Tool is back! The rock band will be going on a series of concerts starting late next month and the group has big plans for their upcoming shows.
More recently, Adam Jones revealed some of the band's plans for their setlist and visuals; check out all the details below.
The musician recently spoke with Pollstar wherein he shared a few details about their shows, saying that he and his bandmates might possibly add some tracks that they haven't played in a long time.
"We might dig a couple oldies out and angle our set list a little bit," he said. (via Loudwire) He also noted that they have new visuals for fans to enjoy which he considers "very cool."
Adam Jones Happy For Loyal Fans
Elsewhere in the interview, Jones said he's happy that the band still has loyal fans after all these years and most of them come to see them perform live.
In order to give them what they paid for, they assured their supporters that they will put on a good show whenever they hit the stage.
"I'm just happy that we have loyal fans and people can come see what we do and appreciate it. We just want to put on a good show, the four of us, and want people to walk away and really feel like they got their money's worth," he added.
In addition, he also wants their fans to have a good time and forget what's happening with the world.
Tool Tour 2023 - Headlining Shows + Festival Appearances
Per the outlet, the band will be kicking off their series of shows at Louder Than Life festival by the end of September before they go on their headlining concerts.
In addition, they would also appear at the Power Trip festival along with other star-studded iconic rock bands like Guns N' Roses, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Judas Priest, AC/DC, and many more.
Their first headlining concert will begin at the Budweiser Event Center in Loveland, CO, on October 3, 2023, before visiting major cities across the United States and Canada like Nampa, Eugene, Tacoma, Kelowna, Salt Lake City, Sacramento, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Milwaukee, Charleston, Rochester, and many more. (via Billboard)
Their last shows would be at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, on November 20 to 21, 2023.
More information about tickets and the complete tour dates are available on their official website.
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