The Joy Formidable have shared another new tune, "This Ladder Is Ours," off the forthcoming release, Wolf's Law, out in January via Atlantic. Check it out below, along with some upcoming tour dates.
[VIDEO] The Joy Formidable - This Ladder Is Ours
Tour Dates
10.16.12 at Park & Suites Arena (Montpellier, FR) *
10.18.12 at Bercy (Paris, FR) *
10.20.12 at Palacio de Deportes (Madrid, ES) *
10.24.12 at SECC (Glasgow, UK) *
10.26.12 at O2 Arena (London, UK) *
10.27.12 at O2 Arena (London, UK) *
10.30.12 at LG Arena (Birmingham, UK) *
11.01.12 at MEN Arena (Manchester, UK) *
11.08.12 at School Night - The Bowery Hotel (New York, NY)
11.11.12 at "Communion" - Littlefield (Brooklyn, NY)
11.14.12 at Top Note Theater (Chicago, IL)
11.19.12 at Troubadour (Los Angeles, CA)
11.20.12 at Preservation Hall West - The Chapel (San Francisco, CA)
11.25.12 at Sound Academy - EDGE Jingle Bell Concert Series (Toronto, ON)
11.28.12 at Lupo's - WBRU 43rd Birthday Bash (Providence, RI)
12.01.12 at Vinoy Park - 97X Next Big Thing (St. Petersburg, FL)
12.02.12 at Metropolitan Park - WXXJ Big Ticket (Jacksonville, FL)
12.06.12 at Crystal Ballroom - KNRK December to Remember (Portland, OR)
* w/ Muse
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