Special Guests CLUTCH And THE PICTUREBOOKS To Support

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Today, multi-platinum Danish rock band VOLBEAT confirm 15 U.S. headlining dates on their “Rewind, Replay, Rebound World Tour” this April and May, bringing the tour to cities including Las Vegas, Nashville, Atlanta, Baltimore, and New York City (full dates below). Special guests CLUTCH will be direct support on all dates, with the exception of the May 2nd Hershey, PA show which will feature direct support from GOJIRA. THE PICTUREBOOKS will open each night on this tour. Ticket pre-sales begin Tuesday, January 14th and general on-sales begin Friday, January 17 at 10am local time here. A limited number of VIP packages will also be available for purchase and include meet & greet and photo opps, exclusive merch items and priority check in with early entry to the show and early access to merch.

The band has previously announced European festival and headline appearances coming in June and July, following their sold-out 2019 European run.

“We can’t wait to get back to the States and bring a full, headline-length VOLBEAT show to our U.S. fans,” said the band, “and we’re beyond ecstatic to have our great friends in CLUTCH and our new friends in THE PICTUREBOOKS joining us for the ride. We will see you very, very soon!”

Additionally, the band will be headlining 98 KUPD’s UFEST 2020 April 4th at Big Surf in Tempe, AZ and will appear at FM99 WNOR’s Lunatic Luau alongside DISTURBED on May 1st at Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater in Virginia Beach. Tickets for both shows go on sale on Friday, January 17. Check volbeat.dk for details.

VOLBEAT recently debuted their new music video for “Die To Live (feat. Neil Fallon)” directed by Adam Rothlein at Ghost Atomic Pictures and taped at Futura Studio in Roslindale, MA. The song and video both feature appearances by BLUTCH’s Neil Fallon, as well as Raynier Jacob Jacildo and Doug Corcoran of JD McPherson’s band. Watch the music video for “Die To Live (feat. Neil Fallon)” on KNAC.COM HERE.

VOLBEAT Tour Dates

• 4.04 /// Tempe, AZ /// Big Surf%
• 4.05 /// Las Vegas, NV /// Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort^
• 4.07 /// Denver, CO /// Mission Ballroom^
• 4.08 /// Independence, MO /// Silverstein Eye Centers Arena^
• 4.10 /// Irving, TX /// The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory^
• 4.11 /// Beaumont, TX /// Ford Arena^
• 4.13 /// Nashville, TN /// Nashville Municipal Auditorium^
• 4.14 /// Knoxville, TN /// Knoxville Civic Coliseum^
• 4.15 /// Atlanta, GA /// Coca-Cola Roxy^
• 5.01 /// Virginia Beach, VA /// Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater*
• 5.02 /// Hershey, PA /// GIANT Center#
• 5.03 /// Charlotte, NC /// Epicenter Festival
• 5.05 /// Youngstown, OH /// Covelli Centre^
• 5.06 /// Columbus, OH /// Schottenstein Center^
• 5.08 /// Minneapolis, MN /// 93X Twin City Takeover
• 5.09 /// Milwaukee, WI /// Eagles Ballroom^
• 5.10 /// Grand Rapids, MI /// The DeltaPlex Arena^
• 5.12 /// Baltimore, MD /// UMBC Event Center^
• 5.13 /// New York, NY /// The Rooftop at Pier 17^
• 6.2 /// Helsinki, Finland /// Suvilahti
• 6.3-6 /// Solvesborg, Sweden /// Sweden Rocks
• 6.5-7 /// Nuremberg, Germany /// Rock am Park
• 6.5-7 /// Nurburg, Germany /// Rock im Park
• 6.07 /// Berlin, Germany /// Waldbühne
• 6.8 /// Hannover, Germany /// Expo Plaza
• 6.11-12 /// Nickelsdorf, Austria /// Nova Rock
• 6.11-13 /// Interlaken, Switzerland /// Greenfield Festival
• 6.14 /// Derby, United Kingdom /// Download Festival
• 6.16 /// Belfast, United Kingdom /// Ulster Hall
• 6.17 /// Bristol, United Kingdom /// O2 Academy
• 6.19 /// Clisson, France /// Hellfest
• 6.21 /// Landgraaf, Netherlands /// Pinkpop
• 6.25-27 // Madrid, Spain /// Rock The Night Festival