The legendary British band The Cult announced new North American tour dates for next July. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Zola Jesus will be their opening act on some dates. The shows will happen after their concerts as Alice Cooper's opening act in the United Kingdom in the end of May. The Cult's current line-up has the two original members Ian Astbury (Vocals) and Billy Duffy (Guitar). The other musicians of the group are John Tempesta (Drums), Grant Fitzpatrick (Bass) and Damon Fox (Keyboards). The Cult announces new North American 2022 tour dates: July 8 - St. Paul, MN 9 - Milwaukee, WI (No opening acts) 10 - Chesterfield, MO 12 - Chicago, IL 14 - Cincinatti, OH 15 - Dayton, OH 16 - Pittsburgh, PA 19 - Washington, DC 20 - New York, NY 22 - Philadelphia, PA 23 - Boston, MA 24 - New Haven, CT 26 - Syracuse, NY 27 - Detroit, MI 29 - Leamington, ONT (No opening acts) 30 - Orilla, ONT (No opening acts) On their most recent concerts in the United States this May, the band has been playing all their classics like "Sweet Soul Sister", "Edie (Ciao Baby)", "Lil' Devil", "Wild Flower", "Revolution", "Fire Woman", "She Sells Sanctuary and "Rain". See The Cult's possible setlist Sun King New York City Automatic Blues Sweet Soul Sister Soul Asylum Edie (Ciao Baby) American Horse Aphrodisiac Jacket Lil' Devil Peace Dog Wild Flower Revolution Rain She Sells Sanctuary Love Removal Machine Rise Fire Woman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJENKONEPHQ Formed in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England back in 1983, The Cult started as a post-punk/gothic rock band and evolved to a sound more close to Hard Rock by the late 80s. Their most famous albums are "Love" (1985), "Electric" (1987), "Sonic Temple" (1989) and "Ceremony" (1991). Besides his work with The Cult, singer Ian Astbury was also part of the project The Doors of the 21st Century from 2002 to 2007, a project to revive The Doors with the two original members Ray Manzarek (Keyboards) and Robby Krieger (Guitar).
