Lindsay Lohan on the cover of <i>New York</i> magazine
Photo: Bert Stern

Lindsay Lohan has done some racy photo shoots in the past, but she takes it to a whole new level in New York magazine to pay tribute to her idol. The recently rehabbed actress re-created Marilyn Monroe's famous "Last Sitting" nude pictorial for the mag's spring fashion issue with the shoot's original photographer, Bert Stein. So was she nervous about getting in front of the camera wearing nothing but a chiffon scarf? "I was comfortable with it," she told New York, though she admitted to doing "250 crunches" the previous night. On set for Lohan's revealing re-creation was a small entourage of her manager; her security guard; a makeup artist and assistant; a hairstylist and assistant; a stylist; a manicurist; a sentry posted to guard the on-loan diamonds; the photographer and his manager; two photo assistants; and the actress' younger sister, Ali. (By comparison, Stern's original shoot with Monroe was just him and his subject). "Here's a woman who is giving herself to the public," Lohan said of the original photos. "She's saying, 'Look, you've taken a lot from me, so why don't I give it to you myself.' She's taking control back." ...

After taking home five Grammys at least week's awards, Amy Winehouse will appear at the Brit Awards in London Wednesday night, her publicist confirmed. The performance will be Winehouse's first appearance on a British television program since she left a London rehab clinic two weeks ago. ...

Indie powerhouse TVT Records, home to rap stars Lil Jon and the Ying Yang Twins, will file for bankruptcy protection, label head Steve Gottleib announced Tuesday. According to Billboard, the New York company will continue to operate, but a number of staff members have been let go, and several acts, though not confirmed as of press time, will become free agents. The Gottleib-founded TVT rose to prominence in the '80s after releasing rock albums by Nine Inch Nails and made larger strides beginning in the '90s with its roster of hip-hop acts. Recent legal battles with Def Jam Records and Slip-N-Slide over projects by Ja Rule and Pitbull before each gained notoriety zapped TVT of millions of dollars. ... "Dancing With the Stars" typically appeals to an older demographic, but Mario hopes to bring his young fans to the competition. The R&B crooner will join "American Pie" star Shannon Elizabeth, Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor, Olympic gold medalist Kristy Yamaguchi and more on the reality show's new season, which kicks off March 17 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. ...

The producers of "American Idol" have teamed up with Apple's iTunes Store, giving "Idol" fans the chance to purchase music by their favorite contestants before the show's winner is crowned. Starting this week, iTunes will offer downloads of every performance from the top 24 semifinalists, for 99 cents; full videos of the final 12 contestants will be offered for $1.99 beginning March 12. iTunes will also allow customers to pre-order tracks from a given contestant for automatic download the day after "Idol" airs. One-click access to the store is being made available from the show's official Web site. ... "American Idol" victor Jordin Sparks will be the opening act on Alicia Keys' upcoming North American tour, which kicks off April 19 in Hampton, Virginia. The tour concludes June 18 with a performance at New York's Madison Square Garden. ...

They haven't even been born yet, but Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's twins might already be earning some cash. People magazine reportedly shelled out up to $6 million for the first crack at photos of the babies, while OK! struck an exclusive deal for international rights to the pictures, according to AdAge magazine. However, People and the stars' reps denied that these deals are final. ... Heidi Klum to the rescue! According to an AP report, the model and "Project Runway" host wants to help Britney Spears and said she'd be willing to open her home to the troubled pop star while she tries to put her life back together. "She can call me and come live in our house with us for a couple of months," Klum said. "I would help set her straight. I am sorry when a young person gets thrown so off-track. She has, of course, lived an extremely wild life." No word on whether Spears will take her up on the offer. ...

According to The Associated Press, the Spice Girls' tour-bus driver assisted police in the arrest of a Michigan man, who is the chief suspect in a carjacking. Police told the wire service that the bus driver called 911 to report a possible drunk driver weaving in and out of traffic on Interstate 75, just outside of Detroit, on Saturday. (The Spice Girls were performing that night in nearby Auburn Hills.) The motorist was arrested and turned over to police in the town of Burton in connection with a carjacking at a gas station. Police did not identify the Spice Girls' bus driver or the man who was arrested. ...

