Rob Zombie
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Looks like Rob's gonna hit the road again for the first time in two and a half years on the Hellbilly Deluxe II Tour. I'll definitly be hitting up the Minneapolis show on 20 November. I went to three shows during the 2006-2007 tour (San Antonio, TX, Sioux Falls, SD, and Brookings, SD). This tour will be HUGE!
The opening bands are: Nekromantix, a Danish-American psychobilly band, and Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures, a country band that focuses on the macabre led by Austin, TX native Jesse Dayton that is featured on Halloween II during Haddonfield's Annual Halloween festival. Rob's line-up is as follows: John 5 (Guitars), Tommy Clufetos (Drums), Piggy D (Bass), and, of course, Rob Zombie (Vocals). TOUR DATES: Date / Venue / City / State Oct 29 2009 Dodge Theater Phoenix, Arizona Oct 30 2009 The Pearl - Palms Concert Theater Las Vegas, Nevada Oct 31 2009 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles, California Nov 3 2009 San Jose Events Center San Jose, California Nov 5 2009 The Great Salt Air Magna, Utah Nov 6 2009 The Fillmore Auditorium Denver, Colorado Nov 8 2009 The Brady Theater Tulsa, Oklahoma Nov 10 2009 Austin Music Hall Austin, Texas Nov 11 2009 Verizon Wireless Theater Houston, Texas Nov 13 2009 Palladium Ballroom Dallas, Texas Nov 14 2009 Uptown Theatre Kansas City, Missouri Nov 15 2009 The Pageant St. Louis, Missouri Nov 16 2009 Murat Theater Indianapolis, Indiana Nov 17 2009 Akron Civic Center Akron, Ohio Nov 19 2009 Eagles Ballroom Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nov 20 2009 Roy Wilkins Auditorium St. Paul, Minnesota Nov 21 2009 Val Air Ballroom Des Moines, Iowa Nov 22 2009 Aragon Ballroom Chicago, Illinois Nov 24 2009 Broadbent Arena Louisville, Kentucky Nov 25 2009 The LC Pavilion Columbus, Ohio Nov 27 2009 The Fillmore Detroit Detroit, Michigan Nov 28 2009 The Sound Academy Toronto, Ontario Nov 29 2009 Metropolis Montreal, Quebec Dec 1 2009 Hammerstein Ballroom New York, New York Dec 2 2009 House Of Blues Boston, Massachusetts Dec 3 2009 Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, Connecticut Dec 4 2009 Electric Factory Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dec 5 2009 9:30 Club Washington, DC  Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 10/23/2009 04:25PM by fenderbender. | |
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My stage-used guitar strap from John 5
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Use to be a bigger fan. (and by that i mean i had his greatest hits cd). He was pretty rocking. But all Rob Zombie really brings to my mind is this....
fuck yes. (couple white zombie/rob zombie songs on the soundtrack) Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/28/2009 09:53PM by djnixon. | |
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Just read he left Geffen for Roadrunner and the new album won't be out til 2010
 Why not pull a Reznor? | |
JoePearson posted: Rob could definitly do that, but I think he likes to NOT have to worry about much, so he has a label do it for him. If I was as big as Rob Zombie - I probably would want a label behind me. Rob's contract with Geffen was up, and he wanted to move on to another one. Loads of people do that. Look at Tom Waits - Waits has done it a gazillion times. | |
JoePearson posted: I think its good for Zombie and stupid for Roadrunner. Zombie needs a better label to support him and boost his record sales,although Roadrunner completely fucked up on promoting Megadeth's Endgame. Its stupid on RR's part because Zombie announced he will release one last physical album. I hope him signing on to RR means hell make more physical albums because Im terrified of the digital age of music haha. | |
Wartooth posted:Trent put out CDs, and digital as an indie. Why not Rob? | |
