Porcelain announce West Coast tour with new album on the way

The tour includes eight dates spanning British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, and California. The band will play venues including Vancouver's The Pearl, Seattle's Clock Out, Portland's Polaris Hall, and Los Angeles' Zebulon, with support from LA's 'deranged-rock' band Guck on the final three shows in California.

"We've been meaning to make it out to the west coast for a couple of years now, so it's good to finally get to make that happen," the band said in a statement. "We've got a new record on the way, so we're stoked to get back on the road and play to peeps who've yet to see us live."

The quartet – Steve Pike and Ryan Fitzgibbon sharing vocals and guitar, Jordan Emmert on bass, and Eli Deit on drums – formed in Austin's DIY scene, debuting live in May 2022. They released their self-titled debut LP on 16 February 2024 via Portrayal of Guilt Records, drawing from late '90s noise rock and post-hardcore influences with an emphasis on tension and dynamics.

Since the release of their debut, the band have toured extensively, opening for Chat Pile and Agriculture, and sharing stages with Unwound, the Blood Brothers, Les Savy Fav, Portrayal of Guilt, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Machine Girl, Trauma Ray, Young Widows, Boris, and YHWH Nailgun.

Following a spring 2025 tour with Young Widows and Cherubs, the band released a 7" via TODO Records and toured with Chicago post-rockers Pelican. In late 2025, they opened for Unwound on the band's lone Texas date as part of their "30 Years of The Future of What" tour and played Levitation's Halloween Freakend Festival. The first half of 2026 has seen them share stages with Orchid, Uniform and Touche Amore.

The band recently completed work on their second album, with further details expected to be announced soon.