THE AGONY SCENE Announces Next U.S. Tour

October 8, 2007

Tulsa quintet THE AGONY SCENE will team up with SUICIDE SILENCE, A LIFE ONCE LOST and WALLS OF JERICHO for another U.S. trek beginning at the end of October. The dates are as follows:

Oct. 30 - Penny Arcade - Rochester, NY
Nov. 01 - The Station - Portland, ME
Nov. 02 - Fifth Ave - Long Island, NY
Nov. 03 - Harmony Grange Hall - Wilmington, DE
Nov. 04 - Saints n Sinners Fest - Asbury Park, NJ
Nov. 05 - Jaxx - Springfield, VA
Nov. 06 - Uncle Pleasant's - Louisville, KY
Nov. 07 - The Madhatter - Covington, KY
Nov. 08 - The Intersection - Grand Rapids, MI
Nov. 09 - Quest Skatepark - Mishawaka, IN
Nov. 10 - The Rock Box - Rockford, IL
Nov. 11 - Triple Rock - Minneapolis, MN
Nov. 12 - Static Bar - Kansas City, MO
Nov. 13 - The Otherside - Tulsa, OK
Nov. 14 - Fat Daddy's - Lewisville, TX

THE AGONY SCENE will film a video for the song "Barnburner" on October 26 in the band's hometown. The group has issued an open call for the video shoot. "We'd love for everyone to come out and hang out and be a part of this with us," THE AGONY SCENE writes.

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THE AGONY SCENE's new album, "Get Damned", is scheduled for an October 23 release via Century Media Records. Two songs from the CD, "Will to Bleed" and "Barnburner", are currently being streamed on the band's MySpace page. Another track, "Old Scratch", can be heard at Absolute Punk.

Regarding the group's new CD, singer Mike Williams previously said, "From a writing standpoint we really tried to get back to the way we wrote our self-titled record. We did not hold back creatively and really strived to push the boundaries of what people expected of us. It's definitely the most pissed off we've ever been."

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