The first leg of the tour comprises 10 shows, starting January 12th in National Harbor and wrapping up in Los Angeles on January 28, reported Entertainment Weekly.
"We're trying to change people's perception of (us). We have more depth on this album and more situations where we dipped our toe in before but never committed.
"Now we're wanting to dive in. I know this is a pop-driven world and what we do isn't necessarily at the top of the heap of music that people are listening to, but I feel like once people discover this album, it's going to change them," frontman Caleb Followill siad.
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