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March 23, 2017
The Black Angels Share New Track "I'd Kill For Her"
The Black Angels (photo by Angel Ceballos)
The Black Angels Share New Track "I'd Kill For Her"Upcoming Album 'Death Song' Out April 21 on Partisan Records
The Black Angels have shared the second track from their upcoming album ‘Death Song’, out April 21st on Partisan Records. Called “I’d Kill For Her”, the new track just premiered via Dangerous Minds, who called the band “psychedelia’s premier standard bearers.” They also chatted with the band’s Alex Maas about the new project, read/listen here: http://bit.ly/2ncZJgbProduced by Phil Ek (Father John Misty, Fleet Foxes, The Shins), ‘Death Song’ features some of the heaviest music these psych rockers have ever put to wax – slow-burning, menacing fuzz earworms meditating on the realities of society and devotion. The album’s opening track, “Currency”, has already earned raves everywhere from the New York Times to NPR Music, who say “heavy psych rarely feels as fresh as it does with The Black Angels”.Listen to “Currency” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qryaZmxdK1AOn April 22nd, a special limited edition release of ‘Death Song’ will be made available in honor of Record Store Day, including the new album on two glow-in-the-dark vinyl LPs and packaging printed entirely in blacklight-reactive ink. Sneak peek here: https://youtu.be/aV_l83KLQ2QClick here for a list of stores participating in Record Store Day.The Black Angels performed at SXSW last week, and kick off an extensive tour next month including a headline set at one of the first-ever shows at new NYC venue Brooklyn Steel. The band will be supported by A Place to Bury Strangers, see full dates below.Pre-order ‘Death Song’ here: www.theblackangels.com The Death March TourApril 26 – The Basement East – Nashville, TNApril 27 – The Mill & Mine – Knoxville, TNApril 28 – Variety Playhouse – Atlanta, GAApril 29 – The Orange Peel – Asheville, NCApril 30 – 9:30 Club – Washington, DCMay 2 – Brooklyn Steel – Brooklyn, NYMay 4 – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PAMay 5 – Paradise Rock Club – Boston, MAMay 6 – Danforth Music Hall – Toronto, ONMay 7 – St. Andrew’s Hall – Detroit, MIMay 9 – The Woodward Theater – Cincinnati, OHMay 10 – Newport Music Hall – Columbus, OHMay 11 – Thalia Hall – Chicago, ILMay 12 – First Avenue – Minneapolis, MNMay 13 – Majestic Theatre – Madison, WIMay 15 – Delmer Hall – St. Louis, MOMay 16 – Madrid Theatre – Kansas City, MOMay 18 – White Oak Music Hall – Houston, TXMay 19 – Granada Theater – Dallas, TXMay 20 – Stubb’s – Austin, TX
Supported by A Place to Bury Strangers
RYAN ADAMS PRISONER TOUR DATES ADDED
RYAN ADAMSPRISONER TOUR DATE ADDS NEW YORK ENCORE AND PHILADELPHIA DATES DUE TO POPULAR DEMANDSecond Beacon Theater Show Confirmed for May 2ndMay 6th at Tower Theater in Philadelphia Added
His Apollo Theater show on the February 17 release date of his new Prisoner (PAX AM/Blue Note) was one of the hottest tickets in recent NYC memory. His May 3rd Beacon Theater Prisoner Tour date has sold out. The Manhattan media has heaped accolades on Prisoner, not least of which NEW YORK Magazine hailing the new LP as “genius… the best thing he’s put out in a decade”…… And now, due to overwhelming demand, Ryan and his band will add a second show at New York’s Beacon Theater on May 2nd.And with demand for more dates on the Prisoner tour escalating everywhere, a May 6th show at Philadelphia has been added to the itinerary.Presales for the newly added Prisoner tour dates begin March 15th at 10am ET, with tickets going on sale to the general publicMarch 17th at 11am ET.Ryan Adams’ Prisoner debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top Album chart, #1 on the Billboard Rock Albums chart and #8 on the Top-200. The album continues to generate some of the best critical notices of the multiple-Grammy-nominated Adams’ storied career, while the additional NYC date is one of several new shows added to the Prisoner Tour to accommodate demand.Meanwhile, reviews of the tour’s first few stops in the southern U.S. are already echoing the raves that heralded Prisoner’s release:“Adams’ set was among one of the best sounding the National has hosted in recent years… Richmond seemed energized for a second evening with Adams.”—RVA Magazine“Adams performed 26 songs in a set that stretched past two hours, with no intermission, no encore and no lack of intensity… his strongest statement of resistance and resolve. That the audience sang along with, and not over, Adams… proved just how far he and his fans have come.”—SOUTH FLORIDA.comSee below for all confirmed tour dates. And as always, check for updates at:https://paxamrecords.com/
https://twitter.com/TheRyanAdams
https://www.facebook.com/ryanadams/
https://www.instagram.com/misterryanadams
PRISONER TOUR 2017New dates in bold3/14/17 – New Orleans, LA – Orpheum Theater +
5/2/17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
5/3/17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
5/6/17 — Philadelphia, PA — Tower Theater5/7/17 – Portland, ME – State Theatre
5/9/17 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
5/10/17 – Boston, MA – Blue Hills Bank Pavilion ++
5/12/17 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion ++
5/14/17 – Atlanta, GA – Shaky Knees Music Festival
5/20/17 – Auckland, NZ – Civic Theatre
5/23/17 – Brisbane, AU – The Tivoli
5/26/17 – Melbourne, AU – Margaret Court Arena
5/27/17 – Sydney, AU – Hordern Pavilion
6/1/17 – Santa Barbara, CA – Granada Theater
6/2/17 – Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre
6/3/17 – Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
6/18/17 – Salt Lake City, UT – Eccles Theater
6/20/17 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre
6/22/17 – Calgary, AB – Jubilee
6/23/17 – Edmonton, AB – Jubilee
6/25/17 – Victoria, BC – Alix Goolden Hall
6/27/17 – Vancouver, BC – Orpheum Theater
6/28/17 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
6/29/17 – Portland, OR – Edgefield
7/6/17 – Castro Daire, PT – Nos Alive
7/7/17 – Madrid, ES – Mad Cool Festival
7/8/17 – Barcelona, ES – Festival Cruilla
7/28/17 – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre
7/29/17 – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre (SOLD OUT)
7/30/17 – Milwaukee, WI – Riverside Theatre
8/1/17 – St. Louis, MO – The Pageant
8/4/17 – Saint Charles, IA – Hinterland Festival
8/10/17 – Oslo, NO – Oya Festival
8/10-12/17 — Gothenburg, SWE — Way Out West Festival
8/17/17 – Brecon, GB – Green Man Festival
9/8/17 – Belfast, IRE – Ulster Hall
9/9/17 – Cork, IRE – Opera House
9/11/17 – Dublin, IRE – Olympia Theater
9/12/17 – Dublin, IRE – Olympia Theater
9/14/17 – Manchester, UK – O2 Apollo
9/15/17 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Usher Hall
9/17/17 – Gateshead, UK – Sage One
9/18/17 – Leeds, UK – O2 Academy
9/22/17 – London, UK – Royal Albert Hall+ Phoebe Bridgers supports
++ Jenny Lewis supports
His Apollo Theater show on the February 17 release date of his new Prisoner (PAX AM/Blue Note) was one of the hottest tickets in recent NYC memory. His May 3rd Beacon Theater Prisoner Tour date has sold out. The Manhattan media has heaped accolades on Prisoner, not least of which NEW YORK Magazine hailing the new LP as “genius… the best thing he’s put out in a decade”…… And now, due to overwhelming demand, Ryan and his band will add a second show at New York’s Beacon Theater on May 2nd.And with demand for more dates on the Prisoner tour escalating everywhere, a May 6th show at Philadelphia has been added to the itinerary.Presales for the newly added Prisoner tour dates begin March 15th at 10am ET, with tickets going on sale to the general publicMarch 17th at 11am ET.Ryan Adams’ Prisoner debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top Album chart, #1 on the Billboard Rock Albums chart and #8 on the Top-200. The album continues to generate some of the best critical notices of the multiple-Grammy-nominated Adams’ storied career, while the additional NYC date is one of several new shows added to the Prisoner Tour to accommodate demand.Meanwhile, reviews of the tour’s first few stops in the southern U.S. are already echoing the raves that heralded Prisoner’s release:“Adams’ set was among one of the best sounding the National has hosted in recent years… Richmond seemed energized for a second evening with Adams.”—RVA Magazine“Adams performed 26 songs in a set that stretched past two hours, with no intermission, no encore and no lack of intensity… his strongest statement of resistance and resolve. That the audience sang along with, and not over, Adams… proved just how far he and his fans have come.”—SOUTH FLORIDA.comSee below for all confirmed tour dates. And as always, check for updates at:https://paxamrecords.com/
https://twitter.com/TheRyanAdams
https://www.facebook.com/ryanadams/
https://www.instagram.com/misterryanadams
PRISONER TOUR 2017New dates in bold3/14/17 – New Orleans, LA – Orpheum Theater +
5/2/17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
5/3/17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
5/6/17 — Philadelphia, PA — Tower Theater5/7/17 – Portland, ME – State Theatre
5/9/17 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
5/10/17 – Boston, MA – Blue Hills Bank Pavilion ++
5/12/17 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion ++
5/14/17 – Atlanta, GA – Shaky Knees Music Festival
5/20/17 – Auckland, NZ – Civic Theatre
5/23/17 – Brisbane, AU – The Tivoli
5/26/17 – Melbourne, AU – Margaret Court Arena
5/27/17 – Sydney, AU – Hordern Pavilion
6/1/17 – Santa Barbara, CA – Granada Theater
6/2/17 – Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre
6/3/17 – Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
6/18/17 – Salt Lake City, UT – Eccles Theater
6/20/17 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre
6/22/17 – Calgary, AB – Jubilee
6/23/17 – Edmonton, AB – Jubilee
6/25/17 – Victoria, BC – Alix Goolden Hall
6/27/17 – Vancouver, BC – Orpheum Theater
6/28/17 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
6/29/17 – Portland, OR – Edgefield
7/6/17 – Castro Daire, PT – Nos Alive
7/7/17 – Madrid, ES – Mad Cool Festival
7/8/17 – Barcelona, ES – Festival Cruilla
7/28/17 – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre
7/29/17 – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre (SOLD OUT)
7/30/17 – Milwaukee, WI – Riverside Theatre
8/1/17 – St. Louis, MO – The Pageant
8/4/17 – Saint Charles, IA – Hinterland Festival
8/10/17 – Oslo, NO – Oya Festival
8/10-12/17 — Gothenburg, SWE — Way Out West Festival
8/17/17 – Brecon, GB – Green Man Festival
9/8/17 – Belfast, IRE – Ulster Hall
9/9/17 – Cork, IRE – Opera House
9/11/17 – Dublin, IRE – Olympia Theater
9/12/17 – Dublin, IRE – Olympia Theater
9/14/17 – Manchester, UK – O2 Apollo
9/15/17 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Usher Hall
9/17/17 – Gateshead, UK – Sage One
9/18/17 – Leeds, UK – O2 Academy
9/22/17 – London, UK – Royal Albert Hall+ Phoebe Bridgers supports
++ Jenny Lewis supports
Goldfrapp Reveals New Track, Album Out Next Week!
SHARES NEW TRACK
“MOON IN YOUR MOUTH”
NEW ALBUM SILVER EYE
OUT NEXT WEEK!
NYC + PHILLY SHOWS ON SALE NOW
Photo by Alison Goldfrapp#1 in Cosmopolitan's 25 Albums To Obsess Over in 2017
"Goldfrapp's strongest album to date" - BUST Magazine
"Silver Eye is indeed that rarest work that is as carnal as it is ethereal" - Blackbook"hot, metallic dance songs charged with otherworldly inspiration" - OUT Magazine
Goldfrapp have revealed their hypnotic new track, “Moon In Your Mouth,” the latest from their forthcoming album Silver Eye, released on March 31st through Mute. Backed by a chorus of sensual synths, Alison’s haunting vocals shine through on the new track, which is available to download instantly, along with the tracks “Anymore” and “Ocean” for fans who pre-order the album through the band’s website. The track will be available to stream and download everywhere from Friday March 24th.
Listen HERE.
Goldfrapp follow up 2013’s album Tales of Us with the deep, dark and electronic musical palette of Silver Eye, their brand new studio album, made with an eclectic collection of new collaborators. Alison and Will spent 10 days in Dallas with John Congleton, Grammy-winning producer of St. Vincent, John Grant and Wild Beasts. In London they teamed up with electronic composer Bobby Krlic, aka The Haxan Cloak. Brian Eno collaborator Leo Abrahams added abstract guitar textures. The album was mixed by David Wrench (The xx, fka Twigs, Caribou).
Goldfrapp have this week been announced as one of the headline acts at the Somerset House Summer Series where they perform on July 9th. The duo will also perform on the first night of this year’s 6Music Festival, headlining the Friday night in Glasgow on March 24th - the event will be live streamed HERE . Additionally the band have been confirmed for the Blue Dot Festival at Jodrell Bank on July 8th, Latitude Festival on July 14th and will be performing a headline show at The Roundhouse in London on March 27th – tickets sold out in less than two hours. The band has also recently announced shows in Philadelphia, New York, Sydney and Madrid with further shows to be confirmed shortly.
Silver Eye is out March 31st and is available to pre-order HERE .
Silver Eye artwork
Silver Eye tracklisting:
AnymoreSystemagicTigermanBecome The OneFaux Suede DrifterZodiac BlackBeast That Never WasEverything Is Never EnoughMoon in Your MouthOcean Silver Eye Tour Dates:
23rd March – The Leadmill, Sheffield – SOLD OUT
24th March – BBC 6 Music Festival, Glasgow – SOLD OUT
27th March – Roundhouse, London – SOLD OUT
24th April – Theatre Of Living Arts, Philadelphia
26th April – Brooklyn Steel, New York
27th April – Brooklyn Steel, New York
19th May – Tomavistas, Madrid
2nd June – Carriageworks (Vivid Festival), Sydney
8th July – Blue Dot Festival
9th July – Somerset House Summer Series, London
14th July - Latitude Festival
The Big Moon - 'Love In The 4th Dimension' out April 7th on Startime International/Columbia Records
The Big Moon Debut Album - Love In The 4th Dimension Out April 7th on Startime International/Columbia Records
Pre-Order the album now
Photo Credit: Charlotte Patmore "The up-and-coming garage-pop group is poised to be the next big thing" -
NYLON
"If you're looking for melodic rock songs as big as the moon that still eschew the pandering sensibilities of most radio-ready modern bands, this is your jam." - Austin Monthly,Rising Acts to See at SXSW
"Good-time rock'n'roll from London." - Music Week, Top 10 Acts to See at SXSW
"Confident in its own weirdness, Love in the 4th Dimension is as enjoyable as the live shows that birthed it" - Q Magazine
"Accessible, uplifting, rich and rewarding on each and every listen" - Dork
The Big Moon are set to release their debut album Love in the 4th Dimension on April 7th through Startime International/Columbia Records. You can pre-order the albumHERE. Signed copies of the CD, vinyl and limited edition polaroids will be exclusively available to fans through The Big Moon online store.
Recorded in London, 11 track LP Love In The 4th Dimension was co-produced by Catherine Marks and Juliette Jackson and includes previously released singles "Formidable," "Sucker" and "Cupid."
Love In The 4th Dimension Tracklisting1. Sucker2. Pull the Other One3. Cupid4. Formidable5. Bonfire6. The Road7. Happy New Year8. Silent Movie Susie9. Love In the Fourth Dimension10. Zeds11. The End
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Pre-Order the album now
Photo Credit: Charlotte Patmore "The up-and-coming garage-pop group is poised to be the next big thing" -
NYLON
"If you're looking for melodic rock songs as big as the moon that still eschew the pandering sensibilities of most radio-ready modern bands, this is your jam." - Austin Monthly,Rising Acts to See at SXSW
"Good-time rock'n'roll from London." - Music Week, Top 10 Acts to See at SXSW
"Confident in its own weirdness, Love in the 4th Dimension is as enjoyable as the live shows that birthed it" - Q Magazine
"Accessible, uplifting, rich and rewarding on each and every listen" - Dork
The Big Moon are set to release their debut album Love in the 4th Dimension on April 7th through Startime International/Columbia Records. You can pre-order the albumHERE. Signed copies of the CD, vinyl and limited edition polaroids will be exclusively available to fans through The Big Moon online store.
Recorded in London, 11 track LP Love In The 4th Dimension was co-produced by Catherine Marks and Juliette Jackson and includes previously released singles "Formidable," "Sucker" and "Cupid."
Love In The 4th Dimension Tracklisting1. Sucker2. Pull the Other One3. Cupid4. Formidable5. Bonfire6. The Road7. Happy New Year8. Silent Movie Susie9. Love In the Fourth Dimension10. Zeds11. The Endwww.facebook.com/commoonicatewww.twitter.com/commoonicatewww.soundcloud.com/commoonicate
Kacey Johansing announces new album, The Hiding, shares first single "Do You Want Me"
Kacey Johansing announces new album, The Hiding, shares first single "Do You Want Me"
New album will be the first release on new label Night Bloom, co-founded by Real Estate's Alex Bleeker, Jeff Manson and Johansing
STREAM: "Do You Want Me"
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SoundCloud
“It seems great opportunities come in blessings as well as tragedies,” Kacey Johansing sings on the title track of her third album, The Hiding. After the breakup of her band Yesway, and an abrupt falling out with her closest musical collaborator, Johansing set out to record a new batch of songs that resulted from the sea change in which she had now found herself.
Instead of drawing from her regular band, Johansing pulled from a wider cast of players that she’d come to know in the community of musicians throughout California and the West Coast. The resulting sound is one based wholly and unabashedly in pop. Nods to Christine McVie and Fleetwood Mac can be heard, but Johansing brings these sounds to a modern stage, blending her ethereal vocals with effervescent synthesizer washes and reverberating open-tuned guitar.
