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Neon Trees Launching 'First Things First' Tour
08/19/2014
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(Radio.com) Starting next month, Neon Trees are going to become well-acquainted with the road. The band has announced their First Things First Tour, kicking off Sept. 28 at the Now & Zen Fest in San Francisco.

Supporting their latest gold-certified album, Pop Psychology, the fashionable four-piece will be joined by No Devotion, Echosmith, The Moth and the Flame and Fictionist.

The 26-date tour will stretch all the way to Nov. 8 in Sioux City, Iowa. The Utah band's latest tour will see a mix of headlining slots as well as featured appearances on CBS Radio shows, including San Fransisco's Alice Radio and New York's Fresh-FM. more on this story

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