NINE INCH NAILS Announces Final Tour Dates

July 7, 2009

According to Billboard.com, NINE INCH NAILS frontman Trent Reznor announced today that the band will play a final "handful of shows" in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles beginning August 22.

No dates have been announced for the extended tour, but NIN mainman Trent Reznor did reveal that the New York shows will be at Bowery Ballroom, Webster Hall and Terminal 5, all smaller club venues. The Chicago show will be at the Aragon Ballroom, while Los Angeles stops will include The Wiltern, The Henry Fonda, The Palladium and The Echoplex. Supporting acts will include THE HORRORS AND MEW, and "possible special guests." Reznor also said he intends longer set lists for the shows than were planned for the NINE INCH NAILS/JANE'S ADDICTION tour.

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