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Theory of a Deadman is the first Canadian rock band to sign with Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger’s 604 Records. Since releasing their self-titled debut in 2002, Theory of a Deadman has blazed their own path with multiple-platinum albums in Canada, and 2008’s Scars & Souvenirs became one of their bestselling albums worldwide when it reached No. 26 on the Billboard 200 chart. Known for their rock anthems and introspective ballads, Theory of a Deadman have found success in Canada and abroad with chart-topping singles like “Bad Girlfriend,” “Rx (Medicate),” “Lowlife” and “History of Violence” — all of them topping Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The Canadian rockers have toured worldwide with bands like Nickelback, Mötley Crüe, Bush, Shinedown and Skillet.
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Theory of a Deadman and Skillet headed out on the fall leg of the Rock Resurrection Tour in October. After kicking off in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the tour covered much of the U.S.
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The fall leg of the Rock Resurrection Tour began on October 20 at the Raising Canes River Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The fall leg of the Rock Resurrection Tour took Theory of a Deadman across the U.S. in the following cities:
Skillet joined Theory of Deadman across all dates of the Rock Resurrection Tour, and Saint Asonia opened on most dates.
Theory of a Deadman were great. This is the second time I saw them in concert. The first was in March and they left a lasting impression and I just had to see them again. I love their sound and the way the band engages the crowd. I wish they didn't have to end the show as I could have watched them for a few more hours.
This concert was fantastic! The opening band, not so great, but Theory of a Deadman was AWESOME!!! I loved the small venue and how up close and personal it was. The acoustics could have been improved so that the audience could actually hear the words, but other than that, it was great!
I have been to many concerts over the years and Theory was the best by far. The venue was small and allowed everyone to be close to the action and the cost of merchandise was not overpriced. I have been to see Theory 3 times and I liked this venue the best. As for the music -- the sound was great, the band was entertaining as usual and I had a really great time. Nothing beats being this close to the band at a concert!
To say the least I brought my 2 daughters, my husband and 2 friends and we all loved them! I have 2 CD's in either of our cars so we wouldn't have to travel without them. They were charming and rough with a smooth sound that was just perfect. Would recommend them highly! The girls love their Bad, Bad Girlfriend shirts and alot of people have commented or inquired about them. The venue was great and I'll be sure to see them again when they're in town!
Theory of a Deadman was awesome! They performed just as well live as has been recorded. TOAD deserves much more recognition - keep it coming!!
Concert was awsome - venue was great - won VIP passes - view rocked. 2nd time I have seen them - would totally see them again...
Theory of a Deadman was great and so was their opening band, The Parlour Mob (check them out on youtube). The only complaint was that it was general admission, it was a really hot & humid night and the Sound Academy didn't have the A/C turned up enough so we were all standing around sweating. People were also really rude pushing their way to the front when Theory of a Deadman came on stage. I would really recommend going to see the band but definitely at a different venue.
I was completly let down and disapointed. The vocals were awfull. TOAD is a studio band at best. The only good thing was the opening band Parolor Mob. I went a TOAD fan and left a Parlor Mob fan.
I absolutely loved the concert. I am so glad that they played in cowboys bar because it made the concert seem more personal. It was amazing to be so close to the band. They are incredible musicians and excellent entertainers. The energy that night was incredible. Definitely a night to remember. Hope they come back again soon. :)
The concert was great as it WAS Theory playing. The only issues I had were the lack of interaction between fans and the band after the concert. I know they're getting bigger but I think they could've come out for us hard core fans that waited around for awhile to catch a glimpse.
After a really well done opening act by Parlor Mob that really brought people in and really just drew them closer and closer to the stage. Theory of a Deadman came out and they were just great as each of their songs were played it was just a great adrenaline rush. I was a little surprised by the difference in the lead singers voice but other than that it was just great and just was a great show that just got you pumped. I would highly recommend this show to anyone who is a fan of rock music.
This is the second show for me and my wife in London Ontario and it was awsome as usual but I am yet to hear my favorite song live - "Leg to Stand On" I thought for sure you guys would do that one for the encore.
JUST SOOOO AWESOME>>>I wish I got to say hi or something...The singer is soooooo HOOOOOOTTTTTT!!!!!
