New Dialogue To Join Smallpools On So Social Tour This Spring

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 Alt-pop five piece New Dialogue have just announced that they will be joining Smallpools on their 2019 So Social Tour. The band will be opening the show on the spring tour starting March 8^th in Atlanta and ending on March 14^th in New York City. Tickets are available for purchase HERE.

New Dialogue will be touring in support of their forthcoming debut EP, set for release later this year via RED MUSIC. This past week, the band released their song, “Neon Ocean“, which was featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday last week and is currently featured on Spotify’s “The New Alt”, “New Noise“, and on the cover of the “Today We Rock” playlist. Listen to the song HERE.

Last year, New Dialogue joined lovelytheband as support for their massive “broken like me” U.S. tour, which saw the band perform to sold out shows in cities across the country. Stay up-to-date on the band’s latest tour announcements by following the band on Facebook HERE.

The roots of New Dialogue began far from Los Angeles. Born in England and raised in Istanbul, Ela Kitapci left everything behind to seek musical soul mates in L.A. where she met fellow singer Taylor Morrow. There was an instant musical connection. Serendipity united the other members of what would become New Dialogue in 2017. The five musicians bonded over all things including music from bands like The Killers, Local Natives, and Bon Iver to a simple love of the ocean. Living together in a small apartment tucked away in Torrance, CA, they spent a year quietly writing and recording with producer Charlie Park (lovelytheband) before making their live debut in June 2018.

SO SOCIAL TOUR DATES:

w/Smallpools

March 8 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl ATL

March 9 – Durham, NC – Motorco Music Hall

March 11 – Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall

March 12 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer

March 13 – Washington, D.C. – The 9:30 Club

March 14 – New York City, NY – Bowery Ballroom