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Scream the Prayer Tour

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Former annual concert tour (2008–2013)
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Scream the Prayer Tour
For Today on stage in Pomona, California
GenreChristian hardcore,hardcore punk,metalcore,deathcore,Christian metal
LocationUnited States
Years active2008–2013
WebsiteScream the Prayer Tour on Twitter

TheScream the Prayer Tour, also known asScream the Prayer, or simplySTP, was an AmericanChristian metalcore/hardcore music worship tour, presented by INRI Clothing. The tour had been held annually since it began, in mid-2008. In 2013 promoters decided it would be the final tour due to low ticket sales and lack of audience.

2008

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The line up for the first 2008 tour included[1]Impending Doom,Sleeping Giant,MyChildren MyBride,War of Ages,Before Their Eyes,Blessed by a Broken Heart,Haste the Day,With Blood Comes Cleansing,Here I Come Falling,Akissforjersey,Agraceful, andSoul Embraced.

2009

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The line up for the 2009 tour included[2]Haste the Day,The Chariot,Sleeping Giant,Project 86,Oh, Sleeper,Gwen Stacy,Agraceful,For Today,A Plea for Purging, andCorpus Christi.

2010

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The lineup for the 2010 tour[3] includedMaylene and the Sons of Disaster,For Today,Blessed by a Broken Heart,A Plea for Purging,The Color Morale,The Crimson Armada,I the Breather,The Great Commission,In the Midst of Lions, andHundredth. The tour dates were announced below. This year marked the third annual tour.

DateCityCountryVenue
June 30, 2010BushnellUnited StatesCornerstone Festival
July 1, 2010
July 2, 2010NashvilleRockettown
July 3, 2010CharlotteAmos
July 4, 2010DouglasvilleThe 7 Venue
July 5, 2010OrlandoLyrica
July 6, 2010JacksonvilleMurray Hill Theatre
July 7, 2010BirminghamThe Vineyard Church
July 8, 2010PensacolaAmerican Legion
July 9, 2010HoustonThe Warsaw
July 10, 2010San AntonioWhite Rabbit
July 11, 2010DallasThe Door
July 12, 2010TulsaThe Marquee
July 13, 2010MemphisThe Arbor
July 16, 2010WillmarSonshine Festival
July 17, 2010OmahaGrace University
July 18, 2010St. LouisFirebird
July 20, 2010AlbuquerqueWool Warehouse
July 22, 2010Las VegasThe Farm
July 24, 2010PomonaGlasshouse
July 25, 2010OrangevaleClub Retro
July 27, 2010SeattleStudio Seven
July 31, 2010LongmontHeavenFest
August 3, 2010DaytonThe Attic
August 5, 2010GilfordSoulfest
August 6, 2010VinelandHangar 84
August 7, 2010AllentownCrocodile Rock
August 8, 2010BaltimoreSonar

2011

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The lineup for the 2011 tour[4] includesNorma Jean,Sleeping Giant,The Chariot,War of Ages,Close Your Eyes,Texas In July,I The Breather,The Great Commission,As Hell Retreats, andSovereign Strength. The tour dates were announced below. This year marks the fourth annual tour.

DateCityCountryVenue
July 1, 2011NashvilleUnited StatesRocketown
July 2, 2011BushnellCornerstone Festival
(Not all STP bands on festival)
July 3, 2011
July 5, 2011AllentownCrocodile Rock
July 6, 2011BaltimoreSonar
July 7, 2011CharlotteAmos
July 8, 2011DouglasvilleThe 7 Venue
July 9, 2011JacksonvilleMurray Hill Theatre
July 10, 2011MontgomeryThe Blue Iguana
July 11, 2011Little RockRevolution Room
July 14, 2011WillmarSonshine Festival
July 15, 2011WinnipegCanadaGarrick Centre
July 16, 2011WillmarUnited StatesSonshine Festival
July 17, 2011MilwaukeeThe Rave
July 18, 2011IndianapolisEmerson Theater
July 19, 2011DaytonThe Attic
July 20, 2011MemphisNew Daisy Theatre
July 22, 2011McAllenLas Palmas Racepark
w/ The All Stars Tour
July 23, 2011San AntonioThe Backstage Live
w/ The All Stars Tour
July 24, 2011DallasThe Palladium
w/ The All Stars Tour
July 25, 2011TulsaCains Ballroom
July 26, 2011LawrenceGranada Theatre
July 27, 2011DenverSummit Music Hall
July 28, 2011Salt Lake CityThe Complex
July 30, 2011TucsonThe Rock
July 31, 2011PomonaGlasshouse

