El Paso, Texas just received HUGE concert news to get us excited for 2024; the metal legends Tool have announced additional 2024 Winter tour dates for next year & we ARE included for next year.

When is Tool coming to El Paso, Texas in 2024?

It is set in stone: Tool shall be returning to the UTEP Don Haskins Center, February 7th. Fellow progressive metal/stoner rock band Elder from Massachusetts will open up for Tool during the concert; the doors will open at 7:30pm.

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Additional 2024 Texas dates include:

  • January 30th - Corpus Christi, TX at the American Bank Center,
  • January 31st - Austin, TX at the Moody Center,
  • February 2nd - Dallas, TX at the American Airlines Center

When was the last time Tool has been to El Paso?

As I wrote about in the past, Tool has only been to our neck of the woods just ONE time before: July 17, 2002 at the El Paso County Coliseum.

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Over 10,000 fans went to see this HUGE show over 20 years ago; with only a few of the photos of that past concert existing from this achieved article from The Tennessean. The band performed a total of 16 songs ranging from their UndertowÆnimaLateralus albums. Sadly footage of the show hasn't surfaced online but interestingly, there exists AUDIO from that very concert taken from the audience (which you can hear if you're interested).

Of course fans of Maynard know that wasn't the last time time we would see him & his musical projects;

This has been a long time coming for Tool to FINALLY return to the Sun City.

There will be a two day pre-sale, exclusive to TOOL Army members, from 10am local time tomorrow, Wednesday, November 8th, to 10pm local time Thursday, November 9th. The tickets will go on sale  for the general public this Friday, November 10th at 10am through Ticketmaster.

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