Queensrÿche will continue to celebrate their overall sixteenth studio album, Digital Noise Alliance, by embarking on the 2023 Digital Noise Alliance Tour. The trek is scheduled to kick off on March 3rd in Orlando, FL and will run through April 16th in St. Petersberg. Support will come from Marty Friedman and Trauma. 

 

The band comments:

“We are very excited to be doing this headline tour in support of our most recent album, Digital Noise Alliance! This touring package is amped up and very much looking forward to seeing all of you! Come on out and let’s have a great time together, as live music is as vibrant as ever once again!”

 

Tour Dates:

03/03/2023 Orlando, FL @ The Plaza Live

03/04/2023 Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Culture Room

03/05/2023 Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre

03/07/2023 Destin, FL @ Club LA

03/09/2023 San Antonio, TX @ The Vibes Event Center

03/10/2023 Houston, TX @ Scout Bar

03/11/2023 Dallas, TX @ House Of Blues

03/12/2023 Midland, TX @ La Hacienda Event Center

03/14/2023 Phoenix, AZ @ Marquee Theatre

03/16/2023 Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades

03/17/2023 El Cajon, CA @ House Of Blues

03/21/2023 Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom

03/22/2023 Seattle, WA @ The Neptune Theatre

03/24/2023 Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre

03/25/2023 Kansas City, KS @ Knuckleheads Saloon

03/26/2023 St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall

03/28/2023 Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave

03/29/2023 Ft. Wayne, IN @ The Clyde Theatre

03/31/2023 Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall

04/01/2023 Grand Rapids, MI @ The Intersection

04/02/2023 Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews Hall

04/04/2023 Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall

04/05/2023 Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theater

04/07/2023 Boston, MA @ The Palladium

04/08/2023 Huntington, NY @ The Paramount

04/10/2023 New York, NY @ Irving Plaza

04/11/2023 Baltimore, MD @ Soundstage

04/12/2023 Charlotte, NC @ The Underground

04/14/2023 Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl

04/15/2023 Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade (Heaven)

04/16/2023 St. Petersberg, FL @ Jannus Live

 

 

To celebrate the tour announcement, the group has shared a music video for the song “Sicdeth.” 

 

Vocalist Todd La Torre comments on the track:

“‘Sicdeth’ is an abstract tale about convicted killers and the fallout of those attached on both sides. How can the victims’ and the assailants’ families overcome such pain? The inmate now has only their mind with which to escape. The song lyrics discretely touch on the very polarizing convicted murderer Jody Arias. The video however was more tailored to the Aileen Wuornos case.”

 

Watch the clip below: