All Shall Perish is gearing up for a monumental tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking album, The Price of Existence. This September, the California deathcore pioneers will embark on a month-long journey across the United States, revisiting the very songs that helped define their sound and contributed to the emergence of the deathcore sub-genre. The tour promises to be a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans, with the band revealing they'll be performing tracks they've never played live before.
In a teaser post, All Shall Perish expressed their pride in being part of the heavy music scene's evolution in 2006, stating, '2006 was a crazy time for heavy music, SO many sick artists dropping fire and birthing a sub-genre.' This sentiment underscores the significance of the tour, which will see the band perform the entirety of The Price of Existence in its entirety for the first time. The tour's announcement comes as a surprise to fans, who are eager to witness the band's evolution and the impact of their seminal album.
While the band has yet to reveal the supporting acts for the tour, an announcement is expected in June. Presales for a select few dates are already available, offering fans the opportunity to secure their tickets early. The tour will commence in Fresno, California, on September 4th, and will make its way through various cities, including Salt Lake City, Denver, Des Moines, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Hartford, Baltimore, Greensboro, Greenville, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Atlanta, Oklahoma City, Albuquerque, Mesa, San Diego, San Jose, and concluding in their home state of California.
This tour marks a significant milestone for All Shall Perish, allowing them to reconnect with their fans and celebrate their enduring legacy. With the promise of an expanded setlist and the opportunity to witness the band's evolution, this tour is sure to be a memorable event for all who attend. As the tour approaches, fans can anticipate a nostalgic and celebratory atmosphere, paying homage to the album that helped shape the deathcore genre and the band's place within it.
