The Pretty Reckless announced that they have rescheduled their tour dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The tour, originally scheduled to start in May 2020, has now been postponed to September/October.
"The health and safety of everyone attending our shows is our number one priority. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, THE PRETTY RECKLESS headline dates in May 2020 have been rescheduled. All tickets remain valid for the new dates. Further questions or concerns can be directed to point of purchase. Stay safe," the band's vocalist Taylor Momsen said in a statement.
Momsen said in February that the band's fourth album, Death By Rock And Roll, their first since 2016's Who You Selling For, will feature some top collaborations with several iconic artists, and was "almost finished." She described the songs as "incredibly personal" and added that the band is ready to start sharing what they have been through the last couple of years with fans.
The Pretty Reckless plan to release a new single this Spring, and the full album later in the year.
The Pretty Reckless rescheduled tour dates:
SeptemberSep. 14 - New York, NY - The Bowery BallroomSep. 22 - Washington, DC - U Street Music HallSep. 25 - Cambridge, MA - The SinclairOct. 2 - Atlanta, GA - The MasqueradeOct. 3 - Nashville, TN - The CowanOct. 5 - Chicago, IL - Bottom LoungeOct. 8 - Des Moines, IA - Wooly's
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