Pink's marriage might be ending, but her movie career is still moving forward. She shot "Catacombs" several years ago, and now the horror film will finally see the light of day — or, at least, the DVD shelf — when it is released in video stores Tuesday (February 19). "It takes place in Paris," Pink told MTV News when she first shot the movie. "I'm an expatriate who moved to Paris to study at the Sorbonne, but I dropped out, because I like to party, and my friends run all these underground parties in the Paris tunnels, where they have all these ancient remains of people. And people actually do party underground there. It's all true. It's pretty amazing and intricate, actually." Pink's character then invites her younger sister (played by Shannyn Sossamon) to come and visit, and because her sib is "very high-anxiety, an annoying nervous wreck," Pink decides to invite her to the catacomb parties to "mess with her a little bit. It's all about family ties and how evil we can be to our siblings and what we get for doing that," Pink said. Despite the film's locale, she only shot in the City of Lights for four days, and the rest of "Catacombs" was actually shot in Bucharest, Romania. "It's cheaper," she shrugged. ...

My Chemical Romance have revealed details of their upcoming tour. The trek will feature openers Billy Talent and Drive By, and get under way March 28 in Tempe, Arizona. Dates are scheduled through May 6 in Philadelphia. ... Green Jellÿ, that long-forgotten mock-metal outfit behind the infectious "Three Little Pigs," have reformed and are in the process of booking a national tour for this summer. The band will also re-release 1991's Cereal Killer and 1994's 333 LPs, along with a DVD of all their videos. For now, Green Jellÿ are scheduled to play the new Milwaukee Metalfest on June 7 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ...

Camp Freddy, the cover band featuring Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro, ex-Cult bassist Billy Morrison and Velvet Revolver's Matt Sorum and Scott Weiland, will be taking over Los Angeles' Roxy Theatre "every Thursday night during the month of May for our very first residency," the band reports. "Each week we will perform a different set list, and the evening's performance will culminate with two or three songs featuring our very special guests of the night. We will not be advertising these guests in advance. The band will be joined each week by our good friend and longtime Camp Freddy cohort [Sugar Ray's] Mark McGrath." ...

On Saturday, Bury Your Dead guitarist Eric Ellis was attacked by six individuals following the band's performance at the Rave in Milwaukee. Ellis was held at gunpoint while the men hit him multiple times with a baseball bat and hammer. Local police have characterized the incident as a "gang initiation." Despite his injuries, Ellis and the rest of the band will continue on with their tour alongside Hellyeah. "It will take more than this to stop Bury Your Dead," the band said in a statement. ...

Ska-punk act Goldfinger will return April 22 with Hello Destiny, which will be issued by Side One Dummy Records. The album follows 2005's Disconnect Notice and will feature founding guitarist Charlie Paulsen, who parted ways with the band in 1997. ... Portland, Maine, rockers 6Gig will be reuniting for two hometown gigs. The shows are set for April 25 and April 26, at the Big Easy. ... Foxy Shazam will be hitting the road with Portugal. the Man starting March 17 in El Paso, Texas. The trek runs through March 27 in San Francisco. ...

Underoath have tapped Matt Goldman and Killswitch Engage's Adam Dutkiewicz to produce their forthcoming album, which they've written eight songs for so far and will begin recording in about a month. Meanwhile, the band's "Live" CD/DVD set will hit stores May 13.

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Alicia Keys took home four trophies from the NAACP Image Awards, held at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium Thursday night. She won the Outstanding Album and Outstanding Female Artist prizes, as well as the top video and song awards. Other honorees included Chris Brown, Jordin Sparks, Denzel Washington and Janet Jackson. Washington and his "Great Debaters" co-star Jurnee Smollett won the Best Actor and Actress prizes for film, while Jackson received the Best Supporting Actress honor for her work in "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married?" ...

