Korn will headline this year’s version of the liquor’s nationwide tour. 2 Cents is opening for Korn along with a local Jägermeister sponsored band. Comedian Big Jay Oakerson will be the host of the concert.

Mar. 26, 27 – Anchorage, AK @ Dena’ina Convention Center
Mar. 29 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Mar. 31 – Calgary, AB @ Big Four Building
Apr. 1 – Edmonton, AB @ Shaw Conference Center
Apr. 2 – Regina, SK @ Agribition
Apr. 3 – Winnipeg, MB @ Convention Centre
Apr. 6 – Toronto, ON @ International Centre Arrow Hall
Apr. 7 – Utica, NY @ Utica Memorial Auditorium
May 2 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues
May 3 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore
May 6 – Clifton Park, NY @ Northern Lights
May 7 – Hampton Beach, NH @ Casino Ballroom
May 8 – Lewiston, ME @ Colisee
May 10 – New York, NY @ Roseland Ballroom
May 12 – Scranton, PA @ Scranton Cultural Centre
May 15 – Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Ballroom
May 18 – Fargo, ND @ The Venue
May 29 – San Antonio, TX @ Sunken Gardens Amphitheatre
May 30 – Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theater
June 1 – Laredo, TX @ Laredo Entertainment Center
June 2 – Lubbock, TX @ The Pavilion
July 10 – Devore, CA @ San Manuel Amphitheater
July 11 – Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheatre
July 13 – Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheatre
July 16 – Phoenix, AZ @ Cricket Wireless Pavilion
July 17 – Albuquerque, NM @ Journal Pavilion
July 18 – Englewood, CO @ Comfort Dental Amphitheatre
July 20 – Maryland Heights, MO @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
July 21 – Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
July 23 – Camden, NJ @ Susquehanna Bank Center
July 24 – Hartford, CT @ Comcast Theatre
July 25 – Montreal, QUE @ Parc Jean Drapeau
July 27 – Mansfield, MA @ Comcast Center
July 28 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
July 30 – Clarkston, MI @ DTE Energy Music Theatre
July 31 – Noblesville, IN @ Verizon Wireless Music Center
Aug. 1 – Atlanta, GA @ Aaron’s Amphitheatre
Aug. 4 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
Aug. 6 – Tinley Park, IL @ First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
Aug. 7 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Post-Gazette Pavilion
Aug. 8 – Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live
Aug. 10 – Tampa, FL @ Ford Amphitheatre at State Fairgrounds
Aug. 11 – West Palm Beach, FL @ Cruzan Amphitheatre
Aug. 13 – Dallas, TX @ Superpages.com Center
Aug. 14 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre

Massive Attack adds new dates on their upcoming tour in support of their latest release, “Heligoland“. Massive Attack’s latest album was released on Feb 9th on EMI’s Virgin Records and debuted at #46 on the Billboard 200, marking the highest U.S. chart position of the duo’s career.  An all star cast join founding members Robert Del Naja (3D) and Grand Marshall (Daddy G) on their first studio album in 7 years which includes Damon Albarn, Mazzy Star’s Hope Sandoval, Martina Topley-Bird, Elbow’s Guy Garvey and TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe.

5/7 Toronto, ON Sound Academy
5/9 Toronto, ON Sound Academy
5/11 NYC, NY Terminal 5
5/12 NYC, NY Terminal 5
5/18 Los Angeles, CA Wiltern Theater
5/19 Los Angeles, CA Wiltern Theater
5/25 San Francisco, CA Warfield Theater
5/27 San Francisco, CA Warfiled Theater
5/30 George, WA Sasquatch Festival

03/05/10 Rex Theater – Pittsburgh, PA
03/06/10 Kung-Fu Necktie – Philadlephia, PA
03/07/10 Ottobar – Baltimore, MD
03/08/10 Le Poisson Rouge – New York, NY
03/09/10 Middle East (Downstairs) – Boston, MA
03/10/10 Ii Motore – Montreal, QC
03/11/10 Wreck Room – Toronto, ON
03/12/10 Small’s Bar – Hamtramck, MI
03/13/10 Subterranean – Chicago, IL

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03/28/10 House Of Blues – San Diego, CA
03/30/10 House Of Blues – Las Vegas, NV
03/31/10 Galaxy Theatre – Santa Ana, CA
04/01/10 U.B.’S Bar – Mesa, AZ
04/02/10 The Rock – Tucson, AZ
04/04/10 Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO
04/06/10 Trees – Dallas, TX
04/07/10 Emo’s Lounge – Austin, TX
04/08/10 Meridian – Houston, TX

