Nevermore
Formed: 1994
From:
Seattle,
WA,
United States
Last Known Status: Active
Background
Seattle, Washington is a city well-known for being the rain-ridden suicide capital of the U.S., but to many others, Seattle is known as the epicenter in a dark abyss of emotion that fuels the creative disposition of Nevermore. Joining a variety of musical sub-genres that were never meant to be mutually exclusive, the band successfully emblazoned themselves with a grey aura of enigma that has become their legacy.
Intelligent men who held no preconceived notions of what they should sound like, NEVERMORE launched themselves in 1994 and have never forsaken the histories of their varied backgrounds. Providing a backbone of resilience are ex-members of Sanctuary: the charismatic vocalist Warrel Dane and steadfast bassist Jim Sheppard, who survived their major label experience by the strength of their integrity when the world all-too-willingly embraced the grunge movement. Lending a modern influence to the band’s blueprint was guitarist Jeff Loomis, whose classically trained background added an unmistakable depth to song composition and whose death metal heritage supplied ample vehemence. Drummer Van Williams solidified the nucleus of the band with his undulating, propulsive rhythms. Drawing inspiration from the darker things in life, it became obvious the strain of their collective creation defied categorization.
Nevermore’s impressive self-titled debut - which began their five-year collaboration with internationally renowned producer Neil Kernon of Judas Priest, Queensÿche, and Dokken fame - surfaced in 1995 and landed them a U.S. tour with Death and a European tour with Blind Guardian. The band soon welcomed ex-Monstrosity guitarist Pat O’Brien into the fold and 1996’s In Memory EP soon proved to critics that volatile melody and aggression could be successfully intermixed. But it was The Politics Of Ecstasy (also released in 1996) when Nevermore came into their own by showcasing the higher degrees of their technical musicianship. When Pat O’Brien left to join Cannibal Corpse, the band quickly recruited ex-Forbidden guitarist and long-time friend Tim Calvert who contributed to the songwriting in 1999’s conceptual masterpiece Dreaming Neon Black, a morosely dark and articulately beautiful exploration of the peaks and valleys of human emotion. Puncturing the underground with its sanctity was the bleak storyline that followed a man’s descent into madness and ultimate suicide after the mysterious death of the only woman he loved. Metal Maniacs hailed it as “a concept album that rivals Queensrÿche in its ambitiousness and perhaps even the mighty Iron Maiden in execution.” A rigorous touring schedule through the U.S. with Mercyful Fate and headlining shows in Europe & Australia led Tim Calvert to re-evaluate his commitment to the band, and ultimately he opted to leave.
Forced to return to their original four-member configuration, the band’s resilience and bold resolve to top themselves kicked in as they headed to the desert with new producer Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Testament, Kreator) and to the haunted Village Studios in Texas. The result of their fevered creativity was the extraordinary, ‘must-have’ record of 2000: Dead Heart In A Dead World. Audiences around the world were phenomenally receptive to this infinitely complex musical maze crowned by the massive sounds of Jeff Loomis’ seven-string guitar, Jim Sheppard’s five-string bass, the maelstrom drum work of Van Williams, and the arresting poetic power of Warrel Dane. Metal Maniacs praised it as “a collection of songs that summons forth a boldness that sounds ‘epic’ while never giving in to pomposity. NEVERMORE’s biggest achievement yet.” Outburn Magazine simply called it “perfect.” Throughout the worldwide press that year, the astute, darkened luminosity of Dead Heart dominated “Best Album” lists, and fans in every country celebrated the amazingly emotional balladry and the unforgiving sonic bludgeoning Nevermore masterfully refined. Live, they became known as “The Chaos Bringers” and held audiences of thousands at the Wacken Open Air, Dynamo, and With Full Force festivals in the palms of their hands. The band was constantly on the road, sharing stages with Arch Enemy, In Flames & Shadows Fall, Opeth & Angel Dust, and had their 2001 tour with Savatage cut drastically short by the events of September 11th.
