More dates continue to surface for Papa Roach [ tickets ]'s winter road trip in support of last year's "Getting Away with Murder."

The California rockers, who earlier this month revealed a handful of February shows set in the western U.S., have extended their itinerary into mid-March with additional stops throughout the West and Midwest, as well as a lone Canadian performance. Details are shown below.

Before launching the outing, Papa Roach heads to South Korea to play five shows for U.S. troops and their families. More information is available at the band's website.

Released in September, "Getting Away with Murder" sold about 50,000 copies during its first week out, and debuted at No. 17 on The Billboard 200 album chart. In a press release, frontman Jacoby Shaddix said that he views the album as a progression for the band.

"We really wanted to do something new and continue to grow," he said. "We've always felt like outsiders, so, we've just sat in our own little category and done what we believe in.

"There are always outside forces trying to tell you what to do. So, we just put up our middle finger to critics and other people, and said, 'We're gonna do what we're gonna do.' We stand up for ourselves as a band, and our message to our fans is to shut yourself off from anyone who wants to run the show, and run it yourself."

Apple's iTunes Music Store recently named the "Getting Away with Murder" title track one of 2004's Top 10 rock songs. The song's music video is streaming at the Papa Roach's website.