Stone Sour to Headline Spring Jagermeister Tour

posted Jan 10, 2007 at 12:37 PM by Fetal Feast. (12 Comments)

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Stone Sour will lead the charge on this year's Jägermeister Music Tour - their first headlining tour in support of latest album Come What(ever) May, and featuring special guests Lacuna Coil and Shadows Fall. The Tour kicks off on March 23rd in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Fresh from their sold-out European/UK tour, Grammy-nominated Stone Sour is primed to capture the attention and the hearts of the rock ‘n roll masses. The band is a multi-faceted hard rock force of nature whose twisting melodies run the gamut of emotions. Stone Sour were the band to see at last summer's Family Values Tour where they performed with Korn and The Deftones, and, more recently, the band toured with Disturbed to rave reviews. Come What(ever) May is already certified gold and on its way to platinum.

"This has been something we have been looking forward to for a very long time." says Stone Sour vocalist, Corey Taylor. "Having done this tour before, I can honestly say it's like nothing I've ever experienced. It's our time, and we're coming for you."

The Tour will rock through May and each show will be rounded out with a local Jägermeister band. Going on six years, the Jägermeister Music Tour is bigger and bolder than ever, becoming THE hard rock show to see. Produced by Live Nation, past Tours have brought Disturbed, Slayer, Slipknot, Staind and Hatebreed, to the masses, and now the Tour continues its hard rock charge.

Fans will get the chance to see some of the biggest acts in rock and receive some of the sweetest swag around, including great Jägermeister prizes and giveaways like the Jägermeister Compilation CDs with live and unreleased tracks from Jägermeister bands as well as plenty of Jägermeister shirts, hats, and more. Other prizes and giveaways from sponsors include custom tour prizes from Schecter Guitars, Peavey Electronics, and Coffin Case.

See below for a list of cities (exact dates TBD shortly) and pick up Stone Sour's Come What(ever) May CD - featuring the hard-charging "30/30-150," among other incredible sonic nuggets - in stores now.

Jägermeister Music Tour Spring 2007 Tour cities:

St. Paul, MN / Myth
Milwaukee, WI / The Rave
Cincinnati, OH / Bogart's
Chicago, IL / Congress
Indianapolis, IN / Egyptian
Detroit, MI / State Theatre
Niagara Falls, NY / The Dome
Cleveland, OH / House of Blues
New York, NY / Roseland Ballroom
Boston, MA / Avalon
Philadelphia, PA / Electric Factory
Atlantic City, NJ / House of Blues
Baltimore, MD / Ram's Head
Atlanta, GA / Tabernacle
Miami, FL / Revolution
Myrtle Beach, SC / House of Blues
Orlando, FL / House of Blues
Houston, TX / Verizon Wireless Theater
Dallas, TX / Palladium
San Antonio, TX / Sunset Station
Las Vegas, NV / House of Blues
Phoenix, AZ / Celebrity Theatre
San Diego, CA / House of Blues
Anaheim, CA / House of Blues
Los Angeles, CA / Wiltern LG
Denver, CO / Fillmore
Kansas City, MO / Beaumont
St. Louis, MO / Pageant
Omaha, NE / Sokol
Des Moines, IA / Val Air Ballroom

Source: Roadrunner Records

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12 Comments on "Stone Sour to Headline Spring Jagermeister Tour"

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1. MuDvAyNe fan writes:

whoot stone sour owns!

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 12:59 PM ET | IP Logged

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2. Rue writes:

Not a huge fan of Stone Sour, but I'd like to see Corey perform without his mask on. Lacuna Coil and Shadows Fall....not a bad selection of support. It always makes for a great show when you have support bands capable of headlining.

I just had to laugh: "....among other incredible sonic nuggets...."

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 1:00 PM ET | IP Logged

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3. deathbringer writes:

Glad to see the Jager tours getting back to heavier music. The last couple were complete sh**, and that was after several awesome lineups prior including Slayer.

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 1:18 PM ET | IP Logged

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4. StabbingTheDrama writes:

I'm definitely going to this! And it's a good tour that actually coming to Chicago! Wish they coulda picked a venue with better sound though...but beggers can't be choosers. At least they're coming!!! I haven't seen Shadows Fall since Ozzfest '05.

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 1:55 PM ET | IP Logged

5. BrianSD writes:

This is the first Jager tour in a while that I might go to.
StabbingTheDrama....It does sound better than the Aragon at least, saw 7dust at the Congress last yr, however the floor could be bigger.

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 2:53 PM ET | IP Logged

6. eclipse writes:

what a gay tour. stone sour are f***ing weak.

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 4:41 PM ET | IP Logged

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7. Vayne Theories writes:

S-S is weak, but they have some decent songs inside some of their albums. Shadows Fall is f***in awesome, possibly one of my 5 favorite hands. Lacuna Coil used to be more respectable before their most recent release.

# Jan 10, 2007 @ 5:15 PM ET | IP Logged

8. BodomBastard writes:

Worst Jagermeister Tour Ever!
A maggot to fagget headlining???
This is terrible, i hate corey taylor...

# Jan 11, 2007 @ 8:46 AM ET | IP Logged

9. Levi writes:

Corey Taylor has made it un cool to like Slipknot it is over now

# Jan 16, 2007 @ 6:14 PM ET | IP Logged

10. eddy writes:

ok ok. now this is just wrong from metal to a guy singing about glass bring on someone like deadstar assembly or between the buried and me or even dir en grey then we'd have a decent line up.

# Jan 16, 2007 @ 10:06 PM ET | IP Logged

11. lux writes:

I saw Lacuna Coil in the Las Vegas, House of Blues for The Blackest of Black Tour and they rocked!!! Cant get enough of em'!!! So glad they are coming back!!!!!

# Jan 23, 2007 @ 1:35 PM ET | IP Logged

12. JAMES 44 writes:

they perform the best for you.

# Jan 27, 2007 @ 10:52 PM ET | IP Logged

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