Lamb Of God Gets Busy

The band’s Czech legal dilemma had its roots in a 2010 performance at Prague’s Abaton club.  When the band returned to Prague for a concert the following year, Blythe was accused of having pushed a 19-year-old man from the Abaton stage who later died from a head injury.  Earlier this month, Prague’s Municipal Court cleared Blythe of all charges.

Now it’s time to tour, tour and tour, with Lamb Of God targeting several secondary markets, those cities tour buses often pass while traveling from major market A to major market B. 

Here’s the schedule:

May 16 – Asheville, N.C., The Orange Peel
May 17 – Chattanooga, Tenn., Track 29
May 18 – Nashville, Tenn., Marathon Music Works
May 20 – Columbia, Mo., The Blue Note
May 22 – Boulder, Colo., Boulder Theater
May 23 – Salt Lake City, Utah, In The Venue
May 24 – Garden City, Idaho, Revolution
May 25 – Reno, Nev., Knitting Factory Concert House
May 26 – Ventura, Calif., Majestic Ventura Theatre
May 28 – Tucson, Ariz., Rialto Theatre
May 29 – Anaheim, Calif., City National Grove Of Anaheim
May 31 – Chico, Calif., Senator Theatre
June 1 – Portland, Ore., Roseland Theater
June 2 – Kennewick, Wash., Toyota Arena
June 3 – Missoula, Mont., Wilma Theatre
June 4 – Billings, Mont., Shrine Auditorium
June 6 – Fargo, N.D., The Venue
June 7 – Madison, Wis., Orpheum Theater
June 8 – Lincoln, Neb., Bourbon Theatre
June 9 – Wichita, Kan., The Cotillion
June 10 – Tulsa, Okla., Cain’s Ballroom
June 12 – Fort Wayne, Ind., Piere’s Entertainment Center
June 13 – Rochester, N.Y., Water Street Music Hall
June 14 – Atlantic City, N.J., House Of Blues
June 15 – Montebello, Quebec, Montebello Marina
June 16 – Portland, Maine, State Theatre
June 18 –  Worcester, Mass., The Palladium
June 19 – Baltimore, Md., Rams Head Live!
June 20 – Norfolk, Va., NorVa