Nickelbackfanclub.com > News > Nickelback?s Global Smash 'Dark Horse Tour' Returns To The US!

Nickelback, who were named Billboard’s ‘Group of Decade’ and kicked off 2010 by performing at the Closing Ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics, are showing absolutely no signs of slowing down. They have extended their Dark Horse World Tour. The next leg of the tour, produced by Live Nation, will begin on September 14 in Nashville and will run through October 30 in Las Vegas. Three Days Grace and Buckcherry will join Nickelback on these dates. ?The Dark Horse World Tour? has been a smashing success, as all previous legs have been completely sold out. Since 2009, Nickelback have sold more than 1.6 million tickets and have played more than 120 global shows.   “Our fans have been amazing all over the world from Japan to New Zealand, Australia, Dubai, the UK and North America,” said Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger.  “Our fans keep us going and we are excited to play 25 more dates in the US with Three Days Grace and Buckcherry.”  

Tickets for all shows go on sale to the general public on July 17 at LiveNation.com. Presale tickets will be available to Fan Club members starting tomorrow, Thursday, July 8th at 10AM (local time). For the complete tour itinerary, information on VIP packages, and presale and on sale dates and times, visit the tour page.

Not a fan club member? Join now to get access to presale tickets, early entry to shows, a 10% discount in the Nickelback store, a member gift and more!

In other Nickelback news, the band has just released music which will now be available as downloadable content for Xbox 360, Play Station 3 and Wii platforms in the Rock Band Music Store. The “Nickelback Pack 01” will include a bevy of the band’s most recognizable hits. Additionally, the popular ?Tap Tap Revenge? rhythm game franchise expands with ?Nickelback Revenge,? currently the #1 music game at iTunes. The new game features eleven of Nickelback?s most popular songs of all time, including ?How You Remind Me,? ?Rockstar,? ?This Afternoon,? and ?If Today Was Your Last Day.?