Tours

Up-and-coming industrial metal outfit Our Last Enemy are seeing their star rise and the band is getting the chance to headline the 'Shananigans Festival' due to their solid body of work in their native Australia. The festival takes place Friday, Feb. 14 and the band is teaming with Noisecreep to give fans a chance to catch their headlining set.

Set to Reflect are ready to blow your doors off. The Ohio hardcore upstarts are rocking a new song called 'Pacing in a Panic Room' and we've got the exclusive premiere of the track for you right here at Noisecreep.

Remember that fall tour that Asking Alexandria were planning with All That Remains and Sevendust? It's moved from planning to reality. The bands will hit the road with For Today and Emmure, making for quite an eclectic bill.

After initially announcing a tour that runs from tomorrow (Sept. 12) through Oct. 17, DevilDriver and Trivium have added a second leg of shows. The trek will now go through Dec. 14, adding almost 30 more dates to their schedule.

Falling in Reverse fans will be able to get up close and personal with the band on their next tour. 'An Evening With Falling In Reverse -- Unplugged & Uncensored' kicks off in October (dates below).

Although Smile Empty Soul hit the road last month for a string of performances, the group is back at work with the 'Merican Chemicals Tour' this October. Acidic will support the band on their headlining tour, which is in support of their new album 'Chemicals.'

Filter are ready to make sure "the sun comes out tonight" in plenty of venues around the world this fall. The group has announced plans for their 'Self-Inflicted' fall headline tour promoting 'The Sun Comes Out Tonight' album, and they'll have some stellar support on the trek.

Orange County blackened metalcorists Bleeding Through announced their split in January of this year. They've already visited Europe and Australia for the final time on tour, and now, they will bid farewell to the U.S. this November. They will be officially closing the book on an impressive career that saw them as one of the dominant bands in the '00s New Wave of American Heavy Metal.

Dir En Grey will return to North America after a nearly two-year absence. The band will play 14 cities in November and they plan to come full force.

South America is one lucky continent. Headbangers in the region will be treated to the Metal Allstars Tour, featuring Soulfly's Max Cavalera, Philip Anselmo and Anthrax's Joey Belladonna, among others.