A full itinerary has been announced for the second Jagermeister tour, which, as previously reported, will feature co-headliners Saliva and hed(pe), as well as Breaking Benjamin, Systematic, and Stereomud. The hard rock tour will launch March 6 in Philadelphia, and continue for 30 dates before wrapping April 20 in Detroit.
Saliva is touring in support of its latest Island release, "Back Into Your System," which is at No. 63 on The Billboard 200. The band's recent single, "Always," is No. 2 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks tally. Saliva is currently on its own headlining tour, which will keep the band on the road through the end of February.
Both hed(pe) and Systematic will release albums during the tour. The former's "Blackout" is due March 18 via Jive, and the title track is slated to impact radio in early February. Elektra's Systematic will release "Pleasure to Burn" on April 15.
Stereomud's "Breathing" breached the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart last week at No. 39, and the band's forthcoming Columbia set, "Every Given Moment," is due this spring. Breaking Benjamin is out in support of its debut Hollywood Records set, "Saturate," which last year hit No. 136 on The Billboard 200.
The tour will once again be promoted by Clear Channel Entertainment and sponsored by the German-liquor importer. Each concert-goer will receive an 18-track compilation CD, with tracks from Slayer, hed(pe), Drowning Pool, Otep, and Systematic, among others. Additionally, each date will feature a local act. Tickets will sell for around $20.
Last year, the inaugural Jagermeister tour featured Drowning Pool, Coal Chamber, and Ill Nino. Jagermeister, which invests $1 million in the tour, is planning to sponsor a fall outing headlined by Slayer.
Here are the dates for the Jagermeister tour:
March 6: Philadelphia (The Electric Factory)
March 7: New York (Roseland)
March 8: Washington, D.C. (Nation)
March 9: Boston (Avalon)
March 12: Charleston, S.C. (Music Farm)
March 13: Atlanta (Roxy)
March 14: Orlando, Fla. (Hard Rock Cafe)
March 15: West Palm Beach, Fla. (Backstage)
March 16: Tampa, Fla. (The Masquerade)
March 19: New Orleans (Tipitinas)
March 20: Houston (Verizon Wireless Theater)
March 21: Dallas (Canyon Club)
March 23: San Antonio, Texas (Sunset Station)
March 26: Albuquerque, N.M. (Sunshine Theater)
March 27: Phoenix (Nita's Hideway)
March 28: Los Angeles (The Wiltern)
March 29: Las Vegas (House of Blues)
March 30: San Diego (Cane's)
April 1: San Francisco (venue TBA)
April 4: Seattle (Showbox)
April 5: Portland, Ore. (Crystal Ballroom)
April 8: Denver (The Gothic)
April 10: Kansas City, Mo. (The Uptown)
April 11: St. Louis (Pageant)
April 12: Milwaukee (The Rave)
April 13: Minneapolis (Quest)
April 17: Chicago (House of Blues)
April 18: Pittsburgh (Metropol)
April 19: Cleveland (Tower City Amphitheater)
April 20: Detroit (Clutch Cargos)
Saliva is touring in support of its latest Island release, "Back Into Your System," which is at No. 63 on The Billboard 200. The band's recent single, "Always," is No. 2 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks tally. Saliva is currently on its own headlining tour, which will keep the band on the road through the end of February.
Both hed(pe) and Systematic will release albums during the tour. The former's "Blackout" is due March 18 via Jive, and the title track is slated to impact radio in early February. Elektra's Systematic will release "Pleasure to Burn" on April 15.
Stereomud's "Breathing" breached the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart last week at No. 39, and the band's forthcoming Columbia set, "Every Given Moment," is due this spring. Breaking Benjamin is out in support of its debut Hollywood Records set, "Saturate," which last year hit No. 136 on The Billboard 200.
The tour will once again be promoted by Clear Channel Entertainment and sponsored by the German-liquor importer. Each concert-goer will receive an 18-track compilation CD, with tracks from Slayer, hed(pe), Drowning Pool, Otep, and Systematic, among others. Additionally, each date will feature a local act. Tickets will sell for around $20.
Last year, the inaugural Jagermeister tour featured Drowning Pool, Coal Chamber, and Ill Nino. Jagermeister, which invests $1 million in the tour, is planning to sponsor a fall outing headlined by Slayer.
Here are the dates for the Jagermeister tour:
March 6: Philadelphia (The Electric Factory)
March 7: New York (Roseland)
March 8: Washington, D.C. (Nation)
March 9: Boston (Avalon)
March 12: Charleston, S.C. (Music Farm)
March 13: Atlanta (Roxy)
March 14: Orlando, Fla. (Hard Rock Cafe)
March 15: West Palm Beach, Fla. (Backstage)
March 16: Tampa, Fla. (The Masquerade)
March 19: New Orleans (Tipitinas)
March 20: Houston (Verizon Wireless Theater)
March 21: Dallas (Canyon Club)
March 23: San Antonio, Texas (Sunset Station)
March 26: Albuquerque, N.M. (Sunshine Theater)
March 27: Phoenix (Nita's Hideway)
March 28: Los Angeles (The Wiltern)
March 29: Las Vegas (House of Blues)
March 30: San Diego (Cane's)
April 1: San Francisco (venue TBA)
April 4: Seattle (Showbox)
April 5: Portland, Ore. (Crystal Ballroom)
April 8: Denver (The Gothic)
April 10: Kansas City, Mo. (The Uptown)
April 11: St. Louis (Pageant)
April 12: Milwaukee (The Rave)
April 13: Minneapolis (Quest)
April 17: Chicago (House of Blues)
April 18: Pittsburgh (Metropol)
April 19: Cleveland (Tower City Amphitheater)
April 20: Detroit (Clutch Cargos)
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