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After more than a decade, Tool<\/a><\/strong> will make their long-awaited return to Hawaii, performing live at Honolulu’s Blaisdell Arena on December 19. The band’s announcement marks their first Hawaiian appearance since the early 2010s and adds another milestone to their ever-expanding global tour legacy.<\/p>\n In addition to the Hawaii performance, Tool<\/a><\/strong> has also revealed two rare appearances in Japan, marking their first shows in the country since 2013. The band will play K-Arena Yokohama on December 11 and Glion Arena Kobe on December 13, giving Japanese fans a long-overdue opportunity to witness Tool<\/a><\/strong>‘s mesmerizing live experience. Tool<\/a><\/strong>‘s shows are:<\/p>\n 12\/11 K-Arena, Yokohama, Japan As for a new Tool<\/a><\/strong> album, that saga continues on. According to Tool<\/a><\/strong> bassist Justin Chancellor<\/strong> in a recent interview with Summa Inferno<\/em>, the band\u2019s instrumental members planned to lock themselves in the studio for three months following their festival appearance in Mexico this March to work on new material.<\/p>\n “When we get back from [our] trip \u2014 I think it’s only three weeks we’re gonna be [there] \u2014 but we have already shared with each other a lot of these new ideas, but when we get back, we’re actually gonna dedicate the next three months after that in the studio to organizing our ideas.”<\/p>\n
12\/13 Glion Arena, Kobe, Japan
12\/19 Blaisdell Arena, Honolulu, HI<\/p>\n