Punk rockers Bad Religion [ tickets ] end their nearly four-month break from touring in September, when the group embarks on a club outing that focuses on the West Coast.

The tour is scheduled to visit seven cites, including multi-night stands in San Francisco; Denver; West Hollywood, CA; and Anaheim, CA.

The Southern California-bred band continues to support its early-2002 release, "The Process of Belief," which marked Bad Religion [ tickets ]'s return to its original label, Epitaph, and the return of guitarist Brett Gurewitz, who left the group to run Epitaph when Bad Religion signed to a major label in the early '90s.

In another lineup change, drummer Bobby Schayer left the band in 2001 after developing shoulder problems, and ex-Suicidal Tendencies/Vandals drummer Brooks Wackerman joined in time to record the new album.

Bad Religion formed more than 22 years ago, and has been a punk-community mainstay ever since. The band headlined the 2002 edition of the Vans Warped Tour.

Click here to read LiveDaily's 2002 interview with Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin.