Injured horse tour rescheduled
The road trip, as always, hits a snag. Indie rockers feeble little horse have had to hit the pause button on their North American tour supporting bitknot, pushing their schedule until January.
The change comes after guitarist Sebastian Kinsler suffered an injury, breaking his elbow after a tumble off his bike. While the band is taking time to recover, the delay means the excitement of their upcoming shows will be shifting gears, but the music remains firmly on the agenda.
The most immediate impact is on the Canadian dates. Shows in Toronto and Montreal, originally slated for early October, have been rescheduled. Fans can now look forward to catching feeble little horse on the road in late January and early February.
The rescheduled dates ensure that all original ticket purchases remain valid, though refunds are available at the point of purchase should fans need them. The band is focusing on making sure their audience gets the full experience, even with the unexpected delay.
The tour itinerary, now adjusted for the winter months, features a wide array of cities across the continent. Fans can expect to see the band hit venues in Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleveland, and many others throughout the new run of shows, including stops in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Pittsburgh.
Despite the unexpected setback, the anticipation for feeble little horse remains high. While a new support act is still on the horizon, the band is taking the necessary time to heal and will return to the stage ready to deliver the powerful music fans have been waiting for.
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