Alt-rockers Angels and Airwaves have mapped out a load of new dates for November, as the band continues to work the road behind its debut album, "We Don't Need to Whisper."

The group, supported on the trek by Swedish indie-rockers The Sounds, will kick off its outing Nov. 3 in Las Vegas. Tickets for all of the November tour's 15 stops are currently on sale. The full itinerary is listed below.

Fronted by former Blink-182 leader Tom DeLonge, Angels and Airwaves released "We Don't Need to Whisper" in May.

DeLonge recruited guitarist David Kennedy (formerly of DeLonge's Blink-182 side-project Box Car Racers), ex-Distillers bassist Ryan Sinn and ex-Offspring drummer Atom Willard to assemble the band, which came together during an official hiatus from Blink-182, he said in his new band's online bio.

"I didn't have a career, I didn't have a band, I didn't have music happening in my life and I was torn apart," he said. "I knew if I could create a year where I turned my life around, and envisioned myself doing wonderful things, that I could challenge other people to do the same."

After recording its debut disc, Angels and Airwaves made its public debut in April before a packed audience in Pomona, CA. A month-long headlining tour followed the album's release.

The Sounds released their sophomore effort, "Dying to Say This to You," in March.