Stone Sour announces more European and
North American tour dates
North American tour dates
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Published by Sareth Ney on Nov. 14, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.
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Photo credit: Roadrunner Records
Stone Sour will be continuing on their European and North American tour, from Nov. of 2017 to June of 2018. The current European trek for the “Hydrograd World Tour” continues with a sold out performance on Nov. 15 at The Grey Hall in Copenhagen, Denmark. It concludes with a three night stand from June 14 through June 17 at Nova Rock in Nickelsdorf, Austria. Tickets for the North American leg of the tour will go on sale, on Nov. 17.
Corey Taylor is the vocalist, Josh Rand is the guitarist, Roy Mayorga is the drummer, Johny Chow is the bassist and Christian Martucci is the guitarist of Stone Sour.
In 2002, Stone Sour made their debut with their self-titled album. It earned a gold certification via the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Two singles, “Get Inside” and “Inhale”, received GRAMMY® Award nominations for “Best Metal Performance”.
Four years later, “Come What(ever) May” was released. In the first week of sales, it was in the top five on the Soundscan/Billboard 200 and topped the Billboard’s “Rock Albums” chart. The single, “30/30-150” was nominated for a GRAMMY® Award and received a RIAA gold certification. “Sillyworld”, “Made of Scars” and “Through Glass” were provided to rock radio stations. “Through Glass” spent seven weeks on the top of Billboard’s “Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks”, peaked at number two on the “Alternative Songs” and “Top 40” charts. It was on the overall “Hot 100” charts too and currently has over 49 million views on YouTube.
“House of Gold & Bones - Part 1” and House of Gold & Bones - Part 2” followed. They both reached the top 10 on the “SoundScan/Billboard 200” chart and was released within six months of each other. Top five singles included: “Absolute Zero”, “Do Me A Favor” and “Tired”.
In 2015—Stone Sour covered one song each for “Straight Outta Burbank” by Bad Brains, The Rolling Stones, Mötley Crüe and Slayer.
“Hydrograd” is Stone Sour’s latest offering and debuted at number one on three charts: “Top Current Albums”, “Top Rock Albums” and “Top Hard Rock Albums”. First week sales propelled it to number eight on the “Billboard 200” and became their fifth consecutive Top 10, as a new entrant. As a new entry, it was number five in the United Kingdom (top unveiling), number two in Australia (highest introduction) and Top Five in three countries (Germany, Japan and Switzerland).
Corey Taylor is the vocalist, Josh Rand is the guitarist, Roy Mayorga is the drummer, Johny Chow is the bassist and Christian Martucci is the guitarist of Stone Sour.
In 2002, Stone Sour made their debut with their self-titled album. It earned a gold certification via the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Two singles, “Get Inside” and “Inhale”, received GRAMMY® Award nominations for “Best Metal Performance”.
Four years later, “Come What(ever) May” was released. In the first week of sales, it was in the top five on the Soundscan/Billboard 200 and topped the Billboard’s “Rock Albums” chart. The single, “30/30-150” was nominated for a GRAMMY® Award and received a RIAA gold certification. “Sillyworld”, “Made of Scars” and “Through Glass” were provided to rock radio stations. “Through Glass” spent seven weeks on the top of Billboard’s “Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks”, peaked at number two on the “Alternative Songs” and “Top 40” charts. It was on the overall “Hot 100” charts too and currently has over 49 million views on YouTube.
“House of Gold & Bones - Part 1” and House of Gold & Bones - Part 2” followed. They both reached the top 10 on the “SoundScan/Billboard 200” chart and was released within six months of each other. Top five singles included: “Absolute Zero”, “Do Me A Favor” and “Tired”.
In 2015—Stone Sour covered one song each for “Straight Outta Burbank” by Bad Brains, The Rolling Stones, Mötley Crüe and Slayer.
“Hydrograd” is Stone Sour’s latest offering and debuted at number one on three charts: “Top Current Albums”, “Top Rock Albums” and “Top Hard Rock Albums”. First week sales propelled it to number eight on the “Billboard 200” and became their fifth consecutive Top 10, as a new entrant. As a new entry, it was number five in the United Kingdom (top unveiling), number two in Australia (highest introduction) and Top Five in three countries (Germany, Japan and Switzerland).
