Last year, Accept released their 16th studio album, Too Mean To Die, which landed them on the top of the charts (#1 - US Hard Music, #2 - Germany, #3 - UK (Rock), etc.). The band, which includes guitarist and founding member Wolf Hoffmann, has defined the international genre since they formed in Solingen, Germany in 1976, reigning as one of the most important German rock bands in the '80s alongside the Scorpions, while also influencing bands such as Metallica, Slayer, Guns N' Roses and Iron Maiden.

Now, the metal legends are coming back to the US and Canada, poised to kick off their headlining Too Mean To Die - Tour North America 2022 this fall, featuring Narcotic Wasteland as openers. Watch a new trailer video below.

Guitarist Wolf Hoffmann comments: "After two difficult years, I am very much looking forward to returning to the USA and playing in front of our American friends again. Let’s rock out and have a great Accept metal party with all of you headbanging metal veterans out there!"

Fans can expect a diverse setlist of new and classic tracks, plus mega-hits "Balls To The Wall", "Princess Of The Dawn", "Fast As A Shark" and many more. See below for all dates. VIP experiences will be available - stay tuned for more information coming soon.

Tour dates:     

September
29 - Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl

October
1 - Houston, TX - The Concert Pub North
2 - Fort Worth, TX - Rail Club
4 - El Paso, TX - Rockhouse
7 - San Luis Obispo, CA - The Coach House
8 - West Hollywood, CA - The Whiskey
9 - Las Vegas - Vamped
11 - Denver, CO - The Venue
13 - Milwaukee, WI - The Rave Ballroom
14 - St. Charles, IL - The Arcada Theater
15 - Westland, MI - The Token
16 - Toronto, ON - The Phoenix Theater
18 - Vineland, NJ - Landis Theater
20 - Jim Thorpe, PA - Penns Peak
21 - Patchogue, NY - Stereo Garden *
22 - Peekskill, NY - Paramount Theater *
23 - Teaneck, NJ - Debonair Music Hall *
25 - New York City, NY - The Gramercy
26 - New Bedford, MA - The Vault
27 - Harrisburg, PA - XL Live  
29 - Columbus, OH - King Of Clubs

* no Narcotic Wasteland

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