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Monster Magnet Forced to Pull Remainder Of North American Tour

Published 10 years ago on December 10, 2013

By Jonathan Graham

Monster Magnet Forced to Pull Remainder Of North American Tour -

Stoner rock stalwarts, Monster Magnet have been forced to cancel the remainder of their first North American tour in over a decade due to frontman Dave Wyndorf falling ill.

The New Jersey outfit, who were touring in support of their most recent album 'Last Patrol,' were on the homestretch of their tour with just four dates left when Wyndorf was sidelined.

"Full on flu,” explained Wyndorf. “Voice-killer, gig-destroyer... I'm so sorry. I hate it more than anybody. We'll make it up, I swear."

"We are all totally bummed the rest of the tour is cancelled,” added guitarist Phil Caivano.

Dave is really sick. We were trying to go day to day, only for him to get worse. I'd like to thank everyone who came out and all of you who planned to. No one is more bummed then us. We will be back."

The cancelled shows are as follows:

Dec 10 - Toronto, ON - Lee’s Palace
Dec 12 - Boston, MA - Sinclair
Dec 13 - West Chester, PA - The Note
Dec 14 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom


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