Scars on Broadway is pleased to announce they will be supporting Deftones for a slate of fall tour dates. Presale tickets will be available Tuesday, 9/4/12 at 12pm PST.

Tue 10/9/12 – Ventura Theatre – Ventura, CA
Wed 10/10/12 – Warfield – San Francisco, CA
Fri 10/12/12 – Roseland Ballroom – Portland, OR
Sat 10/13/12 – Showbox, SODO – Seattle, WA
Sun 10/14/12 – Commodore – Vancouver, BC
Tue 10/16/12 – Knitting Factory – Boise, ID
Wed 10/17/12 – In The Venue – Salt Lake City, UT
Fri 10/19/12 – Fillmore Auditorium – Denver, CO
Sat 10/20/12 – Harrah’s – Kansas City, MO
Sun 10/21/12 – Blue Note – Columbia, SC
Tue 10/23/12 – Aragon Ballroom – Chicago, IL
Wed 10/24/12 – Royal Oak Music Theatre – Royal Oak, MI
Fri 10/26/12 – Rams Head Live – Baltimore, MD
Sun 10/28/12 – The Electric Factory – Philadelphia, PA
Mon 10/29/12 – House of Blues – Boston, MA
Tue 10/30/12 – Terminal 5 – New York, NY

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Serj Tankian has had a busy 2012. He recorded and will release four solo albums this year, all of them in different genres. “You gotta do different things,” he tells us in an exclusive interview. “There are too many musicians making the same sh-t over and over again. It’s boring.”

Of the four albums, Harakari is the one he spoke of most enthusiastically. “I did Harakari mostly because of the message.” he says. “Because the music just came to me. It literally came to me from the universe, forcing itself upon me and leaving me with an unplanned pregnancy of a record.”

He must have been enthusiastic to endure the intense video shoot for Harakari’s title track, which says was filmed “at the end of the f—cking earth,” in Saltan Sea, California. “There were dead fish all around,” he says. “The smell was indescribable using language. It was like 108 degrees, with no birds or fish living, and this complete decrepit community of meth users.” Sounds fun!

And to keep busy outside of recording and performing, he created his own iPad app, I Am Serj. “I got the iPad a couple of years ago,” he says. “And there are all these incredible music applications that have been coming out. I was so excited I created my own iPad app, utilizing the loops and stems from Harakari and my other solo albums. You could literally go make your own music using these loops.”

He sees great opportunity for other musicians to follow suit, and in doing so, maybe, just maybe bringing the music industry back from the brink of destruction. ” ‘Save the Music Industry,’” he adds, laughing. “That’s an interesting name for a book.”

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