CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Korn! Breaking Benjamin! Spokane Arena! Feb. 26!

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click to enlarge Korn perform alongside Breaking Benjamin on Feb. 26 at the Arena. - DEAN KARR PHOTO
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Korn perform alongside Breaking Benjamin on Feb. 26 at the Arena.
Nu metalheads, rejoice! Two of the biggest hard rock bands of the late '90s and early 2000s — Korn and Breaking Benjamin — are swinging by the Spokane Arena on Feb. 26.

Price points for the show have not been announced, but we'll update as soon as we get the info.

The co-headlining tour will continue Korn's support of their latest album The Nothing, while Breaking Benjamin is still set to release a new LP called Aurora, featuring a roster of guest artists on "reimagined" versions of the band's best-known songs.


Tickets for their Spokane gig go on sale this Friday, Nov. 1, at 10 a.m. through TicketsWest. 

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