Prog-rock pioneers Crack The Sky, who Rolling Stone recently called “…the Best U.S. Prog Band You’ve Never Heard,” announce a new round of tour dates for 2020 including a return to Ardmore Music Hall in Philadelphia on February 9, 2020.

On January 1, 1976 Stephen Holden of Rolling Stone called the debut album by Crack The Sky “…one of year’s most impressive debuts.” In 2015, that same album made Rolling Stone's  list of “50 Greatest Prog Albums Of All Time” calling it, “…an outright classic...” Now, some 40 years later, the band cracked the charts with their highest charting debut in 40 years with their 2018 studio album Living In Reverse. It charted at #7 Heatseekers, #31 Independent Current Albums, and #40 Top Current Albums. The band also released Crackology, a collection of 12 career favorites alongside that release. Both came out on August 24, 2018.

Living In Reverse showcases 12 new genre-defying Crack tracks that Vintage Guitar calls “…heavy Beatlesque pop” including “Talk Talk” – the lyric video was included in their latest Rolling Stone feature, “Raining Rain” which Billboard Magazine premiered, and “Living In Reverse” which Relix premiered. The retrospective Crackology chronicles a dozen of the best re-recorded gems as culled from the band’s rich and storied 40-year catalog. Goldmine Magazine said, “…on both albums, Crack the Sky surges with the vitality and energy of a young band, bringing so much ‘crack’ to the older songs that Crackology sounds just as fresh as Living in Reverse.” Vintage Guitar said “…Crack The Sky is rockin’ better than ever.”

Fans can see them perform classic tracks as well as songs of their recent album.