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D.R.I. To Embark On Next Leg Of 20 DIRTY ROTTEN YEARS World Tour

October 21, 2002

D.R.I. have posted the following update via their official web site:

"The next leg of our 20 Dirty Rotten Years World Tour starts in a week. We will be heading up to the north west again, hitting Eugene, Portland and Seattle. Then over to the Great Lakes area for shows in Nebraska, Minneapolis, Iowa, Illinios, Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Then we return home via Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Southern Cal.

"Due to popular demand, it looks like we will be adding another leg to the USA tour, next spring (April) where we will play up and down the eastern seaboard and try to hit all the places we missed this year. We also plan to play the Mass Hardcore Fest on that tour."

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