Chicago Bands Deeper and Ohmme Announce Fall 2021 Tour
Chicago’s own Deeper and Ohmme have announced a Fall 2021 Tour kicking off September 25th in Arlington Heights, Illinois and closing out in St. Louis on October 8th. Deeper will be touring in support of their 2020 sophomore album Auto-Pain. The album appeared on These Days Albums of the Year 2020. Macie Stewart and Sima Cunningham dropped their third Ohmme album Fantasize Your Ghost in 2020.
Deeper recently had two tracks remixed from their album Auto-Pain and released via Fire Talk Records. Chicago’s own NNAMDÏ remixed the track “4U” and London DJ crew Working Men remixed the track “This Heat.”
Ohmme will not be on the Chicago date at The Empty Bottle. All tickets are on-sale now. Tour poster art is by Eliza Weber.
Check out our Sept. 2018 piece with Ohmme and our interview with Deeper from October 2020.
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Chicago’s own Deeper and Ohmme have announced a Fall 2021 Tour kicking off September 25th in Arlington Heights, Illinois and closes out in St. Louis on October 8th.
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