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Looks like it. I posted the image to another topic/post in the tour forum [and I've moved this to that forum].

Awesome! I'll be at the Toronto show.

Any idea which presale is the one where the usual code works? I'm just going to try them all lol.

Spiner202 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 30, 2023 3:13 pm

Awesome! I'll be at the Toronto show.

Any idea which presale is the one where the usual code works? I'm just going to try them all lol.

AC.com I would presume

Four bands! Vomit.

The Alice portion of the press release for the tour says Alice will be releasing 2 new albums in 2023...I know sometimes they get their info wrong, but we can assume one of those is the "Road" album...what would the other be?

Alice has mentioned that he's working on two new albums, so that's not an error (if that's what you were wondering). He has only really given any real detail on the Road album (which Bob is finishing up on, according to another thread). Guess we'll have to wait and see what the other one is.

I'm sure Kane mentioned working with Alice and Bob recently, so maybe there's a chance he'll feature on something in the future.

I would be very surprised if two albums came out in the same year. I think we will definitely get the "Road" album this year but suspect the next one won't be out until sometime next year. Kind of surprised we haven't heard about a 3rd Hollywood Vampires studio album. There has been talk of a live Vampires album for a while.

I'm getting real sick of having to pay for other "headliner" on a bill, that i have no interest in. I usually begrudge even having to sit through a support act, but this kind of stuff is wearing REAL thin. Would be interested to see what the set times are.

I won tickets to the Nashville show. I haven't seen Alice since 2007 and I haven't seen Rob Zombie since Ozzfest '99. This will be the first concert I've attended in 16 years.

I'm still kicking myself for missing the Too Close for Comfort show in Knoxville.

I love coheadling tours as long as the coheadliners get to do a full set and I always enjoy an opening band. The one thing with coheadling shows though is the acts,in my opinion, need to mesh well which is the case with Alice and Rob Zombie. Years ago when Alice and Deep Purple toured together that one didn't work in my opinion, despite both being classic hard rock bands but the energy of Alice and his great backing band when compared to Deep Purple (who are great players with great songs) didn't work because Purple tends to stand in one place the whole time. I loved the tour he did with Halestorm a few years back