Murderdolls Reveal Dates For First UK Headline Tour In Six Years & Tickets
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Written by Jon Stickler
Fresh from their performance at September's Ozzfest at London's O2 Arena, the Murderdolls have revealed plans to return in February 2011 for their 'God Save The Scream' tour. The tour will be the band's first UK headline tour in over six years.
Murderdolls have just concluded their stateside run of gigs which saw them support shock-rockers Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper's 'Halloween Hootenanny' touring show. They will also be hosting their own Halloween spectacular as headliners for a show at Hollywood's Roxy venue on Ocotber 31st.
Speaking about the Murderdolls return to the UK, frontman for the band Wednesday 13 had this to say. "I can't wait to bring the Murderdolls back for our first UK tour since 2003. The Death Valley Superstars are on their way! You've got blood and we'll take it". Meanwhile, band lead guitarist and co-songwriter Joey Jordison added. There's no other place I love to play with the Murderdolls more than the UK. Its our home and will ALWAYS be our home. This is gonna top anything we've ever done there. Can't wait to see all of you. Let's party, motherfuckers!! I NEED THIS!!.
Releasing their first album in eight years last August, 'Women And Children Last' was received by both critics and fans with some rave reviews. Metal Hammer described the new album as The Murderdolls are back they're pissed off and this time they mean every fucking word of it.
Support on the Murderdolls 2011 UK tour comes from Black Veil Brides. Full details of the tour are listed below.
February 2011
Wed 2nd Feb PORTSMOUTH Pyramids
Thu 3rd Feb NORWICH Waterfront
Fri 4th Feb BRISTOL O2 Academy
Sat 5th Feb SHEFFIELD Corporation
Mon 7th Feb WOLVERHAMPTON Wulfrun Hall
Tue 8th Feb MIDDLESBROUGH Empire
Wed 9th Feb GLASGOW O2 ABC
Fri 11th Feb MANCHESTER Academy 2
Sat 12th Feb LONDON HMV Forum
Sun 13th Feb NOTTINGHAM Rock City
Mon 14th Feb EXETER Lemon Grove
Tickets For the Murderdolls are onsale from 9am on Friday 29th October. Tickets are priced at £15.00 for regional shows and £17.50 for the London show.
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