New Jersey's VTT (VOODOO TERROR TRIBE) have announced two upcoming shows in the North East.

The first show is scheduled for October 24th at Dingbatz in Clifton, NJ. This will be a Halloween celebration and fans are encouraged to dress in costume as there will be a costume contest. The grand prize is a $100 VISA gift card.

The show is an early show, doors open at 3:00 PM. VTT is headlining and they will be playing with BEHIND THE WALLS OF SILENCE, LOCKED TOGETHER IN HATRED and LETHAL DOSE.

Tickets are $10 and will be available at the door. More details on this show can be found here.

The second show is part of the Metal'Cuse Festival at Club Fusion in Syracuse, NY. It is presented by the Power and The Fury Festival. This event features many great metal bands and it is a fundraiser with a portion of the proceeds going to the RONNIE JAMES DIO Stand Up And Shout Cancer Found.

Tickets and more information here.

Guitarist Emir Erkal had the following to say about the upcoming shows: "Hey everyone! We're psyched to announce 2 more shows, even though we're in the middle of working on new material in the studio, which will be ready for the first half of 2011. Well, the first one is an early Halloween show in NJ on October 24th which will start in the afternoon with other great bands and VTT will go on late afternoon. So come celebrate Halloween with VTT where there will be a lot of other great things and surprises...

And then we're going to up state NY (Syracuse) on November 6th to play the great Power & Fury Festival with legendary THE RODS headlining together with other great acts, which will be also a tribute to the one and only Ronnie James Dio and raising money for his Stand Up & Shout Cancer Fund... So don't miss out on these 2 great shows of VTT, where we will be also playing some new songs presenting our new sound for the first time!

Check out VTT's web sites for more info and details on these shows and more for the end of the year!"

VTT hail from the wastelands of the Garden State armed with a heavy-melodic, radio-friendly sound with provoking lyrics and a confident melancholy collection of art with genuine working-class tenacity that is sure to make waves and turn heads.

More on the band at this location.