Showing posts with label disturbed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disturbed. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Stone Sour – Rumoured for Uproar 2010!

Stone Sour – Rumoured for Uproar 2010!

According to the Toronto Sun, Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold and Stone Sour will team up for the Uproar 2010 tour late this summer. So far only one date has been released: August 24 at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

A web site for the trek will soon be launched at www.rockstaruproar.com.

Here’s the other Stone Sour tour dates for this summer:

June 13th - Download Festival, Donington Park, UK
Sat June 5 GER, Nurburgring Rock Am Ring Alternastage
Sun June 6 GER, Bavaria Nurnburg Rock Im Park Alternastage
Thu, June 10 SWE, Sweden Rock Festival, Rock Stage
Fri June 11 AUT, Nickelsdorf - Novarock Festival
Fri 18 SWI, Zurich Sonisphere Festival - Degenaupark
Sat June 19 CZE, Mimon - Sonisphere Festival
Sun June 20 FRA, Nantes Hellfest / http://www.hellfest.fr/
Wed June 23 BUL, Sofia Sonisphere Festival - Levski Stadium
Th June 24 GRE, Athens Sonisphere Festival - Terre Vibe
Fri June 25 TUR, Istanbul Sonisphere Festival - Inonu Stadium
Sun June 27 ROM, Bucharest Sonisphere Festival - La Katarg

Also, having just entered Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tenn. with producer Nick Raskulinecz to record the follow up to their 2006 smash Come What(ever) May, Stone Sour will be regularly checking in via video to keep their fans updated on their new album's progress.

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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Killswitch Engage tour dates confirmed!


Killswitch Engage Confirmed For Disturbed's 'Music As A Weapon' Tour!

According to a posting on the web site of the booking agency The Agency Group, Massachusetts metallers Killswitch Engage will take part in Disturbed's fourth Music As A Weapon tour, which is expected to get underway sometime in March. Dates, cities and additional supporting acts have yet to be unveiled.

Killswitch Engage bassist Mike D'Antonio told MTV's Metal File in August that the New England-based band would enter the studio in October to begin work on its next album, with plans to release the disc in early 2009. D'Antonio remarked, "When we start on this next one, we'll just bring our demos to practice, and we'll listen to them, judge them and start rearranging the parts that need to be rearranged — or we just start jamming on what sounds cool." The bassist added that most of the material he's written so far for the project sounds "fast."

Here the interview:


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