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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA Announces 2011 North American Tour With For Today and Whitechapel!

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Channel: rockandmetalnewz · 2011 · Music

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Fresh off the 2011 Warped Tour and armed with what the U.K.'s Metal Hammer called the band's "most ferocious release to date," rising metalcore darlings THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA announce "Dead Throne Tour: North America 2011", the first North American leg of the band's 2011 - 2012 worldwide tour. The 37-date headline trek kicks off on November 3 in Milwaukee and will criss-cross the U.S. and Canada over a six-week period. "Dead Throne Tour: North America 2011" will feature WHITECHAPEL, ENTER SHIKARI, and FOR TODAY on all dates.

The "Dead Throne Tour" will come on the heels of the band's October headline trek through Australia that kicks off October 20 in Perth, taking the band to Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.

These North American dates are in support of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA's fourth album, the highly-anticipated "Dead Throne" (Ferret), produced by KILLSWITCH ENGAGE mad genius Adam Dutkiewicz, and set for a September 13 release. With "Dead Throne", the band — frontman Mike Hranica, guitarist and clean vocalist Jeremy DePoyster, guitarist Chris Rubey, bassist Andy Trick, keyboardist James Baney and drummer Daniel Williams — has turned a corner by turning up the aggression and turning on the emotions. The new album erupts with what THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA has merely hinted at in the past — it is a brilliant, emotional, captivating and brutal journey that tackles issues of failed relationships and the perseverance of faith.

"We aim to give listeners and fans something they can enjoy, but we'll also always make songs we personally stand behind," said Hranica. "We'd write differently if we were purely trying to sell albums, that's just not how it works for us. No compromises."

Dates for THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA's "Dead Throne Tour: North America 2011" are as follows:

Nov. 03 - The Rave, Milwaukee, WI
Nov. 06 - House of Blues, Chicago, IL
Nov. 07 - Epic, Minneapolis, MN
Nov. 08 - The Garrick, Winnipeg, MB Canada
Nov. 10 - Edmonton Events Center, Edmonton, AB Canada
Nov. 11 - MacEwan Ballroom, Calgary, AB Canada
Nov. 13 - Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, BC Canada
Nov. 14 - Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA
Nov. 15 - Roseland Theatre, Portland, OR
Nov. 17 - Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, CA
Nov. 18 - The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA
Nov. 19 - SOMA, San Diego, CA
Nov. 20 - Club Nokia, Los Angeles, CA
Nov. 21 - Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ
Nov. 23 - Saltair, Magna, UT
Nov. 25 - Summit Music Hall, Denver, CO
Nov. 26 - Diamond Ballroom, Oklahoma City, OK
Nov. 27 - House of Blues, Dallas, TX
Nov. 28 - Backstage Live, San Antonio, TX
Nov. 29 - Warehouse Live Ballroom, Houston, TX
Nov. 30 - House of Blues, New Orleans, LA
Dec. 02 - Ritz Ybor, Tampa, FL
Dec. 03 - Revolution, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Dec. 04 - House of Blues, Orlando, FL
Dec. 05 - The Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
Dec. 07 - Amos' Southend, Charlotte, NC
Dec. 08 - The National, Richmond, VA
Dec. 09 - The Fillmore, Silver Spring, MD
Dec. 10 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
Dec. 11 - Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, NJ
Dec. 13 - Best Buy Theatre, New York, NY
Dec. 14 - The Palladium, Worcester, MA
Dec. 15 - Metropolis, Montreal, QC Canada
Dec. 16 - Kool Haus, Toronto, ONT Canada
Dec. 17 - Royal Oak Music Theatre, Royal Oak, MI
Dec. 18 - Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH

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