Garbage set Spring tour

Garbage will launch a North American club tour April 8th in Seattle. The spring outing comes in support of their fourth album, Bleed Like Me, due April 12th.
Bleed, completed after a near four-month disbanding, features raw, guitar-heavy pop accented by Garbage’s signature electronic effects. Songs include “Bad Boyfriend,” featuring the Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl on drums, and “Metal Heart,” a political rant inspired by the war in Iraq, shrouded in layers of violin samples and techno beats.
“You just start questioning everything after a while,” singer Shirley Manson told Rolling Stone in January of the inspiration for “Metal Heart.” “You can’t believe a fuckin’ damn thing you see or hear. I got to the point where I felt like a real paranoid liberal.”
Garbage will head to Europe following their North American tour.
Garbage’s North American tour dates:
4/8: Seattle, Paramount
4/10: San Francisco, The Warfield
4/11: Los Angeles, Wiltern Theater
4/14: Atlanta, Tabernacle
4/16: Philadelphia, Theater of Living Arts
4/17: Boston, Avalon
4/19: New York, Hammerstein Ballroom
4/21: Washington DC, 9:30 Club
4/24: Montreal, Metropolis
4/25: Toronto, Kool Haus
4/27: Detroit, State Theater
4/28: Milwaukee, WI, The Rave/Eagles Club
5/1: Madison, WI, Orpheum Theater
5/4: Chicago, Metro/Smart Bar
[source: rollingstone.com]