2015 Decibel Magazine Tour to Feature At the Gates, Converge, and Vallenfyre

Update, 12:04 pm: They’ve just announced tour dates! Here they are for ya…

Mar. 27–Los Angeles, CA–The Wiltern
Mar. 28–San Francisco, CA–The Regency Ballroom
Mar. 29–Portland, OR–Roseland Theater
Mar. 30–Vancouver, BC–Commodore Ballroom
Mar. 31–Seattle, WA–Showbox at the Market
Apr. 2–Salt Lake City, UT–The Complex
Apr. 3–Denver, CO–Summit Music Hall
Apr. 4–Lincoln, NE–Bourbon Street
Apr. 5–Minneapolis, MN–Mill City Nights
Apr. 6–Chicago, IL–House of Blues
Apr. 8–Toronto, ON–The Phoenix
Apr. 9–Montreal, QC–Metropolis
Apr. 10–Boston, MA–Royale
Apr. 11–Philadelphia, PA–Union Transfer
Apr. 12–New York, NY–Webster Hall

I didn’t attend either of Decibel‘s NYC anniversary shows this past Saturday night, because I’m lame. But I hear they were both killer, which isn’t surprising. I also hear that Amon Amarth vocalist Johann Hegg announced from the stage the line-up for the 2015 of the Decibel Magazine Tour: At the Gates, Converge, and Vallenfyre. Which, is, y’know. One “HOLY SHIT!” of a line-up.

In fact, every edition of the Decibel Magazine Tour has been a “HOLY SHIT!” of a line-up since its inception just a few years ago:

2012: Behemoth, Watain, The Devil’s Blood, In Solitude

2013: Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death, Immolation

2014: Carcass, The Black Dahlia Murder, Gorguts, Noisem

And that’s not even counting the regional openers.

My point is: Decibel has truly made this tour an event, on par with Summer Slaughter or any other annual package tour. Every year I’m all, “How are they gonna maintain their streak?”, and every year they bitchslap me for even questioning them. Watch, the 2016 version of the tour will feature, like, Faith No More, Jesu, and The Reanimated Corpse of Cliff Burton or something. Fuck.

Dates/more deets as soon as we get ’em. at the top of this post!