Theory of a Deadman Announce Tour Dates, New Album
Story by Anne Erickson
Theory of a Deadman have announced a fall headlining tour and new album, ‘Wake Up Call’
Theory of a Deadman tackle an important issue in their new rock single, “Rx.” The song – which will arrive on the band’s sixth studio album, “Wake Up Call,” out Oct. 27 – deals with prescription drug addiction.
The music video for “Rx,” which is streaming via Billboard, depicts a collection in the perils of drug addiction.
“When I got divorced, I went and saw a therapist and the first thing she said was, ‘I want to put you on some Beta blockers or some sort of anti-depressant stuff’ and I’m like, ‘No! No Way! What? How is that the first thing you want to do?'” frontman Tyler Connolly said in an interview with Billboard.
“I just feel like something’s wrong and I felt like the song needed to be written and people needed to hear it,” he added.
“Wake Up Call” marks Theory of a Deadman’s follow-up to 2014’s “Savages.” The latter album features the rock radio hits “Angel” and “Drown.” Other Theory of a Deadman chart-toppers include “Bad Girlfriend,” “Lowlife,” “So Happy” and “By the Way,” to name a few.
Theory of a Deadman will hit to road on a U.S. tour to promote “Wake Up Call” in September. Find the full list of tour dates below.
Theory of a Deadman features Tyler Connolly (lead vocals, lead guitar), David Brenner (rhythm guitar), Dean Back (bass) and Joey Dandeneau (drums).
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Theory of a Deadman Fall U.S. Tour Dates:
Sep. 29 — Skyway Theatre- Minneapolis, MN
Sep. 30 — Seven Flags Event Center – Des Moines, IA
Oct. 03 — Express LIVE – Columbus, OH
Oct. 04 — Delmar Hall – Saint Louis, MO
Oct. 06 — Old National Centre – Indianapolis, IN
Oct. 07 — Saint Andrew’s Hall – Detroit, MI
Oct. 08 — The Intersection – Grand Rapids, MI
Oct. 10 — Bogart’s – Cincinnati, OH
Oct. 11 — House of Blues Cleveland – Cleveland, OH
Oct. 13 — Sherman Theater – Stroudsburg, PA
Oct. 14 — Upstate Concert Hall – Clifton Park, NY
Oct. 15 — Aura – Portland, ME
Oct. 17 — TLA – Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 18 — Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
Oct. 20 — Rams Head Live – Baltimore, M
Oct. 21 — The Underground at the Fillmore Charlotte – Charlotte, NC
Oct. 22 — The Orange Peel – Asheville, NC
Oct. 24 — The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
Oct. 25 — House of Blues New Orleans – New Orleans, LA
Oct. 27 — Clicks Live – Tyler, TX
Oct. 28 — The Aztec Theatre – San Antonio, TX
Oct. 29 — House of Blues Houston – Houston, TX
Oct. 31 — Canton- Hall of Fame City – Dallas, TX
Nov. 01 — Cain’s Ballroom -Tulsa, OK
Nov. 03 — The Cotillion – Wichita, KS
Nov. 04 — Granada Theater – Lawrence, KS
Nov. 06 — The Bourbon – Lincoln, NE
Nov. 07 — Gothic Theatre – Denver, CO
Nov. 09 — Knitting Factory [Boise] – Boise, ID
Nov. 10 — The Wilma – Missoula, MT
Nov. 11 — Knitting Factory [Spokane] – Spokane, WA
Nov. 13 — Showbox Presents – Seattle, WA
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