TOOL: North American Release Date For '10,000 Days' Announced

March 9, 2006

According to Billboard.com, Volcano has set a May 2 North American release date for the new TOOL album, entitled "10,000 Days". The 77-minute, 11-song prog-metal odyssey, which is said to be "packed with plenty of eight minute-plus twisted riff-a-thons, odd-tempo polyrhythms and the band's trademark, eerie interludes" (according to Kerrang! magazine),is the follow-up to 2001's "Lateralus", which debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

As previously reported, TOOL will play their first U.S. show since late 2002 when it headlines the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival on April 30 in Indio, Calif. No other U.S. dates have been confirmed.

Afterward, TOOL will spend the first portion of the summer playing the European festival circuit, with dates on tap through July 9 at Finland's Turku Festival.

TOOL tour dates:

May 26 - Lisbon, POR @ Parque Tejo
May 27 - Madrid, SPA @ Festimad
May 29 - Barcelona, SPA @ Razzmatazz
May 30 - Villeurbanne, FRA @ Transbordeur
May 31 - Luxembourg, LUX @ Rockhal
Jun. 02 - Nurburgring, GER @ Rock am Ring
Jun. 03 - Nuremberg, GER @ Rock im Park
Jun. 04 - Landgraaf, NETH @ Pink Pop Festival
Jun. 05 - Hamburg, GER @ Sporthalle
Jun. 07 - Berlin, GER @ Columbiahalle
Jun. 08 - Dusseldorf, GER @ Phillipshalle
Jun. 09 - Donington, UK @ Download Festival
Jun. 17 - Nickelsdorf, AUT @ Nova Rock Festival
Jun. 19 - Milan, ITA @ Filaforum
Jun. 21 - Rome, ITA @ Foro Italico Center
Jun. 22 - Bologna, ITA @ L.R. Arena
Jun. 24 - Katowice, POL @ Spodek
Jun. 25 - Prague, CZR @ T-Mobile Arena
Jun. 28 - Paris, FRA @ Le Zenith
Jun. 29 - Werchter, BEL @ Rock Werchter Festival
Jul. 01 - Roskilde, DEN @ Roskilde Festival
Jul. 04 - Kristiansand, NOR @ Quart Festival
Jul. 07 - Gothenburg, SWE @ Metal Town Festival
Jul. 09 - Turku, FIN @ Turku Festival

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