Tours

High on Fire will return to the road this fall for a North American tour presented by Scion A/V. The trek runs from Nov. 10 through Dec. 12 and will bring some some much-needed metallic heat to what should be a chilly fall season.

Slayer announced two dates in New York and Los Angeles, respectively, this fall and that seemed to be the extent of the band's North American tour plans for 2013. We totally understood, given the tragic death of their guitarist Jeff Hanneman in May of this year. However, the magnetic pull to hit the road is there, as the band has announced a five-week fall tour, following a summer of international

Ill Nino have announced dates for the American Epidemia Tour (watch preview video above), which will kick off Sept. 28 in Houston, Texas. It's in support of their latest album 'Epidemia,' which was released last year. Opening bands for the trek will be Sunflower Dead and In-Cyde.

Canadian rockers Protest the Hero will kick off a North American tour with Architects, the Kindred and Affiance beginning Nov. 7. That's shortly after the release of their upcoming fourth album 'Volition.'

Kid Rock has been added to the 15th Voodoo Music + Arts Experience for the annual Halloween-time weekend event (Nov. 1-3) in New Orleans. The Detroit rocker, whose latest album is 2012’s ‘Rebel Soul,’ has described his sound as “punk rock/hip-hop/southern rock.”

Mushroomhead will celebrate their 20th anniversary of masked metallic maelstrom by embarking on a fall tour. But even better news is the fact that prodigal son vocalist J Mann, aka Jason Popson, has returned to the fold. See, you can go home again.

With the current leg of Danzig 's 25th anniversary tour with Scar the Martyr and Huntress winding down at the end of the month, the band has announced more shows. Danzig will return to the road with Butcher Babies, Texas Hippie Coalition and A Pale Horse Named Death beginning Oct. 8.

Korn have made the most of festival touring this year and the band will continue their road warrior ways with a trek for the diehards this fall. The band just announced a series of shows in major markets that surround the release date of their new album, 'The Paradigm Shift.'

Coheed And Cambria, a band driven to find new creative avenues in their work, recently debuted the video for their song 'Number City,' a tune taken from their 'The Aftermath: Descension' album. The stop motion clip, which features the band collaborating with Australian animator Jonathan Chong, features a furry little creature undergoing an intense operation on his heart.

“On the way to our first day on Carnival of Madness yesterday!!! Are you ready to rock??!!!!!!” reads the cutline under a photo (seen below) screamed in all CAPS on Papa Roach’s Facebook page.