As Britney Spears' father extended control over her affairs in Los Angeles on Thursday, a New York attorney attempted to undo them by taking the conservatorship to federal court. Claiming he represents the singer — despite a judge already deciding she's unable to retain counsel of her own just yet — attorney Jon Eardley filed a claim that the singer's conservatorship deprives her of her civil liberties, since she's been denied the right to meet freely with whom she chooses (as her father has the power to restrict visitors); make and receive phone calls (since a restraining order prevents manager Sam Lutfi from contacting her); drive a car (since her father hired security to do that for her); and gain access to money or credit cards (since her finances are being handled by her trust). "She is being confined ... to the private person of her own home," the suit reads. Eardley is represented by Lutfi's publicist, Michael Sands, who claims that the motion moves jurisdiction from Los Angeles Superior Court to the U.S. District Court, and voids the conservatorship: "Britney Spears has no conservatorship!" he said in a press release. However, the Los Angeles Superior Court responded, "This is an issue that will have to be litigated by the parties." ...

Paramore and Jimmy Eat World have rolled out dates for their much-anticipated co-headlining tour. The 20-date outing will take them from San Antonio on April 1 to Atlantic City, New Jersey, on May 2, with stops in California, Iowa, New York and elsewhere along the way. ...

Eddie Vedder has sketched out the itinerary for his first-ever solo tour, which he will stage in support of his Grammy-nominated "Into the Wild" soundtrack, according to Billboard.com. The Pearl Jam frontman will swing through Vancouver, British Columbia, on April 2, after which he'll play a smattering of shows in various California cities: Santa Cruz (April 5), Berkeley (April 7), Santa Barbara (April 10), Los Angeles (April 12-13) and San Diego (April 15). ... The Raconteurs are wrapping up their yet-untitled sophomore effort in Nashville, according to a recent post on their MySpace page. The post wasn't forthcoming with more details, although it did say, "They promise to release [the LP] as soon as they can." ...

U2 frontman Bono and British artist Damien Hirst raised $42 million for HIV/AIDS programs in Africa at a Sotheby's auction in New York on Thursday, according to The Associated Press. The (Red) Auction, co-organized by the Gagosian Gallery, sold pieces from some of the world's top contemporary artists. Sotheby's said model Christy Turlington bought a piece for $170,500. "We got serious about love, and not just the love of art, but the love of our brothers and sisters suffering from AIDS in the poorest places on the planet," Bono said, according to BBC News. ...

Coheed and Cambria, Incubus and Disturbed have been added to the roster for this year's Download Festival in England (June 13-15). They join a lineup that already features Kiss, Judas Priest, the Offspring, Motörhead, H.I.M, Children of Bodom, Rise Against, Lostprophets, Alter Bridge and In Flames. ... Aerosmith are starring in a new edition of "Guitar Hero" called, er, "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith." Due in the summer, the game will feature 30 or so songs by the Boston legends, as well as ones by bands that have opened for Steven Tyler's crew. ...

Chan Marshall — better known as Cat Power — has bulked up her tour schedule in support of her recently released album, Jukebox, according to Pitchfork. Following an April 10 show in Vancouver, British Columbia, she will hit up Seattle the following day and continue playing gigs through an April 20 show at Austin, Texas' South by Southwest fest. Two days later, she'll perform in Houston, after which she'll journey down to Mexico City for an April 23 performance. ... The National — whose last album, Boxer, made many critics' top 10 lists last year — have slipped out a live EP through Rhapsody, Pitchfork reports. The release, called Rhapsody Rocks NYC, contains four songs recorded at New York's CMJ Music Marathon last year. ...

Butch Walker has slapped together a new live album, but in case you're running low on funds these days, don't worry — he's posted the 24-track effort for free download at FriendsorEnemies.com. Devout fans can get the release with bonus tracks for $5.99. ... Portishead have firmed up their first album in 10 years. Third will drop April 29 and feature 11 songs, including "Nylon Smile," "Magic Doors" and "The Rip." ...

