The Ordinary Way will release its new album, Dojo on Tuesday. The groups hometown CD release party will take place on Thursday, May 22, at The State Theater in Falls Church, VA. The first 50 people to purchase the album at this show will receive a free live bootleg from the band. The upcoming schedule includes multiple dates in Maryland, South Carolina, West Virginia and Ohio.
The group has recently added a show for tonight at Mellow Beach in Ocean City, MD. For the full schedule, visit www.theordinaryway.com.
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New Album Due from The Ordinary Way
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