Amon Amarth has officially announced their North American tour (Image via Getty)Swedish death metal band Amon Amarth have announced their North American tour, slated to kick off in November later this year. The tour, titled the Great Heathen Army Tour, will be supported by death metal legends including Carcass, Obituary, and Cattle Decapitation. The tour begins on November 11 in Las Vegas and will conclude on December 17 in Los Angeles. The band will also make stops in Phoenix, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia among other cities throughout their tour.General tickets for the tour will be available starting July 15 at 10.00 am PT via Ticketmaster, with presales for the tour currently underway. Fans can also access a Live Nation presale using the code 'Electric' which will start on July 14, 2022.In a statement, Amon Amarth said:“North America, the Great Heathen Army is coming for you this fall! We have been away for a long time and now we return to raid with the death metal event of the year! We will be sacking cities across the continent with our good friends Carcass, Obituary, and Cattle Decapitation. We intend to bring a big show and give you a night that you won’t easily forget. Miss this at your own peril.”Amon Amarth 2022 North American Tour dates with Carcass, Obituary, and Cattle DecapitationThe dates for the death metal band's upcoming tour are as follows:Amon Amarth@AmonAmarthBandHeathens of North America, sharpen your blades! We are returning to your shores this Fall, join us for The Great Heathen Tour featuring Carcass, Obituary, and Cattle Decapitation.Tickets go on sale Friday, July 15th at 10am local time!726121Heathens of North America, sharpen your blades! We are returning to your shores this Fall, join us for The Great Heathen Tour featuring Carcass, Obituary, and Cattle Decapitation.Tickets go on sale Friday, July 15th at 10am local time! https://t.co/05A4sJY4BINovember 11 – Las Vegas, NV at Brooklyn Bowl *November 12 – Phoenix, AZ at Arizona Financial TheaterNovember 14 – San Antonio, TX at Aztec TheaterNovember 15 – Houston, TX at Bayou Music CenterNovember 16 – Dallas, TX at Southside BallroomNovember 18 – Atlanta, GA at The TabernacleNovember 19 – Orlando, FL at Hard Rock LiveNovember 20 – Charlotte, NC at The FillmoreNovember 22 – Philadelphia, PA at The FillmoreNovember 23 – Boston, MA at MGM Music Hall at FenwayNovember 25 – Detroit, MI at The FillmoreNovember 26 – Chicago, IL at The Aragon BallroomNovember 27 – Cincinnati, OH at The Andrew J Brady Music CenterNovember 30 – Pittsburgh, PA at Stage AEDecember 01 – New York, NY at Hammerstein BallroomDecember 02 – Toronto, ON at HistoryDecember 03 – Laval, QC at Place BellDecember 05 – Madison, WI at The SylveeDecember 06 – Minneapolis, MN at The FillmoreDecember 07 – Kansas City, MO at UptownDecember 09 – Denver, CO at The FillmoreDecember 10 – Salt Lake City, UT at The ComplexDecember 12 – Seattle, WA at Showbox SODODecember 13 – Portland, OR at Roseland TheaterDecember 15 – Wheatland, CA at Hard Rock LiveDecember 16 – San Diego, CA at SOMADecember 17 – Los Angeles, CA at YouTube Theater* = without CarcassMore about Amon Amarth View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAmon Amarth was formed in 1992 and consists of lead guitarist Olavi Mikkonen, vocalist Johan Hegg, bassist Ted Lundström, rhythm guitarist Johan Söderberg, and drummer Jocke Wallgren. The death metal band’s name is derived from the Sindarin name of Mount Doom, a volcano in JRR Tolkien's fictional continent of Middle-earth. Known for their Viking mythology and history lyrics, Amon Amarth has released eleven studio albums till date along with one compilation album, one EP, one video album and ten music videos.Amon Amarth is scheduled to release their upcoming album The Great Heathen Army on August 5. The album can be pre-ordered from the band’s official website, along with the album merchandise. The tracklist of the album features songs including Get In the Ring, The Great Heathen Army, Heidrun, Oden Owns You All, and Find a Way or Make One, among other tracks.