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Atheist Announces North American Tour Dates

posted Jan 25, 2011 at 2:17 PM by xFiruath.  (4 Comments)

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Season of Mist has issued the following announcement about new North American tour dates from Atheist:

"After 17 long years, the progressive metal forefathers return to the North American tour trail! Atheist are personally delivering the monumental sounds of the critically acclaimed new album 'Jupiter' to seven lucky cities. Main support will come from Philadelphia's metalcore champs and new fellow label mates A Life Once Lost, Relapse Records recording artists Revocation and Prosthetic recording artists Last Chance To Reason. Be sure to catch this rare appearance and return of Atheist."

The dates are as follows:

March 4 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
March 5 Pomona, CA @ Fox Theater / Scion Rock Fest
March 7 Toronto, ON @ Wreck Room
March 8 Montreal, QC @ Le Petit Campus
March 9 New York, NY @ Santo's Party House
March 10 Baltimore, MD @ Sonar
March 12 Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade

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4 Comments on "Atheist Announces North American Shows"

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1. Rokubungi writes:

Meh. Lack of Tony Choy doesn't bode well with me.

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2. THRASH TILL DEATH writes:

Y no dallas

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3. Jenny writes:

Damm-it, no Oregon :(

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4. R Tenney writes:

I'm happy for these guys belated success. Back in the day 92 they couldn't sell out a broom closet They were literely that unpopular.ahead of their time.

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