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Lamb Of God<\/a><\/strong> clearly has no shortage of new material since drummer Art Cruz<\/strong> joined the band \u2013 2020’s self-titled and 2022’s Omens<\/em>, as opposed to the normal three-or-four year schedule they were on prior. So what’s next for Lamb Of God<\/a><\/strong>? More new material, dammit!<\/p>\n According to bassist John Campbell<\/strong> in an interview with the RRBG Podcast<\/em>, Lamb Of God<\/a><\/strong> has zero intention of slowing down their output nine records into their career. And why should they? The band has been on a tear with solid new music lately.<\/p>\n “We’re gonna put out some records on the same rough schedule that we always do,” said Campbell<\/strong>. “We put out a record, tour the shit out of it, take a little time back, start working on another one, record it, tour the shit out of it. So, yeah, there’s definitely \u2014 we are still alive and kicking, and there will be more records. In the next five years, there will definitely be a new Lamb Of God<\/a><\/strong> record. I don’t think I’m giving away any secrets with that.”<\/p>\n On where the band might record next, Campbell<\/strong> referenced Omens<\/em> being recorded live together at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles: “I would love to [do it the same way again]. I’d love to go back to Henson Studios and do it too, ’cause that place was badass. But we’ll see.”<\/p>\n Lamb Of God<\/a><\/strong> and Mastodon<\/a><\/strong> will hit the road this July and August to play their 2004 albums Ashes Of The Wake<\/em> and Leviathan<\/em> in full. All dates will be opened by Kerry King<\/a><\/strong> and Malevolence<\/a><\/strong>, except for a few in the middle featuring Kerry King<\/a><\/strong> and Unearth<\/a><\/strong>. Get the full list of dates below and get your tickets here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 7\/19 \u2013 Grand Prairie, TX \u2013 Texas Trust CU Theatre \n
7\/20 \u2013 Austin, TX \u2013 Germania Insurance Amphitheater
7\/21 \u2013 Houston, TX \u2013 713 Music Hall
7\/23 \u2013 Jacksonville, FL \u2013 Daily\u2019s Place
7\/24 \u2013 Orlando, FL \u2013 Orlando Amphitheater
7\/25 \u2013 Alpharetta, GA \u2013 Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
7\/27 \u2013 Raleigh, NC \u2013 Red Hat Amphitheater
7\/28 \u2013 Richmond, VA \u2013 Virginia Credit Union LIVE!
7\/30 \u2013 Pittsburgh, PA \u2013 Stage AE
7\/31 \u2013 London, ON \u2013 Budweiser Gardens
8\/1 \u2013 Montreal, QC \u2013 Bell Centre
8\/3 \u2013 Uncasville, CT \u2013 Mohegan Sun Arena
8\/4 \u2013 Manchester, NH \u2013 SNHU Arena
8\/6 \u2013 Bangor, ME \u2013 Maine Savings Amphitheatre
8\/8 \u2013 Reading, PA \u2013 Santander Arena (w\/ Kerry King<\/strong> & Unearth<\/strong>)
8\/9 \u2013 Cleveland, OH \u2013 Jacobs Pavilion (w\/ Kerry King<\/strong> & Unearth<\/strong>)
8\/10 \u2013 Sterling Heights, MI \u2013 Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre @ Freedom Hill (w\/ Kerry King<\/strong> & Unearth<\/strong>)
8\/13 \u2013 Moorhead, MN \u2013 Bluestem Center For The Arts Amphitheater
8\/15 \u2013 Calgary, AB \u2013 Scotiabank Saddledome
8\/16 \u2013 Penticton, BC \u2013 South Okanagan Events Centre
8\/17 \u2013 Kent, WA \u2013 accesso ShoWare Center
8\/18 \u2013 Portland, OR \u2013 Theater of the Clouds
8\/21 \u2013 Los Angeles, CA \u2013 The Kia Forum
8\/23 \u2013 Phoenix, AZ \u2013 Arizona Financial Theatre
8\/24 \u2013 Rio Rancho, NM \u2013 Rio Rancho Events Center
8\/25 \u2013 El Paso, TX \u2013 El Paso County Coliseum
8\/27 \u2013 Magna, UT \u2013 The Great Saltair
8\/29 \u2013 Morrison, CO \u2013 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
8\/31 \u2013 Omaha, NE \u2013 The Astro Amphitheater<\/p>\n