Pierce The Veil’s new music video, for the track "Circles”, exclusively premiered on MTV today, airing on AMTV, AMTV2, MTV Hits, MTV Live and mtvU beginning at 6 AM, ET. "Circles" will also be available via MTV's Snapchat Discovery channel.

The "Circles" video was directed by Drew Russ who directed Pierce's 2012 "King For A Day" video that has accumulated more than 70-million YouTube views. The video's concept is loosely based on the 1991 feature film Nothing But Troublem that was directed and written by Dan Aykroyd and starred Chevy Chase, John Candy and Aykroyd. PTV is on tour, on the road, their bus pulls up to their hotel for the night, and the second thoughts about this hotel start immediately. The hotel's bar serves drinks laced with snakes, bugs, eyeballs, and other animal parts, the hotel rooms are decorated in "crazy" - rooms full of mirrors. rooms full of rotting food, rooms full of skeletons and mystery stains. San Francisco morning radio host and former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield plays a featured role as an obsessed and very creepy old man.

Watch the new video at this location.

Armed with Misadventures, the band's new album that debuted at #4 on the Billboard chart, "Circles”, their hot new single now Top 40 at alternative, a 2016 MTV Fandom Award nomination for "Bandom of the Year," and the just-completed, sold-out US Misadventures Tour, rockers Pierce The Veil announce The Made To Destroy Tour, a seven-week North American trek that kicks off on September 3rd.

Presented by Journeys, The Made to Destroy Tour will launch in San Francisco and take the band coast-to-coast wrapping up in Los Angeles on October 16th. Neck Deep and I Prevail will provide support on all dates. Pre-sale/VIP packages are available for purchase now; the public on-sale begins this Friday, July 22nd at 10 AM local time. Log on to piercetheveiltix.com for all details.

While Pierce The Veil performed the entire Misadventures album start to finish on their just-completed tour,  their set for The Made to Destroy Tour will be comprised of songs from the band's entire four-album catalogue, including some from Misadventures. PTV fans know that the band isn't one that just gets up on the stage and plays; while specifics are still evolving, concert-goes can expect lots of cool production elements throughout the evening that will make for a memorable show.

Confirmed dates are as follows:

September
3 - The Warfield - San Francisco, CA*
4 - Roseland Theatre - Portland, OR*
6 - Showbox Sodo - Seattle, WA*
7 - Revolution Concert House - Boise, ID*
9 - In The Venue - Salt Lake City, UT*
10 - High Elevation Festival, Fiddler's Green Amphitheater - Denver, CO**
12 - The Cotillion - Wichita, KS*
13 - Myth Live - Minneapolis, MN*
14 - 7 Flags Event Center - Des Moines, IA*
16 - Riot Fest - Chicago, IL**
17 - Rochester Main Street Armory - Rochester, NY*
18 - Rock Allegiance Festival, PPL Park - Chester, PA**
20 - Newport Music Hall - Columbus, OH*
21 - The Pageant - St. Louis, MO*
23 - House of Blues - New Orleans, LA*
24 - Texas Mutiny, Texas Motor Speedway - Dallas, TX**
25 - Houston Open Air Festival, NRG Park - Houston, TX**
27 - Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland - Kansas City, KS*
28 - War Memorial Auditorium - Nashville, TN*
30 - Chill on the Hill Festival - Detroit, MI**

October
1 - Louder Than Life Festival, Champions Park - Louisville, KY**
2 - Sonic Boom Festival - Madison, WI**
4 - Hammerstein Ballroom - New York, NY*
5 - The Fillmore Charlotte - Charlotte, NC*
7 - The Tabernacle - Atlanta, GA*
8 - House of Blues - Orlando, FL*
9 - Jannus Live - Tampa, FL*
11 - Alamo City Music Hall - San Antonio, TX*
12 - Lonestar Pavilion - Lubbock, TX*
14 - Marquee Theatre - Phoenix, AZ*
15 - Rainbow Room - Fresno, CA*
16 - Hollywood Palladium - Los Angeles, CA*

* - headline dates
** - major music festivals