Yoko Ono has denied reports that she was planning legal action against singer Lennon Murphy, who has sought to trademark the name of her band, Lennon. In a letter to the technology blog BoingBoing, Ono explained that several years ago, Lennon Murphy sought Ono's permission to perform under her birth name, Lennon Murphy, which Ono did not object to. But later, without Ono's knowledge, the singer reportedly filed an application in the U.S. Trademark Office requesting the exclusive right to utilize the name "Lennon" for musical performances. Ono's attorneys asked Murphy's lawyers and manager to withdraw the registration, offering to cover all costs Murphy had incurred in filing for the trademark. When Murphy went ahead with the registration anyway, Ono said she did not sue Murphy, but had her attorneys notify the trademark office that Ono did not believe it was fair that Murphy be granted the exclusive right to the Lennon trademark for musical and entertainment services. Ono wrote, "I am really hurt if people thought that I told a young artist to not use her own name in her performances and had sought to sue her. I did no such thing. I hope this allegation will be cleared." ...

Borders Books is trying a new method to appeal to music downloaders. According to a press release, the retailer will roll out 14 new concept stores this year featuring "digital centers" that will allow customers to burn CDs and download music and books to most MP3 players, though not to iPods.

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Reel Big Fish
Photo: Jeff Bender

Can't make it out to Southern California this summer? Fear not — Reel Big Fish and Goldfinger are bringing Orange County to your backyard. Both groups, along with a rotating quintet of opening bands, will embark on the Crouching Fish, Hidden Finger Tour beginning July 13 in Philadelphia, according to a spokesperson for the trek. The month-long outing, which marks the first time the ska-punk stalwarts will hit the road together in more than four years, intends to visit 24 more cities before winding down August 11 in Los Angeles.

Priming the crowd for the pogofest will be fellow Southern Californians Zebrahead, Rx Bandits and Homegrown, the latter of whom have been tapped to open all the tour dates. The supporting cast is rounded out by Chicago's Mest and Long Island, New York's the Movielife. Along with Homegrown, the Movielife recently inked a deal with Drive-Thru Records, the indie home of New Found Glory and Rx Bandits, according to a label spokesperson. New albums by Homegrown and the Movielife are expected next year.

Reel Big Fish and Goldfinger will be touring in support of their most recent albums, last year's Everything Sucks and Stomping Ground, respectively. Both bands have been working on material that the spokesperson said would be test-driven on the road.

The Crouching Fish, Hidden Finger itinerary, according to a tour spokesperson: Dates with Homegrown, Rx Bandits and Zebrahead opening:

• 7/13 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
• 7/14 - Boston, MA @ Avalon
• 7/15 - Asbury Park, NJ @ Convention Hall
• 7/17 - New York, NY @ Roseland Ballroom
• 7/18 - TBA
• 7/19 - Atlanta, GA @ TBA
• 7/20 - Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live
• 7/21 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Chili Pepper
• 7/22 - St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing
• 7/24 - New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues
• 7/25 - Dallas, TX @ Deep Ellum Live
• 7/26 - Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theatre
• 7/27 - Omaha, NE @ Anchor Inn

• 7/28 - Chicago, IL @ Congress Theatre
• 7/29 - Minneapolis, MN @ Quest Club
• 7/31 - Cleveland, OH @ Nautica Stage

• 8/1 - Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart's
• 8/2 - Detroit, MI @ TBA
• 8/3 - Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room @ Murat Centre
• 8/4 - Ft. Wayne, IN @ Allen County Memorial Coliseum
• 8/5 - St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
• 8/7 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Fairgrounds Building
• 8/8 - Phoenix, AZ @ The Web Theatre
• 8/9 - Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
• 8/10 - Anaheim, CA @ Sun Theatre
• 8/11 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Palace

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Goldfinger will join Eve 6 and Dynamite Hack next week in Atlanta to kick off a joint month-long tour, and the Los Angeles ska punkers will be out touting their new single, a cover of the '80s bilingual classic "99 Red Balloons".

German New wave singer Nena scored an international hit with her original take on the track, titled "99 Luftballoons," in 1984, and eventually re-recorded the song in English, a version which failed to chart as high as the Germanic one.

