-
VELVET REVOLVER has announced their latest string of tour dates.
They are:
October 16 - Starwood Amp. - Nashville, TN
17 - Voodoo Festival - New Orleans, LA
19 - The Green On The East End - Tulsa, OK
20 - Zoo Amphitheatre - Oklahoma City, OK
23 - Phoenix Coliseum / AZ St. Fair - Phoenix, AZ
24 - Smirnoff Music Centre - Dallas, TX
25 - Dodge Arena - Hidalgo, TX
28 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre - San Antonio, TX
30 - Cynthia Woods Pavilion - Houston, TX
31 - Alltel Arena - Little Rock, AR.
November 1 - Austin Music Hall - Austin, TX
5 - Boutwell - Birmingham, AL
6 - Desoto County Civic Center - Southaven, MS
7 - US Bank Arena - Cincinnati, OH
9 - Worcester Centrum - Worcester, MA
10 - Spectrum - Philadelphia, PA
12 - Verizon Wireless Ampitheater - Manchester, NH
13 - Bell Centre - Montreal, QUE
14 - Blue Cross - Rochester, NY
16 - Air Canada Centre - Toronto, ONT
17 - Schotenstein Center - Columbus, OH
21 - Allstate Arena - Chicago, IL
22 - Mark Of The Quad - Moline, IL
23 - Emerald Theatre - Detroit, MI.
Velvet Revolver will also be performing 'Fall To Pieces' on the following TV talk shows:
The Tonight Show - October 14th
Late Night With Conan O' Brien - December 2nd.
<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ October 14, 2004 03:07 PM: Message edited by: A Katt Named Raggz ]</font>
-
Man, I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but I just can not get into Scott Weiland's vocals. I really think they could have done better.
-
Think Velvet Revolver are the new Guns'N Roses and Brides Of Destruction the new L.A. Guns... and of course I vote for LAG and BOD. They give us the real thing. Tracii has always been better than Slash...
-
agreed,weilands vocals are weak. I sold the C.D. at a used C.D. store a few weeks after I bought it. Could be that they threw it together much too quickly. Maybe a second effort will prove a bit stronger.
