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German industrial pioneers KMFDM will embark on their North American fall tour starting October 9 in Edmonton at The Starlite Room. From there, they’ll hit a few more stops in Canada before heading south to show Americans what the past 20 years have taught them.
According to KMFDM’s Web site, DJ? Acucrack will open for Sascha K. and the leather-and-spike-clad gang.
After their Canadian jaunt, the band will head to Connecticut, where they’ll play a gig at the Webster Theatre / Underground October 26 before touring through Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota, among others.
After conquering the east with their intense strobe light performances and mohawk-sporting frontman, the Deutschlanders will see what kind of damage they can do while touring through Missouri, Colorado, California, Oregon and Washington.
KMFDM’s July release on Sanctuary, WWIII Live 2003, was recorded while on the road promoting WWIII, their most recent full-length studio album.