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STOLEN BABIES to Tour with Co-Headliners DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT, KATATONIA, and Special Guests PARADISE LOST on the “Epic Kings & Idols Tour

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STOLEN BABIES to Tour with Co-Headliners DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT, KATATONIA, and Special Guests PARADISE LOST on the “Epic Kings & Idols Tour For Immediate Release June 1, 2012 STOLEN BABIES to Tour with Co-Headliners DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT, KATATONIA, and Special Guests PARADISE LOST on the “Epic Kings & Idols Tour This September, California avant-garde metal band STOLEN BABIES will be touring the United States with co-headliners Devin Townsend Project, Katatonia, and special guests Paradise Lost as part of the “Epic Kings & Idols Tour” (DTP and Katatonia will alternate in headlining each show). The tour kicks-off in Seattle, WA at Studio 7 on September 4, 2012 and travels throughout the United States until September 24th when it comes to a close in Baltimore, MD at Rams Head Live. The “Epic Kings & Idols Tour” VIP pre-sale begins Wednesday, June 6th; tickets will be available to the general public th starting Thursday, June 7 . “We're very excited about being on this tour with such a great line-up,” states STOLEN BABIESdrummer Gil Sharone. “It's the perfect way to start the touring cycle for our new album that will be released later this year with No Comment Records.” STOLEN BABIES will also perform select shows this summer before the “Epic Kings & Idols Tour” begins, including a special show with Dredg at The Roxy in West Hollywood, CA, the “Gothic Theatre Block Party” in Englewood, CO at Moe’s, and a special headline show at The Metro in Salt Lake City, UT. Having theatrical roots, STOLEN BABIES formed from a 12+ member performance troupe named The Fratellis. Horns blared, oversized dolls jumped out of toy boxes, squabbles were had, and babies were stolen, turned into flies and fed to giant spiders. Eventually, the blundering theatrics came to an end, but the four stuck together to create more emotionally focused songs with a new band name taken from one of the skits entitled, "Stolen Babies", performed by their old incarnation. STOLEN BABIES’ musical style is a cauldron of ideas that serves up a wonderful variety of vibrant styles meshed together into a pure chaotic frenzy—and it works. The band’s most recent release, There Be Squabbles Ahead, was released to positive reviews in 2006 with The End Records/No Comment Records. See below for all current STOLEN BABIES tour dates and stay tuned for information on the band’s second full-length album, coming soon! STOLEN BABIES DATES: June. 10--West Hollywood, CA--The Roxy w/ Dredg Sept. 1--Englewood, CO--Moe’s - "Gothic Theatre Block Party" Sept. 2--Salt Lake City, UT--The Metro – headline show “EPIC KINGS & IDOLS TOUR” DATES: Sept. 4--Seattle, WA--Studio 7 Sept. 5--Vancouver, BC--Commodore Sept. 7--San Francisco, CA--Great American Music Hall Sept. 8--Los Angeles, CA--El Rey Theater Sept. 9--Phoenix, AZ--Marquee Theater Sept. 11--Houston, TX--Warehouse Live Studio Sept. 12--Dallas, TX--Trees Sept. 13--Lawrence, KS--Granada Sept. 14--Denver, CO—Summit (STOLEN BABIES not performing on this date) Sept. 16--Minneapolis, MN—Station 4 Sept. 17--Chicago, IL--Bottom Lounge Sept. 18--Pittsburgh, PA--Mr. Smalls Sept. 19--Toronto, ON--Opera House Sept. 20--Montreal, QC--Cafe Campus Sept. 21--Worcester, MA--Palladium Sept. 22--Philadelphia, PA--TLA Sept. 23--New York, NY--Irving Plaza Sept. 24--Baltimore, MD--Rams Head Live STOLEN BABIES is: Dominique Lenore Persi - Lead Vocals/Accordion Rani Sharone - Bass/Vocals Gil Sharone - Drums Ben Rico - Keyboard/Vocals/Percussion Davey Oberlin - Guitar (touring member) For more information on STOLEN BABIES, please visit these websites: www.stolenbabiestheband.com www.facebook.com/stolenbabiesofficial www.twitter.com/stolenbabies www.myspace.com/stolenbabies For press inquiries and additional information, please contact Adrenaline PR and Maria Ferrero at 732-462-4262 or [email protected]. ### .
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