Recorded at Panoramic House in Stinson Beach, where Kacey worked as caretaker, as well as at home in Bolinas, on a ridge above the cloud layer in Big Sur, and at a friend’s studio in Portland, the album also serves as a document of Kacey’s time spent traveling in search of the sound she was after. After finishing initial tracking, and still reeling from the heartbreak of losing her musical community, Johansing found a necessary move was in order. Landing somewhat-blindly in Los Angeles, she continued to work on the album and hold it close. The end result isThe Hiding, a tone poem about loss, growth and “leaving the insular beauty of a tight-knit community,” as Johansing describes it. The release of The Hiding comes at a time when Johansing is deeply longing to emerge from her extended absence and reconnect with her desire to create and share her music.“The Hiding” is set for release June 2 on Night Bloom Records, a brand new label Johansing founded with Real Estate’s Alex Bleeker and longtime-friend and songwriter Jeff Manson.TOUR DATES:
04/01 Topanga Canyon, CA - Dust and Fog - 6pm *
04/09 Bolinas, CA - The Farmstand - 6pm #
* = w/ Mariee Sioux
# = w/ Jeff Manson & Little Wings
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“It seems great opportunities come in blessings as well as tragedies,” Kacey Johansing sings on the title track of her third album, The Hiding. After the breakup of her band Yesway, and an abrupt falling out with her closest musical collaborator, Johansing set out to record a new batch of songs that resulted from the sea change in which she had now found herself.Instead of drawing from her regular band, Johansing pulled from a wider cast of players that she’d come to know in the community of musicians throughout California and the West Coast. The resulting sound is one based wholly and unabashedly in pop. Nods to Christine McVie and Fleetwood Mac can be heard, but Johansing brings these sounds to a modern stage, blending her ethereal vocals with effervescent synthesizer washes and reverberating open-tuned guitar.
Recorded at Panoramic House in Stinson Beach, where Kacey worked as caretaker, as well as at home in Bolinas, on a ridge above the cloud layer in Big Sur, and at a friend’s studio in Portland, the album also serves as a document of Kacey’s time spent traveling in search of the sound she was after. After finishing initial tracking, and still reeling from the heartbreak of losing her musical community, Johansing found a necessary move was in order. Landing somewhat-blindly in Los Angeles, she continued to work on the album and hold it close. The end result isThe Hiding, a tone poem about loss, growth and “leaving the insular beauty of a tight-knit community,” as Johansing describes it. The release of The Hiding comes at a time when Johansing is deeply longing to emerge from her extended absence and reconnect with her desire to create and share her music.“The Hiding” is set for release June 2 on Night Bloom Records, a brand new label Johansing founded with Real Estate’s Alex Bleeker and longtime-friend and songwriter Jeff Manson.TOUR DATES:
04/01 Topanga Canyon, CA - Dust and Fog - 6pm *
04/09 Bolinas, CA - The Farmstand - 6pm #
* = w/ Mariee Sioux
# = w/ Jeff Manson & Little Wings
March 22, 2017
Thurston Moore Announces New Album "Rock n Roll Consciousness" + Shares First Single- Out April 28th
THURSTON MOORE
ROCK N ROLL CONSCIOUSNESS
NEW ALBUM OUT APRIL 28TH
WATCH VIDEO FOR "SMOKE OF DREAMS"
ON US TOUR THIS MAY
Rock n Roll Consciousness , the new album by Thurston Moore , is set for release onApril 28th on Caroline International. The album was recorded with producer Paul Epworth (Adele, The Pop Group) at The Church studios in Crouch End, London and mixed by Randall Dunn (Marissa Nadler, Earth) at Avast! in Seattle, Washington. Pre-order the record HERE.
The songs Thurston wrote for Rock n Roll Consciousness were brought to life and galvanized by the tight bond of friendship amongst the musicians, a line-up with which he's been working since 2014: Deb Googe (of My Bloody Valentine, Snowpony) bass,James Sedwards (Nøught, Chrome Hoof) guitar and Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth, Crucifucks) drums. The recording highlights the group's instrumental strength and beauty following two solid years of touring 2015's critically acclaimed The Best Day album.
Today, Moore shares the first single off the record, titled "Smoke of Dreams". A song that focuses on the contemplative mystery of life-defining time travel which sees Thurstonrecalling a New York City where spirits informed artists seeking poems of beatitude and sonic prayers of joy and wild wonder.
Watch the video of the song HERE.
Rock n Roll Consciousness offers a wild leap forward in its expansive, anthemic and exploratory investigations, heralding love between angels, goddess mysticism and belief in healing through rebirth. Inspirited by radical love and the energies of the challenged soul of Mother Earth/Nature in direct resistance, the music is decidedly charged by the force of positive action and a great, true love where the feminine/masculine come together in fluid unions of beauty and light.
"Exalted", with lyrics by poet Radio Radieux, is an unfolding and emotional journey in homage to sacred energy and exaltation - a drug-infused visit from sacred womyn, sibyls, prophetesses, oracles, and goddesses reclaiming consciousness.
"Cusp" is a springtime charging, propulsive singing, moving march of noise and layered harmonics, with a feeling of Sonic Youth mixed with My Bloody Valentine. Radio Radieux'lyrics (with background vocals by Deb Googe) evoke the bliss of total love where all dangers subside and creative power engages trans-mind energy.
"Turn On" is a pop-sonic poem to holy love both intimate and cosmic - a patient, yet driving song, which opens space for lead guitar extensions by James Sedwards.
"Aphrodite", a strange and heavy No wave rocker in salutation to the icon of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation, enumerates tools beyond the consciousness: electric guitars, the power of mind, imagination, will and intention to practice magick. Thurston sings of spells and possession as he and James pick up energies from string sorcery in a true group séance. Steve Shelley transmits the power of the symbolic into actual shimmering cymbal resonance and Deb Googe's bass weaves a mesmeric psychic shaping - all in service to the mystic song.
Rock n Roll Consciousness is a new and exhilarating chapter for Thurston Moore and promises to be a creative highpoint for anyone interested in his legacy of avant-garde music and writing. Serious, precocious yet strangely accessible, Rock n Roll Consciousness is as strong a statement as anything he has recorded these last three decades: from Sonic Youth, the band he founded in 1980, to his solo work ranging from 1995's Psychic Hearts album, to the Beck-produced Demolished Thoughts album of 2011, as well as his myriad collaborations and completely outside-the-margin recordings on a litany of labels (as detailed in author Nick Soulsby's new investigative book We Sing A New Language - The Oral Discography of Thurston Moore ).
The Thurston Moore Group commence touring springtime 2017 featuring the line-up ofJames Sedwards, Deb Googe and Steve Shelley in USA, UK, Europe, Asia and beyond.
The North American Tour Dates are:May 8 - Vancouver, BC - The ImperialMay 9 - Seattle, WA - NeumosMay 10 - Portland, OR - Mississippi StudiosMay 12 - San Francisco, CA - The ChapelMay 13 - Los Angeles, CA - The Teragram BallroomMay 14 - Santa Ana, CA - Constellation RoomMay 17 - Austin, TX - The MohawkMay 18 - Dallas, TX - Club Dada
May 20 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
WATCH VIDEO FOR "SMOKE OF DREAMS"
ON US TOUR THIS MAY
Rock n Roll Consciousness , the new album by Thurston Moore , is set for release onApril 28th on Caroline International. The album was recorded with producer Paul Epworth (Adele, The Pop Group) at The Church studios in Crouch End, London and mixed by Randall Dunn (Marissa Nadler, Earth) at Avast! in Seattle, Washington. Pre-order the record HERE.
The songs Thurston wrote for Rock n Roll Consciousness were brought to life and galvanized by the tight bond of friendship amongst the musicians, a line-up with which he's been working since 2014: Deb Googe (of My Bloody Valentine, Snowpony) bass,James Sedwards (Nøught, Chrome Hoof) guitar and Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth, Crucifucks) drums. The recording highlights the group's instrumental strength and beauty following two solid years of touring 2015's critically acclaimed The Best Day album.
Today, Moore shares the first single off the record, titled "Smoke of Dreams". A song that focuses on the contemplative mystery of life-defining time travel which sees Thurstonrecalling a New York City where spirits informed artists seeking poems of beatitude and sonic prayers of joy and wild wonder.
Watch the video of the song HERE.
Rock n Roll Consciousness offers a wild leap forward in its expansive, anthemic and exploratory investigations, heralding love between angels, goddess mysticism and belief in healing through rebirth. Inspirited by radical love and the energies of the challenged soul of Mother Earth/Nature in direct resistance, the music is decidedly charged by the force of positive action and a great, true love where the feminine/masculine come together in fluid unions of beauty and light.
"Exalted", with lyrics by poet Radio Radieux, is an unfolding and emotional journey in homage to sacred energy and exaltation - a drug-infused visit from sacred womyn, sibyls, prophetesses, oracles, and goddesses reclaiming consciousness.
"Cusp" is a springtime charging, propulsive singing, moving march of noise and layered harmonics, with a feeling of Sonic Youth mixed with My Bloody Valentine. Radio Radieux'lyrics (with background vocals by Deb Googe) evoke the bliss of total love where all dangers subside and creative power engages trans-mind energy.
"Turn On" is a pop-sonic poem to holy love both intimate and cosmic - a patient, yet driving song, which opens space for lead guitar extensions by James Sedwards.
"Aphrodite", a strange and heavy No wave rocker in salutation to the icon of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation, enumerates tools beyond the consciousness: electric guitars, the power of mind, imagination, will and intention to practice magick. Thurston sings of spells and possession as he and James pick up energies from string sorcery in a true group séance. Steve Shelley transmits the power of the symbolic into actual shimmering cymbal resonance and Deb Googe's bass weaves a mesmeric psychic shaping - all in service to the mystic song.
Rock n Roll Consciousness is a new and exhilarating chapter for Thurston Moore and promises to be a creative highpoint for anyone interested in his legacy of avant-garde music and writing. Serious, precocious yet strangely accessible, Rock n Roll Consciousness is as strong a statement as anything he has recorded these last three decades: from Sonic Youth, the band he founded in 1980, to his solo work ranging from 1995's Psychic Hearts album, to the Beck-produced Demolished Thoughts album of 2011, as well as his myriad collaborations and completely outside-the-margin recordings on a litany of labels (as detailed in author Nick Soulsby's new investigative book We Sing A New Language - The Oral Discography of Thurston Moore ).
The Thurston Moore Group commence touring springtime 2017 featuring the line-up ofJames Sedwards, Deb Googe and Steve Shelley in USA, UK, Europe, Asia and beyond.
The North American Tour Dates are:May 8 - Vancouver, BC - The ImperialMay 9 - Seattle, WA - NeumosMay 10 - Portland, OR - Mississippi StudiosMay 12 - San Francisco, CA - The ChapelMay 13 - Los Angeles, CA - The Teragram BallroomMay 14 - Santa Ana, CA - Constellation RoomMay 17 - Austin, TX - The MohawkMay 18 - Dallas, TX - Club Dada
May 20 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
The Molochs Share "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon" Track Via Loud & Quiet
The Molochs Share "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon" Track Via Loud & Quiet
Going on U.S. / EU Tour This Spring + SXSW
'America's Velvet Glory' LP Out Now Via
Innovative Leisure
LISTEN & SHARE: The Molochs - "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon"
WATCH & SHARE: The Molochs - "Charlie's Lips"
LISTEN & SHARE: The Molochs - 'America's Velvet Glory
Loud & Quiet has featured The Molochs new single "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon" from their new EP 'AVG Sessions'. The song follows the release of their LP 'America's Velvet Glory' which produced three singles "Charlie's Lips", "No More Cryin' ", and "You And Me". 'America's Velvet Glory' is out now via Innovative Leisure. ‘AVG Sessions’ is out via Innovative Leisure on March 3rd.
The band will be hitting the road this spring and touring the U.S. including SXSW. After their U.S. tour they'll be touring across Europe. Dates are below:
USA
23 Mar 2017 DC9 Washington, DC
24 Mar 2017 Kung Fu Necktie Philadelphia, PA
25 Mar 2017 Union Pool Brooklyn, NY
27 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
28 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
29 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
30 Mar 2017 Great Scott Allston, MA
31 Mar 2017 Brasserie Beaubien Montreal, QC
01 Apr 2017 The Silver Dollar Room Toronto, ON
03 Apr 2017 The Empty Bottle Chicago, IL
04 Apr 2017 7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN
07 Apr 2017 Bunk Bar Portland , OR
08 Apr 2017 Barboza Seattle, WA
11 Apr 2017 The Chapel San Francisco, CA
EU
Glasgow, Broadcast – 14 May
Newcastle, Cluny – 15 May
Brudenell, Leeds, Brudenell – 16 May
Amsterdam, Q Factory – 20 May
London, Shacklewell Arms – 22 May
London, Montague Arms – 23 May
Paris, La Mecanique Ondulatoire – 24 May
Lyon, Nuits Sonores Festival – 25 May
Nyon, La Parenthese – 26 May
Lugano, Spazio Morel – 27 May
Athens, Passport – 29 May
La Roche Sur Yon, Fuzz&Yon – 30 May
Angouleme, La Nef – 31 May
Barcelona, Primavera Sound – 1 June
Nijmegen, Doornroosje – 6 June
Berlin, Bassy Club – 7 June
Hamburg, Molotow Club – 9 June
Copenhagen, Pumpehuset – 10 June
Going on U.S. / EU Tour This Spring + SXSW
'America's Velvet Glory' LP Out Now Via
Innovative Leisure
LISTEN & SHARE: The Molochs - "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon"WATCH & SHARE: The Molochs - "Charlie's Lips"
LISTEN & SHARE: The Molochs - 'America's Velvet Glory
Loud & Quiet has featured The Molochs new single "Come Softly With Your Hidden Spoon" from their new EP 'AVG Sessions'. The song follows the release of their LP 'America's Velvet Glory' which produced three singles "Charlie's Lips", "No More Cryin' ", and "You And Me". 'America's Velvet Glory' is out now via Innovative Leisure. ‘AVG Sessions’ is out via Innovative Leisure on March 3rd.
The band will be hitting the road this spring and touring the U.S. including SXSW. After their U.S. tour they'll be touring across Europe. Dates are below:
USA
23 Mar 2017 DC9 Washington, DC
24 Mar 2017 Kung Fu Necktie Philadelphia, PA
25 Mar 2017 Union Pool Brooklyn, NY
27 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
28 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
29 Mar 2017 Berlin New York, NY
30 Mar 2017 Great Scott Allston, MA
31 Mar 2017 Brasserie Beaubien Montreal, QC
01 Apr 2017 The Silver Dollar Room Toronto, ON
03 Apr 2017 The Empty Bottle Chicago, IL
04 Apr 2017 7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN
07 Apr 2017 Bunk Bar Portland , OR
08 Apr 2017 Barboza Seattle, WA
11 Apr 2017 The Chapel San Francisco, CA
EU
Glasgow, Broadcast – 14 May
Newcastle, Cluny – 15 May
Brudenell, Leeds, Brudenell – 16 May
Amsterdam, Q Factory – 20 May
London, Shacklewell Arms – 22 May
London, Montague Arms – 23 May
Paris, La Mecanique Ondulatoire – 24 May
Lyon, Nuits Sonores Festival – 25 May
Nyon, La Parenthese – 26 May
Lugano, Spazio Morel – 27 May
Athens, Passport – 29 May
La Roche Sur Yon, Fuzz&Yon – 30 May
Angouleme, La Nef – 31 May
Barcelona, Primavera Sound – 1 June
Nijmegen, Doornroosje – 6 June
Berlin, Bassy Club – 7 June
Hamburg, Molotow Club – 9 June
Copenhagen, Pumpehuset – 10 June
Julie Byrne expands tour to include headlining Summer dates, 'Not Even Happiness' out now!
JULIE BYRNE EXPANDS TOURINCLUDES SUMMER HEADLINING DATES
NOT EVEN HAPPINESS OUT NOWVIA BA DA BING & BASIN ROCK RECORDS
Photo Credit: Jonathan Bouknight
LISTEN TO NOT EVEN HAPPINESS
Today, Julie Byrne has expanded her tour to include a string of Summer headlining dates.
In the live arena she enchants, leaving rooms and festival crowds mesmerized by her voice and warm presence, who find a real connection with Byrne's intimate songs. This feeling is often shared: "When the show has that magical spirit every person has contributed, even unknowingly, in creating a space of responsiveness to each other through vulnerability, through our unified experience and honesty about our sorrow and our emergence."
Her acclaimed sophomore album, Not Even Happiness is available now via Ba Da Bing Records in North America and Basin Rock in Europe.
TOUR DATES:3/30 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg ^3/31 - Jersey City, NJ @ Monty Hall (SOLD OUT) #4/10 - Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore Cabaret ~4/11 - Seattle, WA @ Neumos ~4/12 - Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall ~4/13 - Eugene, OR @ WOW Hall ~ 4/14 - Sonoma, CA @ Gundlach Bundschu Winery ~4/16 - San Francisco, CA @ Swedish American Hall4/17 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/18 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/19 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/21 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Bootleg $4/22 - Pomona, CA @ Glass House ~5/12-14 - Mayer, AZ @ FORM Acrosanti7/15 - Boston, MA @ Cafe 939 *
7/16 - Burlington, VT @ High Ground *
7/17 - Montreal, QC @ Divan Orange *
7/18 - Toronto, ON @ Great Hall Seated *
7/20 - Chicago, IL @ Schuba's *
7/23 - Seattle, WA @ Capitol Hill Block
7/25 - Portland, OR @ Old Church *
7/27 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Funhouse
7/28 - Buffalo, NY @ Silo City
^ w/ Weyes Blood# w/ Kevin Morby & Waxahatchee~ w/ Whitney$ w/ Gold Star* w/ Johanna Warren
NOT EVEN HAPPINESS OUT NOWVIA BA DA BING & BASIN ROCK RECORDS
Photo Credit: Jonathan BouknightLISTEN TO NOT EVEN HAPPINESS
Today, Julie Byrne has expanded her tour to include a string of Summer headlining dates.
In the live arena she enchants, leaving rooms and festival crowds mesmerized by her voice and warm presence, who find a real connection with Byrne's intimate songs. This feeling is often shared: "When the show has that magical spirit every person has contributed, even unknowingly, in creating a space of responsiveness to each other through vulnerability, through our unified experience and honesty about our sorrow and our emergence."
Her acclaimed sophomore album, Not Even Happiness is available now via Ba Da Bing Records in North America and Basin Rock in Europe.
TOUR DATES:3/30 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg ^3/31 - Jersey City, NJ @ Monty Hall (SOLD OUT) #4/10 - Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore Cabaret ~4/11 - Seattle, WA @ Neumos ~4/12 - Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall ~4/13 - Eugene, OR @ WOW Hall ~