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03/22/10 Marquee Theatre – Tempe, AZ
03/23/10 Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, NM
03/24/10 The Black Sheep – Colorado Springs, CO
03/26/10 House Of Blues – Dallas, TX
03/27/10 White Rabbit – San Antonio, TX
03/28/10 The Channel @ Wired Live – Houston, TX
03/30/10 Culture Room – Ft. Lauderdale, FL
03/31/10 House Of Blues Lake – Buena Vista, FL
04/01/10 The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
04/02/10 Valarium – Knoxville, TN
04/03/10 The Village – Little Rock, AR
04/05/10 Aggie Theatre – Ft. Collins, CO
04/06/10 Mesa Theatre & Club – Grand Junction, CO
04/08/10 Club Nokia (Revolver Golden God Awards) – Los Angeles, CA
04/09/10 Regency Center @ The Grand Ballroom – San Francisco, CA
04/10/10 House Of Blues – Las Vegas, NV

Kaki King is excited to release her first album on new label, Rounder Records and her fifth record to date “Junior” on April 13, 2010. Once again returning to a mature singer/songwriter and guitarist-centric sound, “Junior” was produced by Malcolm Burn (Patti Smith, Emmylou Harris) and her first after a long absence while she was hard at work on various other projects and touring in support of the generous critical acclaim she has received.

The guitarist has also recently collaborated with uber-producer Timbaland to produce a song featuring Miley Cyrus.

The first leg of the North American tour has been confirmed. The dates are below. More will be announced soon.

4/15            Williamsbury Music Hall                                    New York, NY
4/16            Bowery Ballroom                                                New York, NY
4/17            Middle East                                                            Boston, MA
4/19            Iron Horse                                                            Northampton, MA
4/20            Port City Music Hall                                    Portland, ME
4/21            Higher Ground                                                Burlington, VT
4/28            Theater of the Living Arts                                    Philadelphia, PA
4/29            The 9:30 Club                                                Washington, D.C.
4/30            Cat’s Cradle                                                            Carrboro, NC
5/1            The Variety                                                            Atlanta, GA
5/2            3rd & Lindsley                                                Nashville, TN
5/4            Beachland                                                            Cleveland, OH
5/5            The Ark                                                            Ann Arbor, MI
5/6            Park West                                                            Chicago, IL
5/7            High Noon                                                            Madison, WI
5/8            The Varsity                                                            Minneapolis, MN
5/9            The Waiting Room                                                Omaha, NE
5/11            The Fox                                                            Boulder, CO
5/12            Belly Up                                                            Aspen, CO
5/14            Neumos                                                            Seattle, WA
5/15            Wonder Ballroom                                                Portland, OR
5/16            W.O.W. Hall                                                            Eugene, OR
5/19            Knitting Factory                                                Reno, NV
5/20            Mystic Theater                                                Petaluma, CA
5/21            The Fillmore                                                            San Francisco, CA
5/22            El Rey Theater                                                Los Angeles, CA
5/24            Belly Up                                                            San Diego, CA
5/25            Glasshouse                                                            Ponoma, CA

311 – Love Song

The Cure’s original track bled emotion on “Love Song”, a beautiful anthem that was supposedly written about Robert Smith’s beau. While I’d never be mistaken to be a 311 fan (and who should?), this song seemed destined to be covered by the group who added their reggae and ska guitar influences with heavily reverbed vocals.

Alien Ant Farm – Smooth Criminal

Michael Jackson left us in 2009 but his music was revisited by younger fans after this great Californian crossover unit unearthed one of his best hits and made it their own complete with a quirky video.

Keane – Enjoy the Silence
Anberlin – Enjoy the Silence

Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy the Silence” was such a great original tune that tons of bands covered it and we figured we’d span those vast borders by showcasing a pop band’s take and a pop-punk’s band’s version. Both are special for sure.

Nouvelle Vague – Love Will Tear Us Apart

Of course sad gothic pop artists Joy Division should be revisited bossa nova style. And that’s just what French cover outfit Nouvelle Vague does.

Nirvana – Where Did You Sleep Last Night

Kurt Cobain and the grunge juggernauts unleashed one of the best sets from the now defunct MTV series, “Unplugged”. The song was a folk classic by Leadbelly, still a relative unknown especially among the fan boys and fan girls who coveted this legendary group.

Stabbing Westward – Bizarre Love Triangle

New Order along with Depeche Mode and Joy Division are probably some of the most covered ‘80s artists and their “Bizarre Love Triangle” is the litmus test for anyone doing a good ‘80s cover. Stabbing Westward nailed it. No surprise there.

Youth Group – Forever Young

Alphaville’s classic single “Forever Young” had numerous dance remixes and a few European punk rerubs but it was when an Australian rock band was approached by the producers of “The O.C.” to remix it that it finally got its rightful due in the hallowed halls of cover fame.

The Braids – Bohemian Rhapsody

It takes balls to cover Queen. Or maybe it doesn’t. This female hip-hop duo tackles one of rock opera’s best with gusto. The music video doesn’t really fit the lyrics so much but whatever.

Oleander – Boys Don’t Cry

The Cure again? I know what am I thinking?!? Well these alternative rock misfits do the song justice and then some.

Saul Williams – Sunday Bloody Sunday

Take one of hip-hop’s biggest stars who doesn’t get his due coverage, and then have him cover the biggest pop band since the Beatles to come from the U.K.’s big hit “Sunday Bloody Sunday” and you have a gold mine of awesome. Oh and did I mention that Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails helps out on this U2 cover? Make that a platinum mine.

Abominable Snow Tour featuring:

Living Sacrifice w/Shai Hulud, War of Ages, Lionheart, The Great Commission

2/5 Nashville, TN @ Rocketown
2/6 Little Rock, AR @ Juanitas
2/7 Dallas, TX @ Fat Daddy’s
2/8 San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit
2/9 Houston, TX @ Meridian
2/10 Tulsa, OK @ Marquis Theatre
2/11 Bentonville, AR @ Skia
2/12 Kansas City, MO @ El Torreon
2/13 Jefferson, SD @ Community Center
2/14 Buffalo, MN @ The Vault
2/15 Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s
2/17 Indianapolis, IN @ Emerson Theatre
2/19 Grand Ledge, MI @ Imagine This
2/20 Erie, PA @ Forward Hall
2/21 Lancaster, PA @ Chameleon Club
2/22 Clinton, NJ @ Aquifer Music Venue
2/23 Baltimore, MD @ Sonar
2/24 Virginia Beach, VA @ Club Relevant
2/25 Raleigh, NC @ The Brewery (no Shai Hulud)
2/27 Douglasville, GA @ The 7 Venue (no Shai Hulud)
2/28 Jacksonville, FL @ Murray Hill Theatre (no Shai Hulud)

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KMFDM announces the release of the remix companion
album to “Blitz”, “Krieg”. “Krieg” features 12 tracks, over 55 minutes, of
new, diverse and exciting remixes from some top names across the musical
spectrum.

“Krieg” contains 12 remixes of select somgs from Blitz, KMFDM’s new studio
album from early 2009. The remixers include current and past member of
such groups as Nine Inch Nails, White Zombie, Danzig, Static-X,
Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Prong, Combichrist, Apollo 440, tweaker, Icon Of
Coil, Pop Will Eat Itself, Die Warzau, Gay Bikers On Acid, Stabbing
Westward, Zombie Girl, Assemblage 23, Jackalope, Vile Evils, Metl,
Salvo, Healer, Revolve, Seismologist, Girder as well as present and
ex-members of KMFDM itself!

In addition to a CD filled with mixes from an impressive list of heavy
hitters, the accompanying booklet features striking new artwork from
longtime KMFDM cohort Brute! and liner notes that tell the story of the
album’s creation and fully detailed credits.

KMFDM warns their fans, prepare yourself for Krieg as lightning strikes
again!

‘Krieg’ Track Listing:

1. Bait & Switch (All 4 One Mix) by Combichrist
2. Strut (Disco Balls Mix) by Andy Selway of KMFDM
3. Potz Blitz! (Harmonic Tremors Mix) by Seismologist
4. Bait & Switch (Sacred Cow Mix) by Prong
5. Never Say Never (Naughty Habit Mix) by Ivan de Prume of White Zombie
6. People of The Lie (Requiem Mix) by Koichi Fukuda of Static-X
7. Bitches (Pop Will Eat This Mix) by Vile Evils
8. Never Say Never (Confessional Mix) by Komar Kommando
9. People of The Lie (Crooked Illusion Mix) by Mary Byker of Apollo 440
10. Davai (Cyrillic Mix) by tweaker
11. Never Say Never (Candy Apple Mix) by Dave “Rave” Ogilvie
12. Davai (Bloody Fog Mix) by Assemblage 23

Krieg is exclusive to KMFDM Records and available only at The KMFDM Store in both CD and high quality MP3 digital formats. Hear some previews here.