Deftones ‘Koi No Yokan’ New Album Title; Fall Tour Dates with Scars on Broadway

by Ryan Minic | Aug 30, 2012

Deftones have set Koi No Yokan as the title of their seventh studio album.

Out November 13th, the band will support the record on fall headlining tour with Scars on Broadway (System of a Down). Dates follow:

Oct 09 Ventura, CA @ Ventura Theatre
Oct 10 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield
Oct 12 Portland, OR @ Roseland Ballroom
Oct 13 Seattle, WA @ Showbox, SODO
Oct 14 Vancouver, BC @ Commodore
Oct 16 Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory
Oct 17 Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
Oct 19 Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium
Oct 20 Kansas City, MO @ Harrah’s
Oct 21 Columbia, SC @ Blue Note
Oct 23 Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom
Oct 24 Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre
Oct 26 Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live
Oct 28 Philadelphia, PA @ The Electric Factory
Oct 29 Boston, MA@ House of Blues
Oct 30 New York, NY @ Terminal 5

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