Carrying through from the momentum of the band's recently released 'The Path of Totality,' Korn has added additional upcoming tour dates to promote the record. The dates begin with a Feb. 23 performance from The Fillmore in Detroit and finish out in San Francisco's Warfield Theater Mar. 4. House producer Jake Stanczak, also know as 'Kill The Noise,' will also perform alongside the band for certain dates. VIP tickets are available starting today at korn.com while others go on sale this weekend.
UPDATE: Korn have added even more dates to their "Path of Totality" tour for this coming June in various random cities across the United States and Canada before they head overseas later in the summer to Europe. Can you say Slovenia anyone? Playing shows in Hampton Beach, Wallingford, Pittsburgh, Saint Paul, Fargo and Missoula among others, the band is touring in support of the album of the same name, which was released back in December.
Tickets for these new dates start to go on sale to the general public on May 11. Check out SeatGeek for the best deals on all concert tickets.
The Arctic Monkeys have been consistently touring worldwide for nearly a year, but the boys from Sheffield aren't slowing down as they gear up to join the Black Keys on their El Camino Tour. Children have been conceived, carried and born since the Monkeys started their 'Suck it and Sea' tour last May so a new bus might be in order after nearly 100 dates in the books. The Arctic Monkeys will also be opening the first days of Coachella 2012 on April 13 & 20 with the Black Keys, so make sure to catch him this summer along with Swedish House Mafia, M83, Refused and others.
The Black Keys, Swedish House Mafia, Pulp, Refused, Arctic Monkeys, Mazzy Star, Afrojack, Explosions in the Sky, M83, Amon Tobin, Cat Power, Madness, Jimmy Cliff & Tim Armstrong, GIRLS, The Rapture, Madeon, M. Ward, The Horrors, Frank Ocean, Horrors, James Alesso, Sebastien, Yuck, Neon Indian, Dawes, Black Angels, Deathgrips, Wu Lyf, Breakbot, Atari Teenage Riot, Feed Me, Givers, Other Lives, Band of Skulls, R3hab, Wolfgang, Midnight Beast, EMA, Ximena Sarinana, Kendrick Lamar, The Dear Hunter, Honeyhoney, Hello Seahorse!, Sheepdogs, LA Riots
Coachella Lineup Saturday, April 14 and 21
Radiohead, Bon Iver, The Shins, David Guetta, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Kaskade, Miike Snow, Jeff Mangum, Sebastian Ingrosso, Andrew Bird, Feist, Firehose, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, St. Vincent, Martin Solveig, Subfocus, Sbtrkt, Flying Lotus, Manchester Orchestra, Kasabian, AWOL Nation, Azealia Banks, Squeeze, A$AP Rocky, Buzzcocks, Kaiser Chiefs, Destroyer, The Head and the Heart, Laura Marling, Tuneyards, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Black Lips, The Big Pink, Childish Gambino, The Vaccines, Zed's Dead, Grouplove, Jacques Lu Cont, We Were Promised, Jetpacks, Gary Clark Jr., Borgore, Dragonette, We Are Augustines, Mt. Eden, Destructo, Suedehead, Keep Shelley in Athens, Pure Filth Sound
Coachella Lineup Sunday, April 15 and 22
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, At the Drive-In, Justice, Florence and the Machine, AVICII, La Roux, Beirut, The Weeknd, Girl Talk, The Hives, DJ Shadow, Calvin Harris, Nero, Wild Flag, Modeselektor, Dada Life, Porter Robinson, Santigold, Flux Pavilion, Dr. P, Gotye, Seun Keti, Egypt 80, Beats Antique, Fitz and the Tantrums, Araabmuzik, Company Flow, Real Estate, Zed, Le Bucherettes, Greg Ginn, The Growlers, Noisia, Morgan Page, Gaslamp Killer, First Aid Kit, Oberhofer, Lissie, Thundercat, Metronomy, Wild Beasts, Housse de Racket, Fanfarlo, Spector, Gardens & Villa, Airplane Boys, Sleeper Agent
At SeatGeek, we were sad to read this story in the Salt Lake Tribune that Karl Malone--a former Utah Jazz legend and NBA Hall of Famer--was forced to buy his own ticket to a Jazz game last February played in the wake of Jerry Sloan's dismissal as the Jazz coach.
According to the Tribune:
What happened to Sloan had festered inside Malone for long enough. In the immediate aftermath, he came to Utah to express concern, buying his own ticket to the next game at EnergySolutions Arena via a scalper because the Jazz had told him there were no tickets available for him, and spoke to reporters.
In light of this report that an NBA legend wasn't able to easily obtain tickets to see the very team he helped bring to prominence, we here at SeatGeek felt compelled to offer our assistance.
As such, we want to formally extend Mr. Malone the offer of four (4) lower-level tickets to any Jazz home game this season, as well as four (4) lower-level Jazz tickets to be donated to the charity of Mr. Malone's choosing.
At SeatGeek, we’re all about making sure that fans—from the layman to the Mailman—have easy access to the best deals on tickets to see their favorite teams, so we are serious in this offer and hope to soon send Mr. Malone and his favorite charity some great seats to see the Jazz in action this season.
So-Cal punk rockers Social Distortion have released U.S. tour dates to further promote their album, "Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes," released early last year. The group looks to be headed out west for the most part, kicking off the tour at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas on Jan. 27 and wrapping it up in Salt Lake City, Utah in May. Social Distortion will also be joined by a revolving cast of opening acts throughout the stint, including Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, Sharks, Toadies, Lindi Ortega and Riverboat Gamblers. See below to see which bands will be joining Social Distortion for each venue.
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