It's certainly possible to get a bad tire...  I had tread separation on two consecutive Specialized Pro 26 x 1.0s...   If you bought it from a local shop like PCF, take it back and try to get a new one as replacement.

If you needed to get home on it you could use a tube patch on the inside of the tire to make sure the tube doesn't pop out and blow. Being a new tire I'd try the LBS to bring it back or contact the manufacturer who might have a form you can fill out to get a new tire.
 
I've gotten some bad tires but mostly I just seem to wreck them like I did on the way home on friday seconds after I passed a dart bus. BOOOM goes the rear tire. Sidewall was ripped a couple inches so I put on the spare tire and was off. Silly me tried the kojaks again because I thought not towing the boat anchors might make me want to ride more. Instead they popped so back go on the boat anchors.

Oddly enough the best place I have found for special ordering parts (espeicially when I am not sure of the technicallities of what I am ordering and need help) has been the Dallas REI on 635.
 
They have beaten Binc and RBM on price and quick turnaround every time I have needed a part.
 
Binc told me I would have to replace a rim on my daughters bike because it was "too far out".  A tech at REI had it trued in both planes in less than 15 minutes and only charged me $5.00.
 
If you are a member the return policy is very forgiving...
 
I am going to try special ordering new treads for my volae from them since they have been able to get pretty much anything else I have needed.  That way if I don't like them I can return them