The lineup for the 2019 Decibel Magazine Tour has been revealed, and it’s a doozy, as legendary death metal band Cannibal Corpse and Morbid Angel join forces for the first time ever in America to coheadline the winter tour. Rising Bay Area brutalizers Necrot and space-obsessed Denver-based Blood Incantation round out this once-in-a-lifetime bill. New York death metal icons Immolation will join the final week of the tour as main support to Morbid Angel, as Cannibal Corpse exits the tour after the New York City date.
“We’re really looking forward to our second appearance on the Decibel Tour; they always put together a killer lineup and this time is no exception,” says CANNIBAL CORPSE bassist Alex Webster. “We’re particularly excited to be hitting the road with our friends Morbid Angel. In fact, this will be the first time we’ve toured together in the US.”
“Everyone here in the Morbid Angel camp are stoked to do this tour with CANNIBAL CORPSE,” says Morbid Angel bassist/vocalist Steve Tucker. “To celebrate, Morbid Angel will be performing a mean-ass set of songs that will cover the entirety of our years of kicking ass.”
“We will be adding some of the older songs back to our set,” assures Morbid Angel founding guitarist Trey Azagthoth. “See you all there.”
Presented by Metal Blade Records, and sponsored by Silver Lining Music, Tankcrimes, Dark Descent Records, and Nuclear Blast America, the Decibel Magazine Tour is once again poised to be the heavy metal tour of the winter.
Tickets for the 2019 Decibel Magazine Tour go on sale Friday, November 16th at 10:00am local time and can be found at decibelmagazine.com/tour. All dates and venues are below.
Decibel Magazine Tour 2019
w/ CANNIBAL CORPSE (2/17 – 3/07), Morbid Angel, Immolation (3/08 – 3/14), Blood Incantation, Necrot:
2/17/2019 Alamo Music Hall – San Antonio, TX
2/19/2019 Club Xs – Tucson, AZ
2/20/2019 The Observatory – San Diego, CA
2/21/2019 The Fonda Theater – Los Angeles, CA
2/22/2019 The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
2/23/2019 The Regency Ballroom – San Francisco, CA
2/25/2019 Roseland Ballroom – Portland, OR
2/26/2019 Showbox Market – Seattle, WA
3/01/2019 The Oriental Theater – Denver, CO
3/02/2019 The Truman – Kansas City, MO
3/03/2019 Skyway Theater – Minneapolis, MN
3/04/2019 The Concord – Chicago, IL
3/07/2019 Playstation Theater – New York, NY
3/08/2019 TLA – Philadelphia, PA
3/09/2019 Palladium – Worcester, MA
3/10/2019 Baltimore Soundstage – Baltimore, MD
3/11/2019 Lincoln Theater – Raleigh, NC
3/13/2019 The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
3/14/2019 Orpheum – Tampa, FL
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