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Escape the Fate and Attack Attack! are joining forces to co-headline the This World Is Ours Tour, which will also feature the Word Alive, Mest and Secrets.

It’s understandable if you think you know a lot about Corey Taylor. After all, the media often trumpets his outspoken comments, including those about other artists. Yet, the frontman of Slipknot and Stone Sour is much more complex than the headlines would portray.

Just days after they announced the cities for their upcoming tour of what they’re calling “classic theatres,” Jane’s Addiction have revealed the dates — and they’ve also lined up a sweet high-profile gig at Volkswagen’s pre-Super Bowl Rock & Roll Fan Tailgate Party on Feb. 5, where they’ll be appearing with the Roots and DJ Pete Wentz.

After successfully unleashing their signature brand of thrash and groove metal throughout Europe, Machine Head are ready to unleash the locusts in the North American leg of ‘The Eighth Plague’ tour. The band will be joined on the road by deathcore act Suicide Silence and metalcore outfit Darkest Hour.

Nickelback have just announced dates for a massive North American headlining arena tour, and they’re bringing fellow rock heavyweights Bush and Seether with them on the trek.

Red Hot Chili Peppers singer Anthony Kiedis recently underwent surgery for multiple foot injuries, forcing the band to postpone their upcoming U.S. tour dates.

We recently reported dates for the first leg of the 2012 tour featuring A Day to Remember and Rise Against, with openers the Menzingers. Dates for the second leg of the North American trek have now been announced, with Title Fight taking over for the Menzingers in the opening slot.

King’s X, one of metal’s favorite prog rock trios, is heading out on tour this spring, with a focus on the west coast.

British metalcore act Rise to Remain have been forced to cancel their stint on Machine Head‘s upcoming tour due to the departure of bassist Joe Copcutt and drummer Pat Lundy. The band gained international recognition in 2011 by opening for Iron Maiden during a handful of European dates.

Blockbuster tour alert! Well, if all those rumors about Motley Crue breaking up after their Las Vegas residency were getting you down, here’s a new rumor to cheer you up! The rock site BraveWords has it on good authority that Motley Crue and KISS are gearing up to join forces for a mega fall 2012 tour run.

In support of their recently released sixth studio album, ‘Hats Off to the Bull,’ Chevelle are set to head out on the road with opening acts Middle Class Rut and Janus for a U.S. tour.

Retro rocker Lenny Kravitz is getting ready to kick off a winter U.S. tour run that starts in Boston on Jan. 27. The trek, his first American run in five years, will support his latest studio album, ‘Black and White America.’