Punk supergroup Fake Names, featuring current and former members of Refused, Bad Religion, Rocket From The Crypt, Girls Against Boys and The Faith, have unveiled another preview of their upcoming third studio album, ‘Punk Ruins’.
The group have now shared their latest single, “If You Could See Me Today,” continuing the rollout toward the new record. ‘Punk Ruins’ is scheduled for release October 23 through Epitaph Records.
Fake Names brings together musicians with extensive histories across the punk and hardcore scenes, with the band’s lineup connecting several notable acts from those worlds. The new track serves as the latest taste of what the group have in store on their third full-length.
The band will also hit the road in support of ‘Punk Ruins’ next year, with a series of European and North American shows currently booked for January and February.
The announced dates are:
- 01/28 Paris, FRA — Glazart
- 01/29 Köln, GER — Club Vola
- 01/30 München, GER — Backstage
- 02/01 Milano, ITA — Legend Club
- 02/02 Ljubljana, SLO — Kino Šiška
- 02/03 Wien, AUT — Arena Wien
- 02/05 Berlin, GER — Lido
- 02/07 London, UK — Underworld
- 02/18 Brooklyn, NY — Zone One at Elsewhere
- 02/19 Washington, DC — Black Cat
- 02/20 Philadelphia, PA — Johnny Brenda’s
- 02/23 Los Angeles, CA — The Echo
- 02/26 Minneapolis, MN — 7th St Entry
- 02/27 Chicago, IL — Cobra Lounge
- 02/28 Detroit, MI — El Club
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