For two years, Nevermore’s superbly crafted and complicated versatility has been brooding. Thanks to the assistance of Queensrÿche/Dokken producer Kelly Gray, we are once again invited into the band’s dark subconscious with 2003’s Enemies Of Reality. Warrel Dane’s visceral, clarion calls leads the band to more limitless heights armed with the indestructible backbone of drummer Van Williams and bassist Jim Sheppard while venom, foreboding, and poignant despair continue to be born from the hands of Jeff Loomis within the confines of one song. The title track pummels you with its ferocity and cerebral aggression; “Never Purify” is a forlorn lament of the dismal reality we’ve surrounded ourselves in; and the emotionally evocative “Who Decides” exudes the insightfully mature observations through hindsight of a life lived in extremes.
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Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.
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Into Eternity Added To Opeth Tour
FIREBALL MINISTRY and INTO ETERNITY will be opening different legs of OPETH's upcoming headlining tour. FIREBALL MINISTRY will open all dates before Halloween. INTO ETERNITY will replace FIREBALL MINISTRY for all dates on and after Halloween.
PELICAN will be in direct support to OPETH for all dates before the October 24 show in Lawrence, KS. NEVERMORE will then replace PELICAN as the direct-support band from the Kansas date on.
Dates and support acts for OPETH break down as follows:
with PELICAN, FIREBALL MINISTRY:
October 9 - Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
October 10 - West Hollywood, CA @ House of Blues
October 11 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
October 12 - Portland, OR @ The Crystal Ballroom
October 14 - Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom
October 15 - Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
October 17 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Lo-Fi Cafe
October 18 - Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre
October 20 - Dallas, TX @ Trees
October 21 - Houston, TX @ Meridian
October 22 - San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit
with NEVERMORE, FIREBALL MINISTRY:
October 24 - Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck
October 25 - St. Louis, MO @ Pop's
October 26 - Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
October 27 - Detroit, MI @ Harpo's
October 28 - Toronto, ONT @ The Opera House
October 29 - Montreal, QUE @ Medley
October 30 - Worcester, MA @ The Palladium
with NEVERMORE, INTO ETERNITY:
October 31 - Philadelphia, PA @ Theater of the Living Arts
November 2 - Latham, NY @ Saratoga Winners
November 3 - New York, NY @ Webster Hall
November 4 - Buffalo, NY @ Showplace Theatre
November 5 - Springfield, VA @ Jaxx
November 6 - Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
November 7 - Winston-Salem, NC @ Ziggy's
November 8 - Atlanta, GA @ Roxy Theatre
November 9 - N. Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues
November 11 - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Culture Room
Opeth Tap Pelican & Nevermore For Support on Tour
Opeth have recruited Pelican and Nevermore to support them on separate legs of their upcoming North American headlining tour. Pelican will open up all dates ranging from October 09th through to October 22nd, while Nevermore will then replace them, opening on stops ranging from October 24th to November 11th. The complete revised schedule for the trek is as follows:
October 09th Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre
October 10th West Hollywood, CA - House of Blues
October 11th San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
October 12th Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom
October 15th Seattle, WA - El Corazon
October 17th Salt Lake City, UT - Lo-Fi Cafe
October 18th Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre
October 20th Dallas, TX - Trees
October 21st Houston, TX - Meridian
October 22nd San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit
October 24th Lawrence, KS - The Bottleneck
October 25th St. Louis, MO - Pop's
October 26th Chicago, IL - House of Blues
October 27th Detroit, MI - Harpo's
October 30th Worcester, MA - The Palladium
October 31st Philadelphia, PA - TLA
November 02nd Latham, NY - Saratoga Winners
November 03rd New York City, NY - Webster Hall
November 04th Buffalo, NY - Showplace Theatre
November 05th Springfield, VA - Jaxx
November 06th Cleveland, OH - House of Blues
November 07th Winston-Salem, NC - Ziggy's
November 08th Atlanta, GA - Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre
November 09th Lake Buena Vista, FL - House of Blues
November 11th Fort Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room
Nevermore To Open Opeth Tour
According to the Harpo's Concert Theatre venue website, Nevermore has been tapped as one of the openers for Opeth's forthcoming headlining US tour. Two more national openers will be announced soon.
