Conciertos de The Devil Wears Prada 2012

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Devil Wears Prada 8pm Monday, July 9. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets on sale for $19. Day of Show $21.50. Tickets available at The Cotillion, 316-722-4201, thecotillion.com and the employee clubs. No service fees for tickets purchased at The Cotillion open 8a-6p Mon- Sat.

All seating is general admission. Table & chair seating around an open floor. Table reservations for groups of 4 or more are available for an additional charge by calling 316-722-4201.


Dayton OH's The Devil Wears Prada (TDWP) are getting set to release their sophomore effort Plagues this coming August on Rise Records. The new album Plagues, a follow up to 2006’s Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord, furthers the band’s metal driven, synth-laden dual vocal attack with unexpected twists and turns in composition, larger melodies and a more focused aggression but no less savage. Anticipation for the release has been building, and a two page feature is slated in Alternative Press, who listed TDWP in their “100 Bands You Need To Know” issue proclaiming that the band is “Shape-shifting metalcore.” Plagues will feature guest vocals from vocalist Craig Owens of Chiodos, whom the band just confirmed a fall tour with. TDWP is very much looking forward to this tour, tells vocalist Mike Hranica. “Chiodos crowds always tend to be open minded, and we are looking forward to the kids coming out. We’ve been on a bunch of heavy tours recently, so this will be a shock to the system for sure.” TDWP is currently on the monster Sounds of the Underground tour alongside All that Remains, The Number 12 Looks Like You, Gwar and Shadows Fall. This is their largest tour to date, and it has been really interesting for the band, tells Mike, “It’s been really great because we are making new fans all across the board, with the kids and the other bands, who we hang out with all the time.” Before going out with Chiodos, the band will be doing some dates in Mexico, which will be their first international tour, and Mike says, “The Mexican scene is really interesting because eager for shows. Culturally this will be a unique situation, since we are all from the middle of Ohio!”

As the death metal genre continues to explode, Knoxville’s Whitechapel stand bloody head and bruised shoulders above the pack. With a ruthlessly brutal aural assault built upon merciless blastbeats and spine-destroying breakdowns, their three guitarists deliver immense riffs and monstrous leads while vocalist Phil Bozeman vomits out lyrics that avoid clichés and give fans something to think about as they scream them back. Basically stated, this is as shit-your-pants exhilarating as modern metal gets.

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