According to Ticketmaster.com, DANZIG has confirmed a string of US live dates in support of his forthcoming, Deth Red Sabaoth. Tickets go on sale today at 10 AM EST at this location.

The dates are as follows:

June

15 - Norva - Norfolk, VA
16 - The Fillmore - Charlotte, NC
18 - Nokia Theatre - New York, NY
19 - Trocadero Theatre - Philadelphia, PA
21 - House of Blues - Boston, MA
24 - Knitting Factory - Boise, ID
25 - Knitting Factory - Reno, NV
26 - Nokia - Los Angeles, CA
27 - Regency Ballroom - San Francisco, CA

Danzig will release Deth Red Sabaoth, his first new studio album in six years, on June 22nd through Evilive/The End.

The album is his ninth and was produced by Danzig himself. It was recorded in Los Angeles throughout the course of 2009. The multi-tasking Danzig handled bass duties for most of the album and even played drums on the song 'Black Candy.'

Deth Red Sabaoth is 11 songs strong, and some song titles include 'The Revengeful' and 'On a Wicked Night.' There is also the two-parter called 'Pyre of Souls'; part one is said to be dirgy and opens with an acoustic guitar, a piano and Danzig's signature vocals, while part two erupts with electric guitar fury. Longtime Danzig cohorts guitarist Tommy Victor of PRONG, who has worked with the singer since 1996, and drummer Johnny Kelly of TYPE O NEGATIVE/SEVENTH VOID, played on the album, which marks the first time Kelly - who has intermittently sat behind the kit for Danzig live shows since 2002 - has actually recorded with Danzig.

The album has a natural feel, thanks to the way the iconic Danzig attacked the recording process, choosing to steer clear of studio trickery and technology. "I think that fans will really dig this new album," said Danzig in a statement. "I've been told several times that the album has a cool vitality to it, that it sounds energized, and I got that feeling when I was recording it. I wanted to have an organic sound, bigger and thicker, so I went out and bought some 1970's Kustom tuck 'n' roll bass amps to play some of the guitar parts through. You'll hear real reverb, real tremolo on this album, which sounds completely different than the stuff that's done with computer chips."

The visually-arresting artwork for Deth Red Sabaoth was designed by award winner Joe Chiodo, who has worked on dozens of graphic novels and comic books, most notably X-Men Unlimited. It makes total sense, as Danzig is a noted comic book fan and publisher; Chiodo also works on Danzig's own Verotik publishing line.