The Indestructible Tour was a 2008–09 concert tour by American heavy metal band Disturbed in support of the group's fourth studio album, Indestructible, which was released in June 2008.

The tour saw extensive legs throughout the United States, as well as tours in Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. A DVD release entitled Indestructible in Germany, which features a portion of the band's performance at the 2008 edition of the Rock am Ring Festival, was released in December 2008 exclusively through electronics retailer Best Buy.

In March 2009, the band began a fourth iteration of their self-created package tour, Music as a Weapon, for U.S. markets. The trek featured acts such as Killswitch Engage, Chimaira, and Lacuna Coil, among others. The final leg took place in Europe in June 2009, beginning in Interlaken, Switzerland and wrapping up in early July in Turku, Finland.

Tour dates DateCityCountryVenueNorth America, Leg #1Little RockUnited StatesEdgefestWichitaThe CotillionAmarilloAztec Music HallTulsaCain's BallroomSpringfieldShrine MosqueMemphisBeale Street Music FestivalNorth Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesKnoxvilleThe ValariumLake Buena VistaHouse of BluesBirminghamSloss FurnaceRichmondThe NationalAtlantic CityHouse of BluesCincinnatiBogart'sFort WaynePiere'sColumbusRock on the RangeEurope, Leg #1SölvesborgSwedenSweden Rock FestivalNürburgringGermanyRock am Ring FestivalNurembergRock im Park FestivalZagrebCroatiaBoogaloo ClubDonington ParkUnited KingdomDownload FestivalNickelsdorfAustriaNova Rock FestivalCanada ("Heavy MTL")June 22, 2008MontrealCanadaParc Jean-DrapeauNorth America, Leg #2 ("Mayhem Festival")AuburnUnited StatesWhite River AmphitheatreMountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreSan BernardinoSan Manuel Amphitheater WheatlandSleep Train AmphitheatreFresnoSave Mart CenterChula VistaCricket Wireless AmphitheatrePhoenixCricket Wireless PavilionAlbuquerqueJournal PavilionGreenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreBonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterMaryland HeightsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterDallasSuperPages.com CenterSelmaVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterHoustonSam Houston Race ParkTampaFord AmphitheatreWest Palm BeachCruzan AmphitheatreVirginia BeachVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterBurgettstownPost-Gazette PavilionScrantonToyota PavilionMansfieldComcast CenterUniondaleNassau ColiseumTorontoCanadaDownsview ParkClarkstonUnited StatesDTE Energy Music TheatreTinley ParkFirst Midwest Bank AmphitheatreAtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreNoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music CenterCamdenSusquehanna Bank CenterHartfordNew England Dodge Music CenterBristowNissan PavilionCorfuDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterOceania ("Music as a Weapon: Australia and New Zealand")August 29, 2008PerthAustraliaChallenge StadiumAugust 31, 2008AdelaideThebarton TheatreSeptember 2, 2008BrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment CentreSeptember 3, 2008SydneyHordern Pavilion September 4, 2008NewcastleNewcastle Entertainment CentreSeptember 6, 2008MelbourneFestival HallSeptember 9, 2008AucklandNew ZealandVector Arena September 10, 2008WellingtonTSB Bank Arena September 12, 2008ChristchurchWestpac Arena AsiaSeptember 16, 2008OsakaJapanClub QuattroSeptember 17, 2008TokyoLiquid RoomSeptember 18, 2008Europe, Leg #2LondonUnited KingdomCarling Academy BrixtonManchesterManchester ApolloGlasgowCarling AcademyNottinghamRock CityBirminghamCarling AcademyBrusselsBelgiumAncienne BelgiqueAmsterdamNetherlandsHeineken Music HallHamburgGermanyDocksBerlinColumbiahalleDüsseldorfPhilipshalleMunichZenithViennaAustriaGasometerZürichSwitzerlandVolkshausKarlsruheGermanyEuropahalleCopenhagenDenmarkK.B. HallenOsloNorwayRockefeller Music HallStockholmSwedenArenanHelsinkiFinlandHelsinki Ice HallNorth America, Leg #3RochesterUnited StatesMayo Civic AuditoriumBrookingsSwiftel CenterBismarckCivic CenterGreat FallsFour Seasons ArenaSpokaneKnitting FactoryVancouverCanadaQueen Elizabeth TheatreEdmontonShaw Conference CentreCalgaryStampede CorralSaskatoonPrairieland HallWinnipegBurton Cummings TheatreGrand ForksUnited StatesAlerus CenterKearneyFirsTier Event CenterNashvilleSommet CenterIndianapolisMurat Egyptian RoomSt. LouisThe PageantNorth America, Leg #4MilwaukeeUnited StatesEagles BallroomSpringfieldShrine MosqueKansas CityUptown TheaterMagnaThe Great SaltairEverettComcast ArenaKennewickToyota CenterSacramentoARCO ArenaSan JoseEvent Center ArenaLos AngelesHollywood PalladiumLas VegasPearl Concert TheaterEl PasoEl Paso County ColiseumBeltonBell County Expo CenterMidlandHorseshoe ArenaCorpus ChristiConcrete Street AmphitheaterTupeloBancorpSouth ArenaAugustaJames Brown ArenaJacksonvilleMorocco Shrine AuditoriumFort LauderdalePompano Beach AmphitheaterEsteroGermain ArenaNorth Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesJohnson CityFreedom Hall Civic CenterRochesterMain Street ArmoryAtlantic CityHouse of BluesTrotwoodHara ArenaHuntingtonBig Sandy Superstore ArenaUticaUtica Memorial AuditoriumScrantonScranton Cultural CenterNorth America, Leg #5 ("Music as a Weapon IV")WaterlooUnited StatesMcElroy AuditoriumOklahoma CityFord CenterDenverFillmore AuditoriumGlendaleJobing.com ArenaAlbuquerqueTingley ColiseumGrand PrairieNokia Theatre at Grand PrairiePark CityHartman ArenaBossier CityCenturyTel CenterLittle RockRiverfest AmphitheaterNew OrleansLakefront ArenaPensacolaCivic CenterDuluthArena at Gwinnett Center TampaSt. Pete Times ForumOrlandoAmway ArenaCharlotteBojangles' ColiseumBaltimore1st Mariner ArenaLowellPaul E. Tsongas ArenaState CollegeBryce Jordan CenterPortlandCumberland County Civic CenterErieLouis J. Tullio ArenaBridgeportArena at Harbor YardEast RutherfordIzod CenterFayettevilleCumberland County Crown ColiseumReadingSovereign CenterGlens FallsGlens Falls Civic CenterPittsburghRostraver Ice GardenBattle CreekKellogg ArenaDetroitCobo ArenaClevelandTime Warner Cable AmphitheaterColumbusLifestyle Communities PavilionPeoriaPeoria Civic CenterMinneapolisTarget CenterWest Des MoinesVal Air Ballroom MadisonVeterans Memorial ColiseumLa CrosseLa Crosse CenterEvansvilleRoberts Municipal StadiumCouncil BluffsMid-America CenterChicagoCharter One Pavilion AshwaubenonResch Center NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center LondonCanadaJohn Labatt Centre TorontoSound Academy MontrealBell Centre MonctonMoncton Coliseum HalifaxHalifax Forum Quebec CityL'Agora du Vieux-Port OttawaScotiabank Place HamiltonCopps ColiseumEurope, Leg #3InterlakenSwitzerlandGreenfield FestivalMilanItalyAlcatrazZagrebCroatiaBoogaloo ClubNickelsdorfAustriaNova Rock FestivalNeuhausen ob EckGermanySouthside FestivalScheeßelHurricane FestivalPragueCzech RepublicRoxyArendalNorwayHove FestivalGothenburgSwedenMetaltown FestivalDesselBelgiumGraspop Metal Meeting FestivalLuxembourgLuxembourgDen AtelierTilburgNetherlands013TurkuFinlandRuisrock Festival

