World Dystopia Tour
The World Dystopia Tour is a worldwide concert tour by the American heavy metal group Iced Earth, in support of their 2011 album Dystopia. The tour is also the first with new lead vocalist Stu Block, who joined the band in early 2011.
The tour kicked off on October 30th, 2011 in Bochum, Germany. Prior to the release of the accompanied album, the tour was named "the most extensive world tour Iced Earth has ever undertaken" and that it would take the band "to countries it has never previously played." So far, 36 European, 7 South American, 2 Australian and 38 North American tour dates have been confirmed.
On October 31st, Iced Earth announced a co-headlining tour across North America with progressive heavy metal band Symphony X. During the European leg of the tour, the band will be supported by White Wizzard and Fury uk (White Wizzard was forced to drop off the tour after November 27, due to financial difficulties.) During the North American leg of the tour the band will be supported by Warbringer.
Tour dates
Date |
City |
Country |
Venue |
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Europe, Leg #1 |
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Berlin |
Germany |
Zeche |
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Amsterdam |
Netherlands |
Melkweg |
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Uden |
De Pul |
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Antwerp |
Belgium |
Trix |
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London |
United Kingdom |
O2 Academy |
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Birmingham |
O2 Academy |
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Bristol |
O2 Academy |
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Paris |
France |
Alhambra |
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Lyon |
Transbordeur |
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Barcelona |
Spain |
Salamandra 1 |
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Madrid |
Sala Heineken |
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Bilbao |
Rock Star Live |
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Milano |
Italy |
Alcatraz |
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Rome |
Alpheus |
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Athens |
Greece |
Gagarin 205 |
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Thessaloniki |
Principal Club |
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Sofia |
Bulgaria |
Yubileina Hall |
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Bucarest |
Romania |
The Silver Church |
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Belgrade |
Serbia |
SKC |
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Budapest |
Hungary |
Club 202 |
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Bratislava |
Slovakia |
Majestic Music Club |
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Warsaw |
Poland |
Stodola |
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[1] |
Vilnius |
Lithuania |
Forum Palace |
Moscow |
Russia |
Milk Club |
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Helsinki |
Finland |
Nosturi |
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[2][3] |
Copenhagen |
Denmark |
Amager Bio |
Hamburg |
Germany |
Markthalle |
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Herford |
X |
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[4] |
Köln |
Essigfabrik |
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München |
Backstage Werk |
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Geiselwind |
Christmas Metal Festival |
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Pratteln |
Switzerland |
Z7 |
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[5][6] |
Ludwigsburg |
Germany |
Rockfabrik |
Istanbul |
Turkey |
Refresh - The Venue |
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Nicosia |
Cyprus |
Pavilion |
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North America, Leg #1 (with Symphony X) |
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Hartford, CT |
United States |
Webster Theater |
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Philadelphia, PA |
Trocadero Theatre |
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Sayreville, NJ |
Starland Ballroom |
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Quebec City, QC |
Canada |
Albert Rousseau |
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Montreal, QC |
Métropolis |
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Toronto, ON |
Phoenix Concert Theatre |
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Winnipeg, MB |
Garrick Centre |
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Saskatoon, SK |
Louis Pub |
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Edmonton, AB |
The Starlite Room |
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Calgary, AB |
Flames Central |
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Vancouver, BC |
Commodore Ballroom |
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Seattle, WA |
United States |
Showbox at the Market |
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Portland, OR |
Hawthorne |
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San Francisco, CA |
Regency |
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Los Angeles, CA |
Club Nokia |
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Las Vegas, NV |
House of Blues |
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Anaheim, CA |
City National Grove of Anaheim |
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San Diego, CA |
House of Blues |
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Salt Lake City, UT |
The Complex |
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Denver, CO |
Summit |
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Kansas City, MO |
Midland Theater |
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Dallas, TX |
Trees |
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Austin, TX |
Emos East |
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Houston, TX |
House of Blues |
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Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
Revolution |
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Lake Buena Vista, FL |
House of Blues |
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[7] |
Atlanta, GA |
The Masquerade |
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Raleigh, NC |
Lincoln Theater |
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Charlotte, NC |
The Fillmore Charlotte |
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Columbus, OH |
Newport Music Hall |
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Worcester, MA |
Worcester Palladium |
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New York, NY |
Best Buy Theater |
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North America, Leg #1 |
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Clifton Park, NY |
United States |
Northern Lights |
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Washington DC |
9:30 Club |
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Buffalo, NY |
Town Balroom |
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Pittsburgh, PA |
Altar Bar |
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Pontiac, MI |
The Crofoot |
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Joliet, IL |
Mojoes |
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South America, Leg #1 |
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Mexico City |
Mexico |
Gran Forum |
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Caracas |
Venezuela |
Anfiteatro El Hatillo |
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São Paulo |
Brazil |
Espaco Lux |
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Curitiba |
Master Hall |
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Porto Alegre |
Opiniao |
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Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
El Teatro Flores |
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Santiago de Chile |
Chile |
Teatro Teleton |
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Australia, Leg #1 |
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Melbourne |
Australia |
Billboards The Venue |
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Sydney |
The HiFi Sydney |
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- 1^ Last date to feature White Wizzard.
- 2^ Originally scheduled at The Rock.
- 3^ Michael Poulsen, from Volbeat, joined the band onstage for "Watching Over Me."
- 4^ "Anthem" was filmed for a music video.
- 5^ Fury UK joined Iced Earth onstage for a rendition of Kiss' "War Machine."
- 6^ Last date to feature Fury UK.
- 7^ Will not feature Symphony X.
Songs played
Album |
Song |
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Iced Earth (1990) |
"Iced Earth" |
Iced Earth |
"When the Night Falls" |
Night of the Stormrider (1991) |
"Angels Holocaust" |
Night of the Stormrider |
"Stormrider" |
Night of the Stormrider |
"Pure Evil" |
Burnt Offerings (1995) |
"Dante's Inferno" |
The Dark Saga (1996) |
"The Hunter" |
The Dark Saga |
"The Last Laugh" |
The Dark Saga |
"Slave to the Dark" |
Something Wicked This Way Comes (1998) |
"Burning Times" |
Something Wicked This Way Comes |
"Watching Over Me" |
Something Wicked This Way Comes |
"Stand Alone" |
Something Wicked This Way Comes |
"My Own Savior" |
Horror Show (2001) |
"Damien" |
The Glorious Burden (2004) |
"Declaration Day" |
Framing Armageddon: Something Wicked Part 1 (2007) |
"Ten Thousand Strong" |
Dystopia (2011) |
"Dystopia" |
Dystopia |
"Anthem" |
Dystopia |
"Anguish of Youth" |
Dystopia |
"V" |
Dystopia |
"Dark City" |
Dystopia |
"Days of Rage" |
Dystopia |
"End of Innocence" |
Dystopia |
"Tragedy and Triumph" |
Kiss cover |
"War Machine" |
Personnel
Iced Earth
- Jon Schaffer — rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Stu Block — lead vocals
- Troy Seele — lead guitar
- Freddie Vidales — bass, backing vocals
- Brent Smedley — drums