Since the release of their self-titled debut LP in January, Viet Cong has been criss-crossing all corners of the world, playing countless sold-out shows to rabid fans across North America and Europe, and garnering piles of enthusiastic acclaim for their tight, angular, and catchy brand of post-punk. 

The beginning of this week, Viet Cong embarks on yet another run around North America over the course of September, this time sharing dates with Toronto's Greys. Following these dates, they will spend 10 days on west coast, and in November the band make an appearance at Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest before heading back to Europe for a week of festival shows - including their curator slot at "Sonic City". They'll close out the year in December with a two-night run at Lee's Palace in Toronto, joined by Greys, Mexican Slang, Weaves, and Mimico.

Viet Cong has already been repeatedly hailed as one of the albums of the year and was recently short-listed (alongside the likes of fellow indie stalwarts Alvvays and Braids) for the Polaris Music Prize, the top musical honor bestowed upon Canadian musicians.

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