Nevermore To Guest On Fuse's "Metal Asylum"
Nevermore will be featured on tomorrow's (August 30) on Fuse's "Metal Asylum" (rerun on September 3). The interview was recorded on the band's recent stop in New York City.
Nevermore's latest CD, "This Godless Endeavor", sounscanned over 11,000 units in four weeks. Following their remaining Gigantour dates, the band will be headlining a European tour with Mercenary and Dew-Scented.
Nevermore Ask Fans To Help Put Together Setlist
Nevermore is giving fans the chance to help put together their European setlist. You can vote for your favourite sons from each album at their official website. Check it out at www.nevermore.tv.
Nevermore are currently on Megadeth's Gigantour. The band will embark on a European tour starting September 16 in Tilburg, NL. Here are the dates for their European tour: More...
Nevermore Win Last Week's Dig It Or Dis It
Last weeks' theme on Yahoo! Music's Dig It or Dis It was Metal Madness. You got the chance to vote for some metal videos. The winner with 40% of the votes was Nevermore's "Final Product."
Here are the results for the other videos:
Arch Enemy, "Nemesis" - 10%
Trivium, "Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr" - 36%
Soilwork, "Light the Torch" - 4%
Unearth, "Zombie Autopilot" - 12%
Montreal Gigantour Show To Be Filmed For DVD & CD
Dream Theater has announced on their website that the Montreal, Canada Gigantour concert at the Bell Centre on September 2nd will be filmed and recorded for an upcoming Gigantour DVD and Gigantour CD.
Vote For Metal Videos On Yahoo Music
This week's theme on Yahoo music's Dig It or Dis It:
METAL MADNESS: Rock 'n' roll history is filled with hallowed headbangers, from Zeppelin to Sabbath, Maiden to Priest, Motley to Metallica, UFO to GNR. Which new-school metal band will take its rightful place alongside these hard-rockin' greats? Pick the next loud legend-in-the-making now.
You can vote for the following videos:
- Arch Enemy, "Nemesis"
- Trivium, "Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr"
- Nevermore, "Final Product"
- Soilwork, "Light the Torch"
- Unearth, "Zombie Autopilot"
Visit Yahoo music to vote.
Nevermore's "This Godless Endeavor" Debuts Strong
NEVERMORE’s new album This Godless Endeavor, released July 26th, sold over 5,200 copies in its first week. Catapulting the album to #12 on the Heatseekers Chart and #24 on the Indies Chart, the album showed the strongest first week sales in the band’s 13-year history. The album also debuted at #26 in the top 100 on the German charts and #51 in the Italian charts this past week. An MP3 of “Final Product” can downloaded here. Currently performing on the mainstage of Megadeth’s Gigantour alongside Dream Theater, Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan and more, the band is thrilled about fan and press reaction to the new album.
Additionally, the video for Nevermore’s “Final Product” will premier Saturday, August 6th on MTV2’s Headbanger’s Ball. Directed by Kevin Leonard (Himsa, Terror) the song is the first single from Nevermore’s new album This Godless Endeavor.
Already posted at Yahoo Music, and the Century Media website, the video was broadcast initially on Fuse’s Metal Asylum last night, Tuesday August 2nd.
Here are the Gigantour tour dates with Megadeth, Dream Theater, Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan, Life Of Agony, Dry Kill Logic, Symphony X and Bobaflex: More...
Gigantour Sales Update
The Gigantour summer festival trek — featuring co-headliners MEGADETH and DREAM THEATER alongside with a host of support acts — kicked off July 21 in Fresno, California. The following Nielsen SoundScan sales figures (as of August 3, 2005) for the bands participating in the tour have been rounded to the nearest thousand:
MEGADETH:
"Greatest Hits: Back to the Start" - 52,000 (+23,650 since July 13)
"The System Has Failed" - 162,000 (+1,739 since July 13)
"Countdown to Extinction" - 2,263,000 (+1,431 since July 13)
DREAM THEATER:
"Octavarium" - 56,000 (+8,160 since July 13)
"Train of Thought" - 125,000 (+803 since July 13)
"Images & Words" - 604,000 (+594 since July 13)
FEAR FACTORY:
"Archetype" - 128,000 (+942 since July 13)
"Obsolete" - 459,000 (+921 since July 13)
THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN:
"Miss Machine" - 68,000 (+822 since July 13)
"Calculating Infinity" - 69,000 (+345 since July 13)
NEVERMORE:
"This Godless Endeavor" - 5,000 (NEW!)
