Due to the recent news of an arm injury suffered by drummer Travis Barker, Plus 44 has announced that the first leg of their fall tour will be rescheduled. The first leg of the tour will now kick-off on November 8th at Jannus Landing in Tampa, FL and end November 22nd at St. Andrews in Detroit, MI. All previously announced dates will remain the same following November 8th with the exception of Providence, RI on November 16th, which has been cancelled (itinerary below). All rescheduled shows will take place in December; exact dates to be announced soon.

“We can’t wait to get out on the road and show everyone what we’ve been up to for the past year and a half,� said Hoppus. “We will get the word out with the new dates in the next couple of days.�

The band’s debut album, When Your Hear Stops Beating, produced by Hoppus and Barker, and co-produced by long-time Blink-182 producer Jerry Finn, will be released Nov. 14th.

Tour dates that will remain the same:

Nov. 8 Tampa, FL Jannus Landing
Nov. 9 Orlando, FL House of Blues
Nov. 10 Atlanta, GA Roxy Theater
Nov. 12 Philadelphia, PA Theatre of Living Arts
Nov. 13 Washington DC 9:30 Club
Nov. 14 New York City, NY Bowery Ballroom
Nov. 17 New York City, NY Webster Hall
Nov. 19 Boston, MA Avalon
Nov. 21 Toronto, ON Phoenix
Nov. 22 Detroit, MI St. Andrew’s