Pressure Plate, hot on the release of their sophomore album, "Wheels of Fire", has announced their fall North American tour, sponsored by Miller Brewing, Fender Musical Instruments, Gibson Guitars, and Technics. Joining the band will be Radio Nowhere, featuring Pressure Plate founding member Bradley Ard, and who recently released their debut album, "Left For Dead". Pressure Plate's DJ Strike, who is releasing a solo album any day now, will also be playing a set during the show, as well as hosting a nightly after-party for 1000 lucky fans, chosen at random via a text message during each show.

The tour, dubbed the "Dysfunctional" tour, will kick off in Boston on October 1st, and wrap with two nights at Chicago's US Cellular Field on October 17th and 18th, when Pressure Plate will begin a European and UK leg, while Radio Nowhere will continue to tour North America on a headlining tour.

Pressure Plate's "Wheels of Fire" and Radio Nowhere's "Left for Dead" are available now via iTunes, Spotify, Best Buy, and wherever else music is sold.