Young The Giant Announces 2015 Headlining Tour

Young The Giant has announced details for their first headlining tour of 2015.

The month long run supports their latest album, Mind Over Matter, and will kick off on February 12th in Burlington, Vermont. Tickets go on sale to the general public beginning today, Friday, November 21st.

In other touring news, the band will close their incredible year with a full slate of December radio shows (see attached itinerary). For more information, visit the band's website at www.youngthegiant.com/tour.

To coincide with the tour announcement, Young The Giant has released the latest installment of their "In The Open" video series - live, acoustic performances by the band shot in remote, natural settings - with a special reimagining of the album track "Eros." Partnering with Esquire magazine on yesterday's exclusive online launch, the video now lives on the band's official YouTube channel and can be viewed below!

Following the Top 5 Modern Rock hit "It's About Time" and album title track, Young The Giant is set to launch "Crystallized," the third single from "Mind Over Matter." The companion music video has already amassed over 800,000 views. Mind Over Matter has already proven to be one of the most exciting albums of 2014. Upon its release at the top of the year, the album made a Top 10 debut on the Soundscan/Billboard 200 chart and received a raft of critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, and USA Today among others.

The New York Times, in particular, wrote a particularly, glowing critique, raving how "...the group gobbles up bits of bits of several segments of rock history - prog-rock, boogie metal, Southern rock, soft rock, new wave, dance-rock, and more - and claims ownership of them" before going on to declare frontman Sameer Gadhia as "one of the great contemporary rock voices." The band has supported Mind Over Matter with a number of high-profile TV appearances.

Earlier this year, Young The Giant completely sold out their North American headlining tour which included stops at the Hollywood Palladium, Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, and a two-night stand at NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom.

Following standout summer festival slots at Lollapalooza and Firefly, the band served as main support on King Of Leon's North American amphitheater tour.