The good news is that NIN fans are going to get a chance to see the band come back to where it all started, touring with Janes Addiction. The bad news is that it could be the last time we get to see a NIN tour.

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According to a recent posting on the Official NIN site, NIN will launch what will be their last tour together, at least for the time being. This will likely be the hottest NIN ticket ever, especially because they are touring with such a legendary band. There is no question the NIN Janes Addiction tickets are going to be some of the hottest of the year. "2009 marks the 20th anniversary of our first releases. I've been thinking for some time now it's time to make NIN disappear for a while," NIN frontman Trent Reznor wrote on the Feb 16 posting.

It sounds like NIN ticket holders for their 2009 tour will be getting a bit of a scaled back show for the "wave goodbye tour," as Trent referred to it. 2008's Lights in the Sky tour was a heavily produced tour that featured amazing pyrotechnics synchronized with lights and a humongous computer screen behind the band. It was a truly breathtaking experience, and NIN ticket holders walked away amazed. But the intense production seems to have affected the band a bit. "Last year's "Lights in the Sky" tour was something I'm quite proud of and seems like the culmination of what I could pull off in terms of an elaborate production. It was also quite difficult to pull off technically and physically night after night and left us all a bit dazed," said Reznor.

The 2009 NIN Janes Addiction tour sounds like it will be more scaled back as well as more spontaneous. "The approach to these shows is quite different from last year - much more raw, spontaneous and less scripted. Fun for us and a different way for you to see us and wave goodbye," Trent wrote. That sounds like a good time to me, so I am surely getting my NIN Janes Addiction tickets as soon as they go on sale.

In terms of the NIN Janes Addiction tour, no dates have yet been announced, but it seems like it will be happening, and should be a good time. "I reached out to Jane's to see if they'd want to join us across the US and we all felt it could be a great thing. Will it work? Will it resonate in the marketplace? Who knows.
"Are there big record label marketing dollars to convince you to attend? Nope.
"Does it feel right to us and does it seem like it will be fun for us and you? Yes it does."
Yes it does indeed.
Hope to see you out there for what should be a really great tour. Stay tuned to NIN ticket for the latest tour dates and news.

You read that right, it looks like the musical wizards at Broadway have decided that the next big musical will be based on the ultra-violent Fight Club film starring Brad Pitt and Ed Norton and based on the book by Chuck Palahniuk.

It seems the film's director David Fincher as well as Palahniuk seems to think it is a good idea. Myself I'm not so sure, but I guess if you were going to make a musical out of the film, Trent Reznor would be the person to do it. I have nothing but respect and admiration for Trent's talents, but can he really pull something like that off? I don't know if I even want to find out. This makes about as much sense as the Spiderman Musical! What else is crazy is that there is already a site devoted to the Fight Club Musical.

In other news, NIN has come back to the US and are entering the US part of their Lights in the Sky tour. NIN tickets are going on sale for a number of performances. Check out the NIN Schedule and NIN tickets to see if you can make it to a show.

NIN are on the South American leg of their Light in the Sky tour and opened up their second set in South America with an explosive performance delivered in the capital of the longest country in the world. The crowd seems to have seems to have reacted favorably to the show, singing along to all the songs, and paying their respects to "Hurt" by waving lighters for the emotional tune while also getting crazy to Closer.

There are still a few weeks left before NIN comes to the US, but NIN tickets have really been selling like crazy. You can imagine that with a fanbase as rabid as theirs, there wouldn't be any NIN tickets left. But Tl still has quite a few left, check out if they have any in your areas.

Here is the set of Closer, while the camera work is a bit shaky, it sounds like Trent is singing like he always has. That Chilean crowd really gets into it huh?

Here's the set list:
01.999,999
02.1,000,000
03.Letting You
04.Discipline
05.March of the Pigs
06.Piggy
07.The Frail
08.The Wretched
09.Head Down
10.Closer
11.Gave Up
12.Corona Radiata
13.The Warning
14.Vessel
15.Pinion
16.Wish
17.Terrible Lie
18.Survivalism
19.The Big Come Down
20.31 Ghosts IV
21.Only **
22.The Hand That Feeds
23.Head Like a Hole
24.Encore break
25.Echoplex
26.Reptile
27.God Given
28.Hurt
29.In This Twilight
30.Zero sum

Come back to this site often because there will definitely be lots of NIN news and information and of course all kinds of info NIN tickets!

Trent Reznor has announced that drummer Josh Freese will stop touring with NIN at the end of the current tour. "Josh Freese fans be sure to check out a show on the upcoming North American leg of the tour, as sadly they will be the last ones he's playing with us," Trent wrote on NIN.com "He informed me he's leaving the tour at the end of this year. Yes, we are still dear friends. No, I'm not sure what we are going to do," he wrote. Josh and his wife are expecting their third childn in January of 2009.

In addition to his work with NIN, Freese is one of the most accomplished drummers in music. He has been a member of A Perfect Cirle, The Vandals and Devo and has been on almost 300 records. He has also worked with Dr. Dre, Jewel, Lenny Kravitz, Joe Walsh and Weezer, among many others.

If you want to learn a little bit about the drummer check out this video he put out back in August.

Ever since Nine Inch Nails burst on the scene with 1989's Pretty Hate Machine, the band has been one of the best live performers going, making NIN tickets high-value items from day one. With more than 11 million album sales, Nine Inch Nails has always had one of the most dedicated fanbases in music.

NIN's front man Trent Reznor is widely recognized as a genius, and his influence on rock can only be matched by the most accomplished of musicians. While NIN albums are some of the most inspired in all of rock, NIN's true genius shows up at live shows. Trent himself has said that he writes the albums for himself, but the shows are a different matter altogether, those are for the fans. An incredibly energetic singer in Trent Reznor, ambitious set designs, strobes, a massive background screen as well as one of the most dedicated followings in all of music make NIN shows one-of-a-kind spectacles. NIN audiences are transported from the venue to a world of Reznor's imagination.

If you have never seen NIN live, you don’t know what you are missing. NIN shows are some of the greatest ever assembled in the name of rock. If you’ve been to a show, you know what I’m talking about.

As detailed in a recent Wired article, NIN shows make use of a complex Linux system, hundreds of LED lights and lasers, and “huge, interactive marvels of tech and engineering that Reznor and his band mates can pass through and control in real time as the concert unfolds." Indeed, a NIN live show is as much of a tribute to music as it is to technology.

Nine Inch Nails has announced their newest tour dates, and the band is making its way across the country. You can't pass up a chance to get Closer to the band. While NIN albums do a good job of capturing the emotion of the music, you can't compete with seeing the band perform live. Of course the well-known NIN singles will get the entire audience involved, but perhaps the most powerful pieces are those of the lesser-known songs that only hardcore fans know. If you can, don't pass up a chance to get tickets to NIN.