COREY TAYLOR Talks VELVET REVOLVER, SLIPKNOT's Future At Solo Tour Kick-Off (Video)

November 15, 2011

STONE SOUR and SLIPKNOT frontman Corey Taylor kicked off his solo tour last night (Monday, November 14) at the House Of Blues in Anaheim, California. Called "An Evening With Corey Taylor", the concerts feature Taylor doing both spoken-word and acoustic performances, along with question-and-answer sessions with the audience.

Fan-filmed video footage from last night's show can be seen below.

Remaining dates are as follows:

Nov. 15 - Crescent Ballroom - Phoenix, AZ
Nov. 17 - Bronze Peacock at HOB - Houston, TX
Nov. 18 - Trees - Dallas, TX
Nov. 19 - Gothic Theater - Denver, CO
Nov. 21 - Waiting Room - Omaha, NE
Nov. 22 - Varsity - Minneapolis, MN
Nov. 23 - The Rave - Milwaukee, WI
Nov. 25 - Eagle Theatre - Detroit, MI
Nov. 26 - Double Door - Chicago, IL
Dec. 01 - Corona Theatre - Montreal, QC
Dec. 02 - Mod Club - Toronto, ON
Dec. 04 - Middle East - Boston, MA
Dec. 05 - Highline Ballroom - New York, NY
Dec. 06 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA
Dec. 07 - The Met - Providence, RI
Dec. 09 - Starland Ballroom - Sayreville, NJ
Dec. 10 - Sound Stage - Baltimore, MD
Dec. 12 - Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
Dec. 13 - The Social - Orlando, FL

Taylor recently revealed that STONE SOUR will release a concert DVD and cover songs EP in one package. He also said in a recent interview that the next STONE SOUR album is likely to be recorded in 2012 and could end up being a concept record.

SLIPKNOT played several European festivals this past summer, its first shows since bassist Paul Gray died in May 2010, and will do a U.S. tour next year. But plans for a new album remain uncertain.

Spoken word:

Performance:

(Thanks: Kevin Conklin / 93.7 KCLB Rocks in Palm Springs, California)

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