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LANCO sees a new tour ahead

Monday, October 28, 2019 – LANCO will hit the road in January for the What I See Tour.

The quintet announced that Overland Park, Kansas will be the first stop on Jan. 9.

The tour is named after their newly released single, which impacts Nov. 4. Tickets for the first round of dates will be available to the "FANCO" fan club on Wednesday before tickets go on sale to the public Friday on LANCO's official website.

"The idea behind 'What I See' stemmed from being on tour in the middle of nowhere in front of this little bar, and it made us realize that every town we cross has a piece of significance that resonates with people in different ways," said frontman Brandon Lancaster. "The picture that this song paints replicates those towns we perform in every day and the fans we get to see at each stop and experience those places with them. This will be the first time we get to road-test new music so I'm ready for 2020 to get here."

Tour dates are:
Jan. 9 Overland Park, KS - Kanza Hall*
Jan. 10 St. Louis, MO
Jan. 11 Indianapolis, IN - 8 Second Saloon*
Feb. 13 Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection*
Feb. 14 Medina, OH - Thirsty Cowboy*
Feb. 15 Columbus, OH - The Bluestone*
March 5 Detroit, MI - Andrews Hall*
March 6 Bloomington, IN - Bluebird Nightclub*
March 7 Cincinnati, OH - Bogarts*
March 11 Green Bay, WI - Meyer Theatre*
March 12 Minneapolis, MN - The Fillmore
March 13 Rosemont, IL - Joe's Live*
March 14 Milwaukee, WI - The Rave*

LANCO has paved their course with the success of the 2x PLATINUM single "Greatest Love Story" and the GOLD certified hit "Born To Love You." They recently dropped two nostalgic tracks "What I See," written by frontman Brandon Lancaster, drummer Tripp Howell, bassist Chandler Baldwin and Jeremy Spillman, and "Old Camaro."


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