Inspired by the 7 Seconds cover of the song from 1985, Goldfinger first recorded "99 Red Balloons" for inclusion on its 1997 EP, "Darrin's Coconut Ass," but decided to save it for the band's just-released "Stomping Ground" LP.

Singer John Feldman opted to incorporate elements and lyrics from both versions of "99 Luftballoons" into the Goldfinger cover -- with the help of a German vocal coach.

Feldman told the MTV Radio Network. "I don't speak a word of German, but I had this coach that kind of helped me and I listened to it and go, 'Wow, I speak German.'" [RealVideo]

"I kind of have learned [the song's message] since I did it," he added. "At the time, I had no clue, but it's definitely a wartime song. It's funny, 'cause when I was a kid and I heard the Nena version -- and even when I heard the 7 Seconds version -- it seemed more like a pop song.

The Goldfinger, Dynamite Hack, and Eve 6 tour starts on July 6 at the Roxy Theatre (see "Eve 6 Sets Dates For Goldfinger, Dynamite Hack Tour"), and prior to the tour, on July 2, Goldfinger and Dynamite Hack will travel to Milwaukee to play the Summerfest concert.

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After spilling the initial dates via the Internet, Eve 6, Goldfinger, and Dynamite Hack have finally released a full itinerary for their joint three-week outing, slated to kick off on July 6 in Atlanta.

Headliner Eve 6 will be using the tour to break in material from its upcoming album, "Horrorscope," the follow-up to the band's 1998 self-titled debut. The record is due in stores on July 25.

Prior to the tour launch, Eve 6 will team with director Marcos Siega in Los Angeles to film the video for "Promise," the first single from the new album (see "Eve 6 Prepares To Shoot 'Promise' Video").

After completing its tour with Goldfinger and Dynamite Hack, Eve 6 will travel to Japan for this year's Fuji Rock Festival on July 30, after which Eve 6 plans to take to Canadian roads for the Summersault 2000 tour.

Our Lady Peace will once again spearhead Summersault, with the Deftones, Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters, A Perfect Circle, Catherine Wheel, and Treble Charger all set to participate in the tour, which starts on August 4 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Dates for the Eve 6-Goldfinger-Dynamite Hack outing:

• 7/6 - Atlanta @ Roxy Theater
• 7/7 - Birmingham, AL @ 5 Points
• 7/8 - New Orleans, LA @ House Of Blues
• 7/10 - Houston, TX @ Numbers
• 7/11 - Dallas, TX @ Deep Ellum Live
• 7/12 - Austin, TX @ Stubb's Barbeque
• 7/14 - Denver, CO @ Ogden Theater
• 7/15 - Salt Lake City, UT @ State Fair Promitary Building
• 7/16 - Pocatello, ID @ 20/20
• 7/18 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox
• 7/20 - Sacramento, CA @ Crest Theater
• 7/21 - San Francisco, CA @ Fillmore Theater
• 7/22 - Los Angeles, CA @ Palace
• 7/23 - Phoenix, AZ @ Webb Theater

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January 9 [14:00 EDT] -- Sugar Ray will be joined by Goldfinger and Save Ferris for a string of shows that will kick off early next month and will send the band careening across the U.S. until the spring.

The dates will come after Sugar Ray wraps up a handful of European dates later this month, presumably the same dates the band had to nix last October when frontman Mark McGrath twisted his knee, forcing Sugar Ray to cut its European tour short.

Save Ferris (the ska prodigy that won "Best Unsigned Band" honors at the annual Grammy Showcase, landed a recording deal with Epic Records, and scored a rock radio hit with their cover of "Come On Eileen" all in 1997) will warm up for the outing with a handful of West coast dates at the end of this month. The band will start in Santa Barbara, California on January 24 before moving on to other Cali destinations like Palo Alto and Carmichael and will wind up with two Oregon shows in Eugene and Portland.

You can then catch the Save Ferris, Goldfinger, Sugar Ray triple bill at the following spots:

• 2/11 - Boston, MA @ The Roxy
• 2/12 - New York, NY @ Roseland Ballroom
• 2/13 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
• 2/14 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
• 2/16 - Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
• 2/17 - Milwaukee, WI @ Modjeska Theater
• 2/18 - Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
• 2/20 - Cincinnati, OH @ Bogarts
• 2/21 - Atlanta, GA @ Roxy Theater
• 2/23 - Lake Buena Vista, FL @ House of Blues
• 2/24 - Miami Beach, FL @ Cameo Theater
• 2/25 - St. Petersburg, FL @ Janus Landing
• 2/28 - Dallas, TX @ Bronco Bowl
• 3/1 - Austin, TX @ Ranch Studios
• 3/3 - Tempe, AZ @ Hayden Square
• 3/6 - San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
• 3/7 - Hollywood, CA @ The Palladium

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October 7 [14:00 EDT] -- In case you thought that Duran Duran's songs were good in theory, but not in practice, an armload of artists have taken a stab at these 80s gems.

Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Deftones, and the incomparable Wesley Willis show their Duranie sides on a collection simply titled "The Duran Duran Tribute" which arrived in stores on Tuesday.

On the album, Goldfinger sends "Rio" careening into a tribute to metal shriek-master Ronnie James Dio, and Wesley Willis brings his unique vocal style to "Girls On Film" [500k Audio File] on two of the album's more creative cuts.

Here's who else you'll find on the collection:

• Goldfinger - "Rio"
• Buck-O-Nine - "Hold Back The Rain"
• Home Grown - "Planet Earth"
• Deftones - "The Chauffeur"
• Wise Crack - "Come Undone"
• Reel Big Fish - "Hungry Like The Wolf"
• Less Than Jake - "The Reflex"
• Riverfenix - "Ordinary World"
• GOB - "A View To A Kill"
• Björn Again - "Girls On Film"
• The Wrens - "The Seventh Stranger"
• Eve's Plum - "Save a Prayer"
• Jimmy Eat World - "New Religion"
• Mr. T Experience - "Is There Something I Should Know"
• Wesley Willis Fiasco - "Girls On Film"

If you'd rather catch the original version, Duran Duran itself will release a new album called "Medazzaland" next week, and this coming Sunday the band will join some of the acts on that tribute album for a live concert in the parking lot of Tower Records on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles.

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August 18 [Updated 16:00 EDT] -- After reeling in an audience with their self-titled debut, Goldfinger is back with a new album, and a string of dates with the likes of 311 and the VooDoo Glow Skulls.

The ska outfit, which sharpened its tour chops on last year¹s Warped tour, is currently playing co-headlining dates with the Glow Skulls, and will go on to open dates for 311 at the beginning of September. That move will coincide with the release of "Hang-Ups," the latest from Goldfinger, which will hit stores on September 9.

If you want to know why the "Los Angeles Times" said Goldfinger is "like Rancid, only with a sassier sense of humor and operating at Ramones velocity," here's where you can catch them:

• 8/16 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Brick's (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/17 - Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/19 - St. Louis, MO @ Galaxy (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/20 - Milwaukee, WI @ Modjeska Theatre (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/21 - Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/22 - Chicago, IL @ House Of Blues (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/23 - Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart's (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/24 - Pontiac, MI @ Clutch Cargo (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/26 - Cambridge, MA @ Middle East Club
• 8/27 - New York, NY @ Coney Island High
• 8/28 - Washington,DC @ 9:30 Club
• 8/29 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/30 - Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony (w/VooDoo Glow Skulls)
• 8/31 - Fredericksburg, VA @ Great Hall
• 9/4 - West Palm Beach, FL @ Coral Sky Amphitheatre (w/311)
• 9/5 - Lakeland, FL @ Lakeland Center (w/311)
• 9/6 - Jacksonville, FL @ UNF Arena (w/311)
• 9/7 - Pensacola, FL @ Pensacola Civic Ctr. (w/311)
• 9/9 - Memphis, TN @ Mud Island Amphitheatre (w/311)
• 9/10 - Huntsville, AL @ Von Braun Civic Ctr.
• 9/11 - Antioch, TN @ Starwood Amphitheatre
• 9/12 - Knoxville, TN @ World's Fair Park (w/311)
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