1^ Rescheduled from July 10, 2009. 2^ Headline show; non-Music as a Weapon date. 3^ Rescheduled from March 20, 2009. 4^ Rescheduled from May 10, 2009.

Canceled dates DateCityCountryVenueJune 18, 2008MilanItalyAlcatraz[a]June 19, 2008ZürichSwitzerlandRohstofflagerJune 22, 2008BiddinghuizenNetherlandsFields of Rock[b]October 21, 2008LeipzigGermanyHaus Auensee[c]

a^ Dates canceled due to "routing problems". b^ Festival canceled due to poor ticket sales and the organisers' inability to secure additional appearances by headliner-level acts. c^ Date canceled due to "unforeseen circumstances".

Support acts

All That Remains (May 25–June 3, 2009) Alter Bridge (August 29–September 12, 2008) Art of Dying (April 27–May 15, 2008; November 23–December 16, 2008; May 25–June 3, 2009) Behind Crimson Eyes (August 29–September 6, 2008) Chimaira (March 21–May 17, 2009) Egypt Central (November 23–December 16, 2008) Five Finger Death Punch (April 27–May 15, 2008) Killswitch Engage (March 21–May 17, 2009) Lacuna Coil (March 21–May 17, 2009) P.O.D. (September 2–12, 2008)

Redline (September 9–12, 2008) Sevendust (January 17–February 28, 2009) Shinedown (October 4–November 2, 2008; May 23, 2009) Skindred (January 16–February 28, 2009; May 25–June 3, 2009) Spineshank (March 21–May 17, 2009) Staind (April 10, 2009) Static-X (April 10, 2009) Suicide Silence (March 29–May 17, 2009)

Personnel David Draiman – lead vocals Dan Donegan – guitars John Moyer – bass guitar, backing vocals Mike Wengren – drums

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