Stone Sour’s upcoming tour dates:
Nov. 15 – Dec. 15 with The Pretty Reckless
Jan. 27 - Feb. 11 with Halestorm and The Dead Deads
Feb. 16 - Feb. 18 with Red Sun Rising and The Dead Deads
* - Indicates festival date
** - Indicates sold out show
Nov. 15 - The Grey Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark**
Nov. 16 - Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden**
Nov. 17 - Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway**
Nov. 19 - Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Germany**
Nov. 20 - Columbiahalle, Berlin, Germany**
Nov. 22 - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium**
Nov. 23 - Klokgebouw, Eindhoven, Netherlands
Nov. 24 - Bataclan, Paris, France**
Nov. 26 - Luxexpo the Box, Luxembourg, Luxembourg**
Nov. 27 - Sporthalle, Hamburg, Germany**
Nov. 29 - Arena Bimingham, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Nov. 30 - First Direct Arena, Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 1 - Brighton Centre, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 4 - O2 Brixton Academy, London, England, United Kingdom**
Dec. 5 - Motorpoint Arena Cardiff, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
Dec. 6 - O2 Brixton Academy, London, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 8 - SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Dec. 10 - Palladium Köln, Cologne, Germany**
Dec. 11 - Zenith, Munich, Germany
Dec. 12 - Gasometer, Vienna, Austria**
Dec. 15 - Samsung Hall, Zurich, Switzerland
Dec. 15 - Alcatraz, Milan, Italy
Jan. 21 - Jan. 25 - ShipRocked*, Port Canaveral, Fla.
Jan. 27 - Abbotsford Centre, Abbotsford, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
Jan. 29 - Encana Events Centre, Dawson Creek, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
Feb. 1 - Enmax Centre, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Feb. 2 - Grey Eagle Casino, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Feb. 4 – Sasktel Centre (Lower Bowl), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Feb. 5 - Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Feb. 7 - Sanford Center, Bemidji, Minn.
Feb. 8 - Swiftel Center, Brookings, S.D.
Feb. 10 - Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Feb. 11 - Main Street Armory, Rochester, N.Y.
Feb. 16 - 20 Monroe Live, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Feb. 17 - The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee
Feb. 18 - Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, Indianapolis
April 28 - Welcome To Rockville*, Jacksonville, Fla.
June 1 - June 3 - Rock am Ring*, Nürburg, Germany
June 1 – June 3 - Rock im Park*, Nürnberg, Germany
June 14 - June 17 - Nova Rock, Nickelsdorf, Austria
Nov. 15 – Dec. 15 with The Pretty Reckless
Jan. 27 - Feb. 11 with Halestorm and The Dead Deads
Feb. 16 - Feb. 18 with Red Sun Rising and The Dead Deads
* - Indicates festival date
** - Indicates sold out show
Nov. 15 - The Grey Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark**
Nov. 16 - Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden**
Nov. 17 - Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway**
Nov. 19 - Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Germany**
Nov. 20 - Columbiahalle, Berlin, Germany**
Nov. 22 - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium**
Nov. 23 - Klokgebouw, Eindhoven, Netherlands
Nov. 24 - Bataclan, Paris, France**
Nov. 26 - Luxexpo the Box, Luxembourg, Luxembourg**
Nov. 27 - Sporthalle, Hamburg, Germany**
Nov. 29 - Arena Bimingham, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Nov. 30 - First Direct Arena, Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 1 - Brighton Centre, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 4 - O2 Brixton Academy, London, England, United Kingdom**
Dec. 5 - Motorpoint Arena Cardiff, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
Dec. 6 - O2 Brixton Academy, London, England, United Kingdom
Dec. 8 - SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Dec. 10 - Palladium Köln, Cologne, Germany**
Dec. 11 - Zenith, Munich, Germany
Dec. 12 - Gasometer, Vienna, Austria**
Dec. 15 - Samsung Hall, Zurich, Switzerland
Dec. 15 - Alcatraz, Milan, Italy
Jan. 21 - Jan. 25 - ShipRocked*, Port Canaveral, Fla.
Jan. 27 - Abbotsford Centre, Abbotsford, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
Jan. 29 - Encana Events Centre, Dawson Creek, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
Feb. 1 - Enmax Centre, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Feb. 2 - Grey Eagle Casino, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Feb. 4 – Sasktel Centre (Lower Bowl), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Feb. 5 - Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Feb. 7 - Sanford Center, Bemidji, Minn.
Feb. 8 - Swiftel Center, Brookings, S.D.
Feb. 10 - Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Feb. 11 - Main Street Armory, Rochester, N.Y.
Feb. 16 - 20 Monroe Live, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Feb. 17 - The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee
Feb. 18 - Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, Indianapolis
April 28 - Welcome To Rockville*, Jacksonville, Fla.
June 1 - June 3 - Rock am Ring*, Nürburg, Germany
June 1 – June 3 - Rock im Park*, Nürnberg, Germany
June 14 - June 17 - Nova Rock, Nickelsdorf, Austria
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sareth Ney is the journalist for A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications from Colorado State University-Pueblo. He is a former apprentice to master of horror, Clive Barker. He is a Wu-Tang Clan inspired superhero, Wu-Man Chu. He is an award-winning short filmmaker; his goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones, he inducts every article into his hall of fame, is a stand-up comedian, motivational speaker, philanthropist, founder and co-host of Pueblo's Independent Multimedia Podcast, is the festival director at Sareth-Fest Music and Comedy Festival and Corazon Comedy Festival.
