Lamb of God will hit the road for a tour in May and June with Decapitated and Terror, and The Acacia Strain on a separate leg.

Here's the schedule:

w/ Decapitated & Terror
May 16 Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel
May 17 Chattanooga, TN @ Track 29
May 18 Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works
May 19 Columbus, OH @ Rock on the Range
May 20 Columbia, MO @ Blue Note
May 22 Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theater
May 23 Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
May 24 Boise, ID @ Revolution Center
May 25 Reno, NV @ Knitting Factory
May 26 Ventura, CA @ Ventura Theater
May 28 Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theater
May 29 Anaheim, CA @ The Grove
May 31 Chico, CA @ Senator Theater
Jun 01 Portland, OR @ Roseland Ballroom
Jun 02 Kennewick, WA @ Toyota Ice Arena
Jun 03 Missoula, MT @ Wilma Theater
Jun 04 Billings, MT @ Shrine Auditorium
Jun 06 Fargo, ND @ The Venue
Jun 07 Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater
Jun 08 Lincoln, NE @ Bourbon Theater
Jun 09 Wichita, KS @ The Cotillion
Jun 10 Tulsa, OK @ Cain's Ballroom

w/ The Acacia Strain
Jun 12 Ft. Wayne, IN @ Pierre's
Jun 13 Rochester, NY @ Water Street Music Hall
Jun 14 Atlantic City, NJ @ House of Blues
Jun 15 Montebello, QC @ Montebello Marina at D-Tox Fest
Jun 16 Portland, ME @ State Theater
Jun 18 Worcester, MA @ Palladium Ballroom
Jun 19 Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head
Jun 20 Norfolk, VA @ The Norva

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe has been found not guilty on charges of manslaughter.

He added, "Please remember the family of Daniel Nosek in your thoughts & prayers in this difficult time. I only wish for them peace."

Blythe was accused of pushing a 19-year-old fan off stage during a Lamb of God performance in Prague in May 2010 who consequently died.

The manslaughter trial of Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe has been delayed -- Blythe will return to the U.S. this week.

Blythe is allowed to return to the States from Prague until the trial resumes on March 4th.

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe appeared in a Prague court today, beginning his manslaughter trial.

Blythe is accused of pushing a 19-year-old fan, Daniel Nosek, off stage during a Lamb of God performance in May 2010 who consequently died.

Parents of Nosek want compensation of 10 million Czech koruna (over $500,000 USD), reports Blesk.cz.

With Blythe's trail now underway, numerous bands took to their social networks to express their support for the frontman.

"As Randy Blythe from Lamb of God goes to trial today our thoughts are with him, his band, and his family," Machine Head posted this morning. "Randy is innocent. This trial is a joke. The American justice system must take a long and hard look at itself, and realize, it has failed him, and us a society."

Mitch Lucker's memorial show Friday night at Fox Theater in Pomona, California saw Suicide Silence perform with a handful of surprise guests, which include Lamb of God's Randy Blythe, Soulfly's Max Cavalera, and Machine Head's Rob Flynn.

In addition to the aforementioned vocalists, the evening also saw performances by Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying), Austin Carlile (Of Mice & Men), Phil Bozeman (Whitechapel), Eddie Hermida (All Shall Perish), among others.

The memorial show was filmed for an upcoming DVD release. All proceeds from the event go to benefit the education fund of Lucker's five-year-old daughter, Kenadee Lucker.

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe will stand trial February 4th on charges of manslaughter, according to The Prague Post.

"While it is a tragedy that a Lamb of God fan died following a performance by the group, in no way do I feel that Randy did anything improper that led to the young man’s injuries and subsequent death," The band's manager Larry Mazer said in a statement last week. "The price of a ticket to a show does not entitle audience members access to a band’s stage."

The Prague Post is reporting that the trial is expected to last four days.

Nominees have been announced for the 55th Annual Grammy Awards.

Storm Corrosion was nominated for "Best Surround Sound Album."

In other Grammy news, Fun and The Black Keys were nominated six times. A complete breakdown of the nominees can be found here.

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe was formally indicted on manslaughter charges today in the Czech Republic.

Lamb of God have announced a fall U.S. tour with In Flames are direct support and Sylosis opening. Hatebreed (10/30-11/19) and Hellyeah (11/20-12/16) will appear separate legs of dates. The itinerary follows:

Live video footage of Lamb of God performing their first show with Randy Blythe since being released from a Czech prison earlier this month is below.

The clip comes from Friday's performance at Knotfest in Council Bluffs, Iowa at Mid America Motorplex.