Say Anything announce full band summer tour with string quartet

Los Angeles rockers Say Anything will hit the road this summer on a big tour where they will be accompanied by a string quartet. The tour will include support from Modern Baseball, Cymbals Eat Guitars and Hard Girls.

The four bands will play the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro on Thursday, July 2. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 3, via Ticketfly for $18.

Say Anything's latest album Hebrews was released last year. Check out the music video for "Six Six Six" from the album below.

Say Anything announces new album 'Hebrews,' summer tour

California rockers Say Anything will release their sixth full-length studio album Hebrews on June 10 and then they'll embark on a big summer tour in support of the album with The Front Bottoms, The So So Glows, and You Blew It!

The tour will stop at the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro on Sunday, June 22. Tickets will go on sale at noon on Thursday, April 3, via Ticketfly for $17.50. The band's pre-sale is active now HERE.

Check out the music video for the song "Say Anything" from the band's 2012 album Anarchy, My Dear below.

Jimmy Eat World to play Disco Rodeo

Jimmy Eat World joins the growing line-up of shows this fall at Disco Rodeo. The band will play Raleigh on October 28, less than two weeks after the release of their new album, Chase This Light (out October 16).

There have been an increasing number of shows scheduled for Disco Rodeo lately. In recent years, the venue has hosted very few shows so the growing number of shows for the fall is quite a pleasant surprise.

Here's the Disco Rodeo schedule:

October 24 - The Hold Steady & Art Brut with Demander
October 28 - Jimmy Eat World
November 4 - Myspace Music tour featuring Hellogoodbye & Say Anything
November 28 - Brand New with Thrice, MeWithoutYou

It still isn't that many shows, but it's better than we usually get. Tickets for all of the above shows are on sale now via etix.com except Jimmy Eat World. That show will be on sale via etix.com on Friday, September 21.