For the second year running, Rockstar Energy Drink will set its Uproar Festival on the road for a late summer tour of North America.

Avenge Sevenfold will headline the 2011 event's main stage with help from Three Days Grace, Seether, Bullet for My Valentine and Escape the Fate. A second stage, sponsored by Best Buy Music Gear, will feature Sevendust, Black Tide, Art of Dying and The Black Cloud Collective.

Less than a week after announcing that their co-head bill would continue into winter 2009, rock groups Buckcherry and Avenged Sevenfold have announced their updated itinerary. The new tour leg will begin January 28 at the E Center in West Valley City, UT, and wrap four weeks later on February 25 at The Peterson Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA.

The 17-city outing includes a February 3 concert at Oracle Arena in Oakland, CA, a February 9 performance at Star Theater at Spokane Arena in Spokane, WA, and a February 20 show at The Wolstein Center in Cleveland, OH. As stated in TicketNews's initial tour announcement, the metal group Papa Roach and hard rock band Saving Abel will provide support throughout the tour.

After cancelling the latter half of their fall tour when lead singer M. Shadows was diagnosed with vocal fatigue, metalcore band Avenged Sevenfold is back in a big way. The hard rock crew is cushioning its 2008 itinerary with a newly expanded co-headlining bill with Buckcherry and a series of solo shows that take the band through the end of the year.

The rockers will perform a November 2 solo show at the Tyson IBP Events Center in Sioux City, IA, before kicking off their latest run with Buckcherry on November 4 at Casper Events Center in Casper, WY. The 20-city co-headlining jaunt continues (with scattered solo dates) through a December 3 concert at James Brown Arena in Augusta, GA, after which Avenged Sevenfold continues on its own for eight more shows through December 17 at the Sound Academy in Toronto, ON.

Hard rock crew Avenged Sevenfold canceled the remaining dates on its fall North American tour after frontman M. Shadows was ordered to rest his voice.

According to a statement posted on the band's Web site, Shadows had difficulty singing during the band's tour opening September 6 show at the WAMX Festival in Huntington, WV. Shadows visited his doctor after the problems persisted and was diagnosed with vocal fatigue and prescribed rest.

After raising hell across North America headlining the Fourth Annual Rockstar Taste of Chaos tour, hard-rockers Avenged Sevenfold (A7X) will bring their explosive show to Europe this summer as special guests of veteran heavy metal band Iron Maiden for 21 concerts. The tour begins June 24 in Norway and stops at several major European festivals, including the Twickenham and Leeds festivals in England, before concluding on August 24 at London's Reading Festival.

"I've seen Maiden play countless times and am continually blown away, not just by their live show, but also by the great records they continue to make," says Avenged Sevenfold singer M. Shadows in a statement. "We have learned much from Iron Maiden and are honored to be sharing the stage with some of the greatest icons in rock music."