2012

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The lineup for the 2012 tour[5] includesDemon Hunter (selective dates),Emery,Sleeping Giant,MyChildren MyBride,Close Your Eyes,Hundredth,The Great Commission,Gideon,A Bullet for Pretty Boy,Your Memorial, andTo Speak of Wolves (selective dates). The tour dates are announced below. This year marks the fifth annual tour.

DateCityCountryVenue
First leg (withoutTo Speak of Wolves)
June 22, 2012NashvilleUnited StatesRocketown
June 23, 2012DouglasvilleThe 7 Venue
June 24, 2012JacksonvilleMurray Hill Theatre
June 26, 2012CharlotteAmos
June 27, 2012RichmondKingdom
June 28, 2012BaltimoreSonar
June 30, 2012DaytonThe Attic
July 1, 2012JolietMojoes
Second leg (without Demon Hunter)
July 2, 2012MemphisUnited StatesNewby's
July 3, 2012BirminghamMountaintop Family Life Center
July 5, 2012Corpus ChristiHouse of Rock
July 6, 2012HoustonWarehouse Live
July 7, 2012San AntonioWhite Rabbit
July 8, 2012DallasThe Door
July 10, 2012TulsaThe Compound
July 11, 2012St. LouisFubar
July 14, 2012GoshenThe Goshen Theatre

2013

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The lineup for the 2013 tour[6] includesImpending Doom,Gideon,Wolves at the Gate,Fit For a King,The Great Commission,Everyone Dies in Utah,The Overseer,Those Who Fear, andSilent Planet. The tour dates have been announced below. This year marks the sixth annual tour.

DateCityCountryVenue
June 30, 2013SpringfieldUnited StatesEmpire
July 1, 2013CharlotteAmos
July 2, 2013LouisvilleVernon Club
July 3, 2013NashvilleRocketown
July 5, 2013JacksonvilleMurray Hill Theatre
July 6, 2013OrlandoH2O Live!
July 7, 2013DouglasvilleThe 7 Venue
July 9, 2013MobileAlabama Music Box
July 10, 2013MetairieThe Cypress
July 11, 2013HoustonWalter's
July 12, 2013San AntonioThe White Rabbit
July 13, 2013DallasThe Door
July 14, 2013SpringfieldOutland Ballroom
July 15, 2013ColumbusAlrosa Villa
July 16, 2013JolietMojoes

References

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  1. ^Djamoos, Anton (June 5, 2008)."Scream the Prayer Tour 2008 - News Article - AbsolutePunk.net".AbsolutePunk. RetrievedAugust 5, 2010.
  2. ^Kohlia, Rohan (April 23, 2009)."Scream The Prayer Tour 2009 - News Article - AbsolutePunk.net".AbsolutePunk. RetrievedAugust 5, 2010.
  3. ^"News - Scream The Prayer Lineup Announced - Indie Vision Music". IndieVision. April 10, 2010. RetrievedAugust 5, 2010.
  4. ^"Scream The Prayer IV tour line-up announced".lambgoat.com. RetrievedJune 6, 2015.
  5. ^"Scream The Prayer 2012 lineup".lambgoat.com. RetrievedJune 6, 2015.
  6. ^"Scream The Prayer 2013 lineup revealed".lambgoat.com. RetrievedJune 6, 2015.

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