Carcass NA Tour

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CARCASS, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, GORGUTS and NOISEM are confirmed for the third annual Decibel Magazine Tour this March and April.

Organizers state: With two triumphant star-studded national tours under our bullet belt, Decibel Magazine is raising the (bloody) stakes on our hotly anticipated third cross-country domination. This spring, we're proud to bring you the reanimation of death metal demigods Carcass alongside melodeath powerhouse The Black Dahlia Murder, technical death metal heroes Gorguts and emerging death/thrash squad Noisem.

The third time's the harm, as Carcass—the Liverpool legends responsible for Surgical Steel, our number one album of 2013—embark upon their first sustained domestic tour in five years. Presented by Nuclear Blast, Peavey, Metal Blade, IndieMerchstore.com, Season of Mist and Lace Music, the 2014 Decibel Magazine Tour will fester across North America for 21 putrefying dates, once again seamlessly integrating the past, present and future of extreme music."




Ever-acerbic Carcass frontman Jeff Walker finds it difficult to contain his enthusiasm: "This is possibly the unsexiest Decibel Tour lineup yet," he quips. "We're all bringing the 'girth' back to the US, along with gray hair and sensible footwear. But it's the music that matters, right? Just close your eyes and think of England. If that fails, think of Tampa."

Black Dahlia Murder frontman Trevor Strand is a longtime Carcass superfan, so much so that he has the coolest tattoo ever: surgical instruments from the cover of the 1992 Tools of the Trade EP: "We are absolutely thrilled to be a part of this amazing tour. I will do my best to play it cool in the presence of such great and influential musicians who I have worshipped since the seventh grade—but I can't guarantee anything. We in the Dahlia camp are elated to have been considered, and vow to do our best to impress. Nothing less for the combined might of Carcass and Gorguts!"

Luc Lemay of Canadian technical death metal institution Gorguts can't wait to bring songs from 2013 comeback sensation Colored Sands to the stage. "Since the first day I discovered Decibel, I always saw them like an institution," he enthuses. "So, when I got the news that we were offered to be part of their annual tour, I felt totally honored and excited as hell! It will be amazing to share the stage with Carcass, the Black Dahlia Murder and Noisem to perform our new music every night!"

As for Baltimore death-thrash upstarts Noisem—who blew minds with brutal-beyond-their-years debut Agony Defined—guitarist Sebastian Phillips keeps his thoughts on the tour perfectly succinct: "Dream come true. Period."

There will be a number of VIP premium packages available in each market, providing you with a T-shirt, poster, "Skip the Line" pass and free digital sampler from Nuclear Blast. The price of this package is less than you would spend on a ticket and a tour shirt at the show!

More details, including ticket info, are announced at this location. Pre-Sale tickets are available now at this location.

Tour dates:

March
18 - Orlando, FL - The Beachum Theater
19 - Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
21 - Dallas, TX - Prophet Bar
22 - Austin, TX - Mohawk
24 - Phoenix, AZ - The Press Room
25 - Santa Ana, CA - The Observatory
26 - San Francisco, CA - The Regency Ballroom
28 - Vancouver, BC - Commodore Ballroom
29 - Seattle, WA - Showbox Market
30 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater

April
2 - Denver, CO - Summit Music Hall
4 - Minneapolis, MN - Mill City Nights
5 - Chicago, IL - House Of Blues
6 - Columbus, OH - Newport Music Hall
7 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE
8 - Toronto, ON - Sound Academy
9 - Montreal, QC - Metropolis
10 - Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club
11 - New York, NY - Best Buy Theater
12 - Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero Theatre
13 - Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore
 
Uh oh. I'm not sure what the overlap in audiences is there.

actually a lot of locals pretty much. Chicago is a huge death metal town. I know a few who were already freaking out but saying they may do the fest since Carcass just played here and Gorguts are playing this weekend. Hopefully people will go to the fest but I think any fan of death metal or the band will chose that one sadly.