Fear Before, Heavy Heavy Low Low and Dr.Manhattan will be on the road together beginning next week.

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Adolescents have announced a batch of upcoming shows for a tour around Europe, South America and one in the US, as they continue to tour in support of their latest release, O.C. Confidential, which was released in 2005.

For almost more than a year, the band has been hard at work on their next record, which is expected to drop sometime in 2009.

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The Human Abstract, Protest the Hero and The Chariot will be headed to the UK in March of 2009.

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New Jersey's Static Radio NJ will be heading out for a tour to finish out the year with a Christmas Day show in Asbury Park. The band has been on tour all fall to support their latest album, An Evening of Bad Decisions....., released through Black Numbers records.

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City and Colour, the solo project turned band from Dallas Green of Alexisonfire, has announced a full band headlining tour in the United States beginning January 10th.

Preceding the tour, a special limited edition of City and Colour's sophomore studio album, Bring Me Your Love, will see a worldwide digital release on November 25 (Dec. 2 in the US), with a limited physical package. The disc was originally released last February and achieved Gold status in Canada.

The special limited edition of Bring Me Your Love features the original recording plus a second bonus disc of 14 demo versions of the album tracks, two previously unreleased songs from the BMYL studio sessions, and a handwritten 28 panel booklet with behind-the-scenes photos captured by photographer Vanessa Heins. Only 5000 copies will be manufactured

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San Diego post-punk outfit No Knife have announced some reunion performances in early 2009. Three of the shows will be supporting Jimmy Eat World's Clarity 10th Anniversary dates.

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Gwen Stacy has announced plans to kick off 2009 with a headlining tour supported by Our Last Night, Vanna and In Fear & Faith.

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Envy on the Coast have announced a set of holiday headlining shows with Crime In Stereo and Person L (ex-Starting Line).

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Alkaline Trio, Broadway Calls and The Audition are headed to Europe in January and February.

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Social Distortion frontman Mike Ness has expanded his December Californian tour plans with more shows. Click below for the details.

Ness last released Cheating At Solitaire and Under the Influences both in 1999. He recently announced plans to return to the studio next year with his bandmates in Social Distortion to rework on their followup to 2004's Sex, Love and Rock ’n’ Roll.

Circle Jerks have unveiled plans for a tour of South America in March of 2009. The band's last studio album, Oddities, Abnormalities, and Curiosities, was released more than a decade ago. Though the band released a new song last year, guitarist Greg Hetson mentioned this past June that a new album from the long-running band may not happen in the near future.

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Florida's No Harm Done will be kicking off a US and Canada tour tonight. The band is supporting Escape, their Think Fast! debut from 2008.

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Toronto, ON's Cancer Bats will be traveling through the UK with noted metalcore band In Flames. The band released Hail Destroyer this year through Distort in Canada and Black Market Activites in the US.

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Evansville, IN's Mock Orange, are hitting the road to support Captain Love. They will be in the Northeast with Person L and Audrye Sessions. The band's last album was a Punknews fan favorite for September.

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Jimmy Eat World will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of their fan favorite album, Clarity, by performing the album in its entirety at ten shows beginning in February of 2009. The shows kick off on the 23rd in New York City and wrap up March 7th in Arizona.

Clarity was the band's second major label album, released on Capitol Records. Despite lasting critical acclaim, the record did not perform to the label's expectations and the band was dropped. Their next album, Bleed American was self-recorded by the band and actually became their breakthrough release.

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