Hollywood Undead, Asking Alexandria, D.R.U.G.S., We Came As Romans Tour Confirmed, Cities Announced

by | Sep 1, 2011

Hollywood Undead, Asking Alexandria, D.R.U.G.S., We Came As Romans, and Borgore will team up for the World War III tour. While venues are to be announced, the initial tour routing follows:

Nov 01 Mesa, AZ
Nov 03 Salt Lake City, UT
Nov 04 Denver, CO
Nov 05 Kansas City, MO
Nov 06 St. Louis, MO
Nov 08 Chicago, IL
Nov 09 Detroit, MI
Nov 11 New York, NY
Nov 12 Poughkeepsie, NY
Nov 13 Lowell, MA
Nov 15 Baltimore, MD or Washington, DC (TBA)
Nov 17 Orlando, FL
Nov 18 Boca Raton, FL
Nov 19 Tampa, FL

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