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Biohazard Added a Second NYC Show After the First One Sold Out

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Earlier this week, Biohazard announced that they were coming back home to the Big Apple for a special show at Irving Plaza on June 16. The response to that news was so strong that tickets have already sold out and as a result, they’ve added a second show at the same venue on June 18.

Comprised of its original lineup, the influential hardcore band hadn’t played together in their hometown in some time. In fact, the last time they played NYC proper was 2014, but that iteration didn’t have Evan Seinfeld in the mix. I don’t count their 2015 show in Staten Island because come on — that’s Staten Island.

While Indecision and King Nine will be the supporting acts for the June 16th show, there’s no news about who’s opening for Biohazard on June 18, if anyone will at all since the show’s being billed as an old-school matinee.

News has been swirling around the newly reunited band for a while now regarding future tour dates and even new music, which Danny Schuler hinted at back in January. Though whether that happens or not is really anyone’s guess at this point.

In addition to their New York City dates, Biohazard is also committed to playing a number of festivals over the summer over in Europe and here in the States, as well.

If you’re dying to catch the original Biohazard lineup live, be sure to check out the list of dates below to see if they’ll be in a venue near you.

Biohazard tour dates

MAY 26 Milwaukee Metal Fest
JUNE 16 New York City — Irving Plaza (SOLD OUT)
JUNE 18 New York City — Irving Plaza
AUG 3 Berlin, Germany – Columbia Theater
AUG 4  Czaplinek, Poland – Pol’and’Rock Festival
AUG 10 Jeromer, Czech Republic – Brutal Assault 
AUG 12 Kortrijk, Belguim – Alcatraz Festival
AUG 13   Catton Park, England – Bloodstock
AUG 15 Wolverhampton, UK – KK’s Steel Mill
AUG 16 Manchester, UK – Club Academy
AUG 19   Eindhoven, Holland – Dynamo Metalfest
AUG 20 Carhaix, France – Motocultor Festival
SEPT 7-10 Blue Ridge Rock Fest

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