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Killing Joke Cancels Scottsdale Show Along with the Rest of their North American Tour

Seminal British post-punk band Killing Joke, who were scheduled to play at Martini Ranch in Scottsdale on May 31, have canceled their entire North American tour. Aside from showing the cancellations, the band has not posted any additional information on its website, but the scrapped tour is reportedly "due to...
By Niki D'AndreaMay 17, 2011
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Seminal British post-punk band Killing Joke, who were scheduled to play at Martini Ranch in Scottsdale on May 31, have canceled their entire North American tour.

Aside from showing the cancellations, the band has not posted any additional information on its website, but the scrapped tour is reportedly “due to illness.”

No make-up dates have been announced yet. Refunds are available at point-of-purchase.

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Niki D’Andrea has covered subjects including drug culture, women’s basketball, pirate radio stations, Scottsdale staycations, and fine wine. She has worked at both New Times and Phoenix Magazine, and is now a freelancer.

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