Nightwish Announce U.S. Tour Dates
Posted by Jonathan Barkan
April 20, 2012


Finnish symphonic metal sensation Nightwish have announced a full U.S. tour for this fall. The band doesn’t tour the States that often, so this is a rare opportunity to see them in action, which I highly recommend you do.

The band will be touring in support of their latest album, 'Imaginaerum'.







All tour dates are listed below:

9/12/2012 Center Stage Atlanta, GA
9/13/2012 Center Stage Atlanta, GA
9/15/2012 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
9/16/2012 Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA
9/17/2012 The Palladium Worcester, MA
9/21/2012 Newport Music Hall Columbus, OH
9/23/2012 Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI
9/24/2012 Congress Theatre Chicago, IL
9/25/2012 Pop’s Sauget, IL
9/27/2012 The Beaumont Kansas City, MO
9/28/2012 Ogden Theatre Denver, CO
9/29/2012 The Complex Salt Lake City, UT




10/1/2012 Showbox SoDo Seattle, WA
10/2/2012 Crystal Ballroom, The Portland, OR
10/3/2012 The Warfield San Francisco, CA
10/5/2012 The Grove Anaheim, CA
10/6/2012 House Of Blues San Diego, CA
10/7/2012 Marquee Theatre Tempe, AZ
10/9/2012 Diamond Ballroom Oklahoma City, OK
10/10/2012 Emo’s Austin, TX
10/11/2012 House of Blues New Orleans, LA
10/13/2012 Revolution Ft. Lauderdale, FL
10/14/2012 House of Blues Lake Buena Vista, FL

http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/228435/nightwish-announce-us-tour-dates/

I wonder how they're doing without Tarja Turunen. Do fans miss her?

I wonder how they're doing without Tarja Turunen. Do fans miss her?

'Dark Passion Play', the first album to feature the new lead singer Anette Olzon, did very well overseas.

The new album 'Imaginaerum' has also done very well. I haven't picked it up yet, but I plan on getting it soon.

Nightwish is still going strong and Tarja Turunen has since launched a successful solo career.

I have heard some of the new material with Annette Olzon. She is English, as I understand, not Finnish?

I have heard some of the new material with Annette Olzon. She is English, as I understand, not Finnish?

Swedish.