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Kyuss Lives! have added five dates to their current North American tour. The band features original Kyuss members John Garcia, Nick Oliveri, and Brant Bjork, along with Bruno Fevery.
The additional dates are as follows:
11/18 Los Angeles, CA, Wiltern Theatre
12/07 Baltimore, MD, Ram’s Head Live
12/08 New Haven, CT, Toad’s Place
12/09 Long Island, NY, Paramount
12/10 Montclair, NJ, Wellmont
Kyuss Lives! full North American tour dates:
09/28 New Orleans, LA, House of Blues **
09/29 Houston, TX, Warehouse Live **
10/01 Austin, TX, Stubb’s **
10/02 Dallas, TX, South Side Music Hall **
10/04 Denver, CO, The Summit Music Hall **
10/05 Santa Fe, NM, Santa Fe Brewing Company **
10/06 Tempe, AZ, Marquee Theatre **
10/07 Las Vegas, NV, House of Blues **
10/08 Pomona, CA, The Fox Theater **
11/17 San Diego, CA, House of Blues #
11/18 Los Angeles, CA, Wiltern Theatre
11/19 San Francisco, CA, The Regency Ballroom #
11/21 Portland, OR, Roseland Theatre #
11/22 Seattle, WA, Showbox SODO #
11/23 Vancouver, BC, Commodore Ballroom #
11/26 Calgary, AB, Flames Central #
11/27 Edmonton, AB, Edmonton Event Centre #
11/29 Winnipeg, MB, Garrick Centre #
11/30 Minneapolis, MN, First Avenue #
12/01 Milwaukee, WI, Turner Hall Ballroom #
12/02 Chicago, IL, Vic Theatre #
12/03 Pontiac, MI, Crofoot Ballroom #
12/05 Greensburg, PA, The Palace Theatre #
12/06 Buffalo, NY, Town Ballroom #
09/29 Houston, TX, Warehouse Live **
10/01 Austin, TX, Stubb’s **
10/02 Dallas, TX, South Side Music Hall **
10/04 Denver, CO, The Summit Music Hall **
10/05 Santa Fe, NM, Santa Fe Brewing Company **
10/06 Tempe, AZ, Marquee Theatre **
10/07 Las Vegas, NV, House of Blues **
10/08 Pomona, CA, The Fox Theater **
11/17 San Diego, CA, House of Blues #
11/18 Los Angeles, CA, Wiltern Theatre
11/19 San Francisco, CA, The Regency Ballroom #
11/21 Portland, OR, Roseland Theatre #
11/22 Seattle, WA, Showbox SODO #
11/23 Vancouver, BC, Commodore Ballroom #
11/26 Calgary, AB, Flames Central #
11/27 Edmonton, AB, Edmonton Event Centre #
11/29 Winnipeg, MB, Garrick Centre #
11/30 Minneapolis, MN, First Avenue #
12/01 Milwaukee, WI, Turner Hall Ballroom #
12/02 Chicago, IL, Vic Theatre #
12/03 Pontiac, MI, Crofoot Ballroom #
12/05 Greensburg, PA, The Palace Theatre #
12/06 Buffalo, NY, Town Ballroom #
12/07 Baltimore, MD, Ram’s Head Live #
12/08 New Haven, CT, Toad’s Place #
12/09 Long Island, NY, Paramount #
12/10 Montclair, NJ, Wellmont #
]]>12/08 New Haven, CT, Toad’s Place #
12/09 Long Island, NY, Paramount #
12/10 Montclair, NJ, Wellmont #
(** = support from The Sword, Monstro)
(# = support from The Sword, Black Cobra)
This past weekend saw the 20th anniversary of Guns N’ Roses landmark Use Your Illusion albums. But 1991 was also the year that many other landmark releases in hard rock and metal came out, including Metallica’s “Black Album,” Nirvana’s Nevermind, Ozzy Osbourne’s No More Tears, and many, many more. Below, we want you to weigh in and tell us what the best heavy release of 1991 was. Horns up!