"Enemies of Reality" - 24,000 (+555 since July 13)
"Dead Heart In A Dead World" - 30,000 (+174 since July 13)
LIFE OF AGONY:
"Broken Valley" - 19,000 (+3,720 since July 13)
"River Runs Red" - 158,000 (+153 since July 13)
SYMPHONY X:
"The Odyssey" - 24,000 (+578 since July 13)
"V: The New Mythology Suite" - 19,000 (+152 since July 13)
DRY KILL LOGIC:
"Dead and Dreaming" - 24,000 (+570 since July 13)
"The Darker Side of Nonsense" - 60,000 (+131 since July 13)
BOBAFLEX - "Primitive Epic" - 4,000 (+48 since July 13)
NOTE: MEGADETH, DREAM THEATER, FEAR FACTORY, and NEVERMORE played 10 Gigantour shows between July 21 and August 2. SYMPHONY X, DRY KILL LOGIC, and BOBAFLEX played eight Gigantour shows between July 21 and August 2. LIFE OF AGONY played seven shows between July 21 and August 2. THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN has yet to make a Gigantour appearance.
EMI & Century Media Ink Distribution Deal
According to Hollywood Reporter, EMI Music on Friday said it has expanded its U.S. deal with Century Media in an exclusive international licensing and distribution agreement with the U.K.- and Germany-based independent label, which has an extensive roster of hard rock and metal acts. Century's product has been distributed in the U.S. by EMI's Caroline Distribution since 1997, and the music major will now distribute it throughout the U.K. and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The first album due under the new arrangement is Seattle band NEVERMORE's new album "This Godless Endeavor." Other Century Media acts include ARCH ENEMY, LACUNA COIL, NAPALM DEATH, and others. No financial details were disclosed.
Dew-Scented & Mercenary To Support Nevermore
German thrashers Dew-Scented and Danish metallers Mercenary and have been confirmed as the support acts on Nevermore's upcoming European tour beginning on September 16 in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Tour dates:
Sept 16 Tilburg (NL) - 013
Sept 17 Antwerpen (B) - Hof Ter Loo
Sept 18 Haarlem (NL) - Patronaat
Sept 20 Dudley (UK) - JB's
Sept 21 Glasgow (SCOT) - Cathouse
Sept 22 Dublin (IRE) - Whelans
Sept 23 Bradford (UK) - Rio
Sept 24 Nottingham (UK) - Rock City
Sept 25 London (UK) - Scala
Sept 27 Bochum (D) - Zeche
Sept 29 Milano (I) - Rolling Stone
Oct 01 Salzburg (A) - Rockhaus
Oct 02 Ljubljana (SLO) - VPK Mediapark
Oct 03 Budapest (HU) - Petofi Hall
Oct 05 Frankfurt (D) - Batschkapp
Oct 06 Hamburg (D) - Markthalle
Oct 08 Gothenburg (S) - Chalmers
Oct 09 Stockholm (S) - Klubben
Oct 11 Osnabrück (D) - Hyde Park
Gigantour Set Lists Revealed
The set lists from all the bands on "Gigantour," minus THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN since they have not joined the tour yet, from the first date of the tour (July 21st) in Fresno, CA at the Selland Arena have been released.
