FLAW Plans New Album; Spring 2015 Tour with Battle Creek, Flint Dates

Welcome back FLAW.

The rockers, who saw some early 21st century success with their Through the Eyes and Endangered Species albums, got back together in late 2013 and appear to be ready to release a new album.

In addition, FLAW is getting ready to return to the road later this spring, with dates in Battle Creek and Flint.

Frontman Chris Volz says in a statement, "I'm so excited to announce the soon-to-come release of our first full-length album in over 10 years! We are locking down a record label as we speak with our manager Scott Frazier and have been recording with Grammy-winning producer Skidd Mills."

They'll be heading out in May and early June with Seasons After for a few weeks of shows. "I am happy to say that we will be hitting a lot of cities we haven't played in for quite some time," says Volz. "Words can't express how psyched we are to be back and how proud we are of the recordings. See you guys soon!"

Guitarist Jason Daunt adds, "After several years apart to work out personal issues, we have reunited. The time apart has given us clear heads and a new appreciation for the music we are capable of creating together. We are stoked about our renewed musical relationship and can't wait to share it with the world."

As for Seasons After, they recently released their long-awaited album Calamity Scars and Memoirs. The disc has already spawned the single "Lights Out."

Check out the full run of tour dates below.

FLAW / Seasons After Tour Trailer

FLAW/Seasons After 2015 Tour
May 1 -- Lancaster, Ohio, Mickey's Bar & Grill
May 2 -- Battle Creek, The Music Factory
May 3 -- Joliet, Ill., Mojoes
May 6 -- Minneapolis, POV's
May 7 -- Des Moines, Iowa, Vaudeville Mews
May 8 -- Janesville, Wis., The Backbar
May 9 -- Waterloo, Iowa, Spicoli's
May 12 -- St. Louis, Firebird
May 13 -- Merriam, Kan., Aftershock
May 16 -- Colorado Springs, Colo., Sunshine Studios
May 19 -- Austin, Dirty Dog Bar
May 20 -- San Antonio, 210 Kapones Live
May 21 -- Dallas, Trees
May 22 -- Houston, Scout Bar
May 26 -- Atlanta, Masquerade
May 27 -- Clarksville, Tenn., The Warehouse
May 29 -- Chesapeake, Va., Riffhouse Pub
May 30 -- Hagerstown, Md., Hard Times
June 2 -- Rochester, N.Y., Montage Music Hall
June 3 -- Cleveland, Agora Ballroom
June 4 -- Flint, The Machine Shop