Native have announced their summer touring schedule and posted a new song, "Ponyboy," on their myspace page.

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We Are the Union have announced their summer tour schedule. The run includes shows with Go Rydell, Dolarhyde, The Snips and Legitimate Business as well as three shows on the Warped Tour. The band is supporting their new Paper and Plastick EP, The Gun Show Must Go On.

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Bomb the Music Industry! have confirmed more dates for their forthcoming summer tour with Laura Stevenson and The Cans.

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Franz Nicolay has posted a run of August dates. The inspiration for the tour was a little unusual, but Franz explained:

A college friend who's now a biology Ph.D. student at Rutgers, got in touch because he needed to go on a plant-collecting roadtrip, in search of Japanese Stilt Grass (Microstegium vimineum), and wanted a driving buddy. I needed to go on tour again anyway. Car contents will include guitar, accordion, banjo, plant press, lots of plastic bags and about 20 pounds of silica gel. We can be spotted at high elevations, rivers, wet spots and drainage areas during the day, and local rock establishments after dark.

Nicolay released his debut solo album, Major General, earlier this year in the US via Fistolo Records and the record will see a European/UK release in July on Decor Records with two bonus tracks - "The Black Rose Paladins" and "There Will Be Violins."

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Cobra Skulls, The Copyrights, The Sidekicks, The Menzingers and other acts are headed out on the Red Scare tour. Check out the tour poster here.

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Dinosaur Jr. have announced a fall tour in support of 2009's Farm.

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Youth Brigade have announced some September dates to be supported by Off With Their Heads. The full-length documentary Let Them Know: The Story of Youth Brigade and BYO Records will screen in select cities in conjunction with these tour dates.

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Transit is currently on tour supporting their new EP (and first release for Run For Cover), Stay Home.

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Silversun Pickups, Manchester Orchestra and Cage the Elephant will be touring the US and Western Canada this August.

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Philadelphia, PA's Dirty Tactics will soon be embarking on a tour of the Northeast and Midwest with Richmond, VA's Landmines. Dirty Tactics will be playing new songs from their upcoming full length, while Landmines continues to support their 2008 self-titled full-length. You can click Read More for the dates.

Dirty Tactics recently updated us on the recording progress of their new album through a series of dispatches — here are links to Episodes 1, 2 and 3 — as well as a Video of the Week. The band's 2008 EP Gangsta Stamina continues to be streamed at their Punknews.org page.

In an attempt to raise money to buy new shoes, Minneapolis, MN's Pretty Boy Thorson and the Falling Angels are going on a five week tour of the Midwest and East Coast.

The band released Take It Easy through ADD Records in 2007. You can click Read More for the dates.

Face to Face will be doing a short east coast tour in September with Pegboy and Polar Bear Club. You can click Read More for the dates.

The reunited Face to Face mentioned earlier this month they were writing new material and planned to hit the studio in July. Their last proper studio album was 2002's How to Ruin Everything on Vagrant, though 2005 saw Antagonist's release of both the Shoot the Moon collections disc and DVD.

Pegboy broke up in 2000 after releasing Cha-Cha DaMore in 1997, but have been playing sproadic reunion shows in recent years. Polar Bear Club issued Sometimes Things Just Disappear last year on Red Leader, with Chasing Hamburg due out on Bridge Nine September 8th.

Bay Area, CA's Saviours have announced a string of US tour dates. The band will play most dates with Skeletonwitch and Trap Them, and will finish their tour with a free show at Central Park with Dinosaur Jr..

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Recent Polyvinyl signees Japandroids have fleshed out their summer tour schedule. You can click Read More for the dates.

The band will find their recent full-length, Post-Nothing, physically reissued on Polyvinyl August 4. It was initially released on Unfamiliar Records.

British metal pioneers Motörhead are heading to North America this summer to support their latest record Motorizer. The band will kick things off in Minneapolis on August 28th, wrapping things up on September 20th in Austin, TX. Two Canadian stops, Montreal and Toronto, are included on the routing. Reverend Horton Heat and Nashville Pussy will support. Click below for the details.