Nine Inch Nails mainman Trent Reznor has issued the following update:
"Lots going on in the world of Nine Inch Nails... Confirming a very poorly kept secret, the band has been reformed (details coming!) and we are about to embark on an extensive tour. The first wave of dates I can mention at this time appear below. Many more to come!"
Nine Inch Nails tour dates:
07/25 - Pemberton BC @ Pemberton Festival
07/26 - Seattle WA @ Key Arena at Seattle Center
07/28 - Edmonton ALB @ Rexall Place
07/29 - Calgary ALB @ Pengrowth Saddledome
07/31 - Winnipeg MAN @ MTS Centre
08/02 - Minneapolis MN @ Target Center
08/05 - Toronto ONT @ Air Canada Centre
08/07 - Uncasville CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
08/08 - Worcester MA @ DCU Center
08/12 - Knoxville TN @ Knoxville Civic Coliseum
08/13 - Duluth GA @ Gwinnett Arena
08/15 - Oklahoma City OK @ Ford Center
08/16 - Houston TX @ Toyota Center
08/18 - Dallas TX @ American Airlines Center
08/20 - Saint Louis MO @ Scottrade Center
08/22 - Cleveland OH @ Quicken Loans Arena
08/23 - Auburn Hills MI @ Palace of Auburn Hills
08/27 - East Rutherford NJ @ Izod Center
08/29 - Philadelphia PA @ Wachovia Center
08/31 - Lexington KY @ Rupp Arena
09/02 - Morrison CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheater
09/03 - Salt Lake City UT @ The E Center Of West Valley
09/05 - Oakland CA @ Oracle Arena (formerly Oakland Arena)
09/06 - Inglewood CA @ The Forum
Nine Inch Nails recently launched an online film festival showcasing short films made by fans to accompany music from the new Nine Inch Nails album, "Ghosts I – Iv". According to a press release, the NINE INCH NAILS channel on YouTube, which went live on March 13, is accepting submissions immediately through May 1. Music from "Ghosts I – IV" will be available for filmmakers starting on April 1 through YouTube's AudioSwap channel. Submissions will be personally reviewed by Trent Reznor, who will host a festival featuring the best entries at a later date.
Reznor released "Ghosts I – IV" online on March 2. The two-hour collection of 36 untitled instrumental tracks was made available in various high-quality DRM-free formats at different price levels. According to a press statement, a total of 781,917 copies of the project were transacted at NIN.com in the first week of release, including paid and free downloads, plus pre-orders for physical editions of the set. The total gross earned was reported as $1,619,420.
The expensive "ultra-deluxe" limited edition of "Ghosts I - IV" sold out almost instantly despite a steep $300 price tag. A digital version is available for five dollars, along with a $75 limited edition "deluxe" package. A $10 double CD version and a $39 vinyl edition will be available at U.S. retail on April 8.
Thanks for the report to Blabbermouth.net.
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