They'll also be treating the audience to their hits and rarities, starting July 28 in Tempe, Ariz. From there, the band will hit a handful of southern cities before traveling throughout the Midwest to the East Coast and backtracking out west for a final show Sept. 11 in Paso Robles, Calif.

"We are very excited about this tour," frontman Mike Ness said in a statement. "It's not often we get to celebrate anniversaries of records, or play them in their entirety, but this record was a milestone for us and after rehearsing it we realized it was a hell of a set� High energy and good flow. It was a great feeling to play songs that I hadn't played in twenty years, or more. It's inspirational to "revisit" this album; especially during the writing of a new record. All I can say is 'it's gonna be a kick ass show!!!!'"