Well-traveled road warriors Rev Theory – Rich Luzzi, Julien Jorgensen, Dave Agoglia, Matt McCloskey and Rikky Lixx – will embark on an expansive two-month summer tour. The trek will hit amphitheaters, theaters, clubs and festivals and kicks off July 5 in Des Moines, IA and ends September 20 in Maryland Heights, MO.
Rev Theory is touring behind the July 10 release of “Light It Up,” which marks the inaugural release from Maloof Music, a joint venture between the famed Maloof Brothers, who have already made their mark in sports, food & beverages, and Interscope Records.
“We’re music buffs and music fans, and Rev Theory blew us away with their presence and power,” said Phil Maloof in a statement. He oversees Maloof Music, the latest venture from the family that transformed the Las Vegas strip with the Palms hotel.
“We can, and will, do a lot of ancillary marketing through the NBA, Miller, the casino, and all of our other avenues that we’ve found success with,” he added. That is where music is going, and we’re looking forward to taking it the next level.”
“Hell Yeah,” the album’s first single, continues to build momentum. The track has been chosen as the official theme song for the WWE’s “One Night Stand” Pay Per View June 1, and its video became the first video ever to be premiered on XBOX Live. The single will also be part of the soundtrack for EA Sports’ best-selling video game “Madden ’09,” which will be released August 12.
Rev Theory tour dates:
| May 31 | Revolution Hall | Troy, New York |
| June 3 | The Machine Shop | Flint, Michigan |
| June 5 | Illinois State Fairgrounds | Springfield, Illinois |
| June 6 | Rock at the Lake @ Stoneridge Amp. | Camdenton, Missouri |
| June 7 | ROCKFEST @ Liberty Memorial Park | Kansas City, Missouri |
| June 17 | The Tabernacle | Atlanta, Georgia |
| June 18 | House of Blues | New Orleans, LA |
| June 21 | Bill Banker Amphitheatre | Harrison, Arkansas |
| June 23 | Meridian | Houston, Texas |
| June 24 | Grand Central Station | Pharr, Texas |
| June 25 | Scout Bar | San Antonio, Texas |
| July 11 | Edgefest II @ Riverfeast Amphitheatre | Little Rock, Arkansas |
| July 12 | Orange County Fairgrounds | Costa Mesa, CA |
| July 14 | First Tier Event Center | Kearny, Nebraska |
| July 15 | Val Air Balloon | Des Moines, Iowa |
| July 16 | Mayo Civic Center Auditorium | Rochester, Minnesota |
| July 19 | Leach Amphitheatre | Osh Kosh, Wisconsin |
| July 21 | House of Blues | Chicago, Illinois |
| July 22 | Bogart’s | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| July 24 | Harrah’s Stir Cove | Council Bluffs, Iowa |
| July 25 | Guaranty Bank Lot | Cedar Rapids, Iowa |
| July 26 | Ozark Empire Fair | Springfield, Missouri |
| July 27 | Cain’s Ballroom | Tulsa, Oklahoma |
| July 29 | Bismark Civic Center | Bismark, ND |
| July 30 | Ramkota Exhibit Hall | Sioux Falls, SD |
| August 2 | Ogden Theatre | Denver, Colorado |
| August 3 | Buffalo Chip w/ Alice Cooper | Sturgis, SD |
| August 5 | The Big Easy Concert House | Boise, Idaho |
| August 6 | The Big Easy Concert House | Spokane, Washington |
| August 11 | The Orbit Room | Grand Rapids, MI |
| August 12 | Pierre’s | Ft. Wayne, Indiana |
| August 14 | Agora Ballroom | Cleveland, Ohio |
| August 16 | Palladium | Worcester, MA |
| August 17 | Hampton Beach Casino | Ballroom Hampton Beach, NH |
| August 21 | Ram’s Head Live | Baltimore, Maryland |
| August 22 | House of Blues | Atlantic City, NJ |
| August 23 | Moore Square Park | Raleigh, NC |
| August 25 | Jenkinsons | Point Pleasant, NJ |
| August 29 | Haddad Riverfront Park | Charleston, WV |
| September 1 | Phoenix Plaza Amphitheatre | Detroit, Michigan |
| September 20 | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre | Maryland Heights, MO |