MEGADETH:
Blackmail The Universe
Set The World Afire
Skin Of My Teeth
In My Darkest Hour
Wake Up Dead
Reckoning Day
She Wolf
Angry Again
A Tout Le Monde
Die Dead Enough
Tornado Of Souls
Trust
Hangar 18
Kick The Chair
Sweating Bullets
Symphony Of Destruction
The Scorpion
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Peace Sells
DREAM THEATER:
The Root of All Evil
Under a Glass Moon
Fatal Tragedy
Panic Attack
The Glass Prison
This Dying Soul
Just Let Me Breathe
Lie
As I Am
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Pull Me Under/Metropolis
FEAR FACTORY:
Replica
Transgression
Demanufacture
Cyberwaste
Acres of Skin
Shock
Martyr
Archetype
Edgecrusher
NEVERMORE:
Narcosynthesis
Fault of the Flesh
Final Product
River Dragon
Enemies of Reality
LIFE OF AGONY:
Don’t Bother
This Time
Day He Died
Through
Love to Let U
Bad Seed
Wicked Ways
Underground
Rivers
SYMPHONY X:
Inferno
Evolution
Wicked
Sea of Lies
Sins
DRY KILL LOGIC:
Perfect Enemy
With Deepest Regret
Lost
Buckles
Snap Your Fingers Snap Your Neck
BOBAFLEX:
6 Feet Under
Bright Red Violent Sex
Got you Trapped
Medicine
Better Than Me
Turn the Heat Up
No Gigantour Second Stage At San Antonio or Cincy
There will be no second stage at either the San Antonio show, or the newly announced Cincinnati show. So that makes four venues - San Diego, San Antonio, Cincinnati, and Boston - where there will be no second stage.
Century Media Launches Special Nevermore Site
Century Media Records has launched a special Nevermore site with some interesting features. Check it out here.
Nevermore will embark on Megadeth's Gigantour. Check tour dates at this location.
Nevermore have recently announced their first European tour for This Godless Endeavor. Support will come from Dew Scented and Mercenary. Tour dates are as follows: More...
Cincinnati Show Added To Gigantour
An August 16th Cincinnati show has been added to Megadeth's upcoming Gigantour, which features Megadeth, Dream Theater (July 21 to September 3), Anthrax (September 6 to 11), Fear Factory, the Dillinger Escape Plan and Nevermore on the main stage, and Dry Kill Logic, Symphony X and Bobaflex on the Second Stage. However, there will be no second stage bands at the newly-announced Cincinnati show, nor at the San Antonio, San Diego or Boston shows. Also, second stage bands will be dropped after the Toronto date on September 3rd.
Tour dates so far: More...
Nevermore Reveals Confirmed Tour Dates
Nevermore has added more dates to their tour:
Sep. 16 (NL) Tilburg 013
Sep. 17 (B) Antwerpen Hof Ter Loo
Sep. 18 (NL) Haarlem Patronaat
Sep. 20 (UK) Dudley JB´s
Sep. 21 (UK) Glasgow Cathouse
Sep. 22 (UK) Dublin Wheelans
Sep. 23 (UK) Bradford Rio
Sep. 24 (UK) Nottingham Rock City
Sep. 25 (UK) London Scala
Sep. 27 (D) Bochum Zeche
Sep. 29 (I) Milan Rolling Stone
Oct. 01 (A) Salzburg Rockhaus
Oct. 02 (SLO) Ljubljana VPK Mediapark
Oct. 03 (HUN) Budapest Petofi Hall
Oct. 05 (D) Frankfurt Batschkapp
Oct. 06 (D) Hamburg Markthalle
Prior to that tour, Nevermore will be on Gigantour with Megadeth, Dream Theater, Life Of Agony, the Dillinger Escape Plan and more.
In other news, Nevermore's new album, “This Godless Endeavor,” which was produced at Backstage Studios in England with Andy Sneap, will be released on July 25th as a limited edition deluxe Digipak, CD as well as on LP format.
“This Godless Endeavor” tracklisting: More...
San Antonio Date Added To Megadeth's Gigantour
A San Antonio date for August 1st has been added to Megadeth's upcoming Gigantour.
Gigantour features Megadeth, Dream Theater, Fear Factory, the Dillinger Escape Plan and Nevermore on the main stage, and Dry Kill Logic, Symphony X and Bobaflex on the Second Stage. Upcoming tour dates
Jul 21 Fresno, CA - Selland Arena
Jul 22 Las Vegas, NV - Thomas and Mack
Jul 23 Phoenix, AZ - Cricket Amphitheatre
Jul 24 Los Angeles, CA - Verizon Wireless
Jul 26 Sacramento, CA - The Cove @ CalExpo
Jul 28 San Diego, CA - Open Air Theatre
Jul 29 Tucson, AZ - Casino Anselmo
Jul 30 Albuquerque, NM - Journal Amphitheatre
Aug 1 San Antonio, TX - Lone Star Pavilion
Aug 2 Dallas, TX - Nokia Live
Aug 3 Corpus Christi, TX - Concrete Street Amphitheater
Aug 5 Atlanta, GA - Gwinett
Aug 6 Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live
Aug 7 West Palm Beach, FL - Sound Advice Amphitheater
Aug 8 Tampa, FL - St. Pete's Times Forum
Aug 10 Detroit, MI - DTE Energy Music Theater
Aug 11 Ft. Wayne, IN - Coliseum Expo
Aug 12 Chicago, IL - Tweeter Center
Aug 13 Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom Complex
Aug 14 Cleveland, OH - Tower City Amphitheatre
Aug 17 Pittsburgh, PA - Chevrolet Amphitheatre
Aug 19 Portland, ME - Civic Center
Aug 20 Manchester, NH - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
Aug 21 Poughkeepsie, NY - Mid-Hudson Civic
Aug 23 Wantagh, NY - Jones Beach
Aug 24 Holmdel, NJ - PNC Banks Art Center
Aug 26 Boston, MA - Bank of America Pavilion
Aug 27 Reading, PA - Soverign Center
Aug 28 Atlantic City, NJ - House of Blues
Aug 30 Buffalo, NY - Darien Lakes Amphitheatre
Sept 2 Montreal, QU - Bell Centre
Sept 3 Toronto, ON - Molson Amphitheatre
Sept 10 Seattle, WA - White River Amphitheatre (no second stage bands)
Nevermore Listening Party To Take Place July 16
Seattle Nevermore fans heed! "This Godless Endeavor" will be played in its entirety at Seattle’s Studio 7 on July 16th from 8:00 to 10:00 PM. Hosted by KISW 99.9 FM’s Metal Shop, all are welcome to this free event. The album will be released on July 26, during the band’s main stage summer appearance on Megadeth’s Gigantour alongside Dream Theater, Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan, Life Of Agony and more.
Nevermore "Final Product" MP3 Posted, Video Filmed
Preparing for the July 26th North American release of their magnum opus, This Godless Endeavor, Seattle’s NEVERMORE filmed the video for “Final Product” in Los Angeles this past weekend. On the video shoot and its concept vocalist Warrel Dane commented: “We shot the video last Saturday for ‘Final Product’ with director Kevin Leonard (Himsa, Diecast), and it was a blast. He came up with a great concept, capturing the vibe of the song perfectly. Lots of manic live band shots and a brilliant performance by an actor named Bob Jones, who played a creepy character obsessed by the dreaded black seeds referred to in the lyrics. It’s going to be one hell of a video, and we were all really happy to be working with Kevin again.” Pictures from the video shoot can be found here.
When asked what is the band will be doing in the forthcoming weeks, Dane commented: “Next step, some rehearsals for festival dates in Europe and then Gigantour. We’ll be playing three rotating sets on Gigantour, so fans going to more than one show will get to hear different songs. This way we’ll be fully prepared for our European headlining tour that starts immediately afterwards. Plans are in the works for another U.S. tour, but nothing is confirmed as of yet. Until then, see you on Gigantour.”
This Godless Endeavor was recorded in England with celebrated producer Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Arch Enemy), who recently remastered the band’s 2003 album Enemies Of Reality. Gigantour, which features Megadeth, Dream Theater, Fear Factory, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Life Of Agony, and more, will run across North America from late July to September. You can download and listen to “Final Product,” the first single from This Godless Endeavor.
Seattle NEVERMORE fans can catch a preview of This Godless Endeavor at the July 15th album listening party hosted by KISW 99.9 FM’s Metal Shop (venue TBA).
Gigantour - featuring Megadeth, Dream Theater, Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan, Nevermore, Life of Agony, Dry Kill Logic, Symphony X, Bobaflex - tour dates are as follows: More...
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