Metallica Reveal an Extensive North American Tour

The hard rock luminaries hit the road with their tenth album to date, Death Magnetic, and tap an equally shrapnel-shredding act to open: The Sword.
James Hetfield of Metallica / Photo by Eric Nowels

Who? Los Angeles-based hard rockers Metallica, plus a bevy of opening acts, including SPIN.com faves/Southern headbangers the Sword.

Gym Class Heroes Map Fall Tour

In support of their forthcoming new record, entitled The Quilt, the hip-hop and indie-pop crew plan a lengthy U.S. jaunt with the Roots.
Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy/Photo By Erika Goldring

Who? Emo/hip-hop/indie-pop hybrid Gym Class Heroes, headed by MC (and boyfriend of "I Kissed a Girl" songstress Katy Perry) Travis McCoy. Hot on the heels of an unsavory tiff on the road, McCoy and co.

Yeasayer Announce Fall Tour

The experimental psych-rockers will embark on a North American jaunt before returning to the studio to record the follow-up to All Hour Cymbals.
Yeasayer's Chris Keating / Photo by Tracy Nunnery

Who?: Brooklyn's freaky, electronically-treated Yeasayer, punctuated by the eerie vocals of frontman Chris Keating. The quartet released their heady debut, All Hour Cymbals, in October of 2007 to widespread acclaim; recently, the band wrapped up a stint supporting Beck on the European leg of his Modern Guilt outing.

Deerhunter Plots Fall Tour

Georgia-based white noise weirdos Deerhunter announce a North American journey in support of their upcoming album, Microcastle, due Oct. 28.
Deerhunter / Photo by Daniel DiScala

Who? Atlanta's fuzzed out experimental shoegazers Deerhunter, fronted by blogger/solo artist Bradford Cox. Having built a following with the critically acclaimed Cryptograms, it was then announced that the band would go on indefinite hiatus.

Kings of Leon Unveil North American Tour

The Southern quartet plot a 24-date jaunt in support of forthcoming new album Only By the Night. The Whigs, the Stills, and We Are Scientists will open select dates.
Kings of Leon

Who? Bible-thumping sons-of-a-preacher -- plus their cousin -- who formed Kings of Leon early this decade, debuting with Youth and Young Manhood in 2003 before garnering praise aplenty with their breakout set, Aha Shake Heartbreak.

Bishop Allen Announce Fall Touring Plans

The New York indie popsmiths gear up to hit the road after finishing their follow-up to last year's The Broken String.
Bishop Allen / Photo by Aubrey Edwards

Who?The charming NYC indie-pop group whose core members are Justin Rice (vocals/keyboards) and Christian Rudder (stringed instruments).

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