Audioslave will finally hit the road in support of their latest album, Out of Exile. The alt-rockers topped the charts in May when they dropped their sophomore album, which sold 100,000 more copies in its first week than the band's 2002 self-titled debut.

The former Rage Against the Machine and Soundgarden members marked the release of Exile with a historical performance in Cuba, making then the first rock band to play the communist country since Billy Joel and Bonnie Raitt visited twenty-six years ago.

On their much-anticipated North American trek, the band will offer up Exile's blockbuster singles "Be Yourself" and "Out of Exile," as well as classics from the members' former bands. "The way they play the Soundgarden songs, like 'Loud Love,' is just amazing," frontman Chris Cornell told Rolling Stone in July. "And when Tom [Morello] plays the solo on 'Killing in the Name,' it reminds me of seeing Rage Against the Machine at Lollapalooza '96. That moment is the reason I got in a room with them to see if we could be a band."

Audioslave will be joined by fellow California hard rockers Seether, who released their second album, Karma and Effect, on May 24th, the same day as Out of Exile.

Audioslave, Seether tour dates:

9/24: Bakersfield, CA, Rabobank Arena
9/25: San Francisco, Civic Auditorium
9/27: Portland, OR, Rose Garden Arena
9/28: Everett, WA, Events Center
9/29: Vancouver, General Motors Place
10/1: Edmonton, AB, Rexall Place
10/2: Calgary, AB, Pengrowth Saddle Dome
10/4: Winnipeg, MB, MTS Center
10/7: Toronto, Air Canada Center
10/8: Montreal, University of Montreal
10/12: Columbus, OH, Veterans Memorial
10/13: Jackson, MS, State Fair
10/14: Oklahoma City, Cox Convention Center
10/15: Shiner, TX, Bocktoberfest
10/17: Tampa, FL, USF Sundome
10/18: Miami, University of Miami Convocation Center
10/19: Orlando, Hard Rock Live
10/22: Houston, Buzzfest at Minute Made Park10/25: Atlanta, Gwinnet Center
10/26: Fairfax, VA, Patriot Center
10/28: Philadelphia, Tweeter Center
10/29: New York City, Madison Square Garden
10/31: Boston, Tsongas Arena
11/1: Hartford, CT, Dodge Music Center
11/2: Portland, ME, Cumberland Civic Cnter
11/4: Atlantic City, NJ, Borgata Hotel
11/6: Detroit, Fox Theatre
11/7: Chicago, UIC Pavilion
11/9: Grand Rapids, MI, DeltaPlex
11/10: Indianapolis, Conseco Fieldhouse
11/11: Milwaukee, Eagles Ballroom
11/12: Minneapolis, MN, Roy Wilkins Auditorium
11/18: Long Beach, CA, Long Beach Arena
11/19: Las Vegas, Thomas & Mack Center