Rock 93.5 shirt, or in some cases take the I-Rock 93.5 flag, with you when you travel. Which is awesome.

Now, we are on a mission to get a picture of our shirt/flag/koozie in every state.

Next time you travel take I-Rock 93.5 with you and then send us the picture on the I-Rock 93.5 app or on our Facebook page and we'll share it with the world to show how much you, and the Quad Cities rocks.

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Gallery Credit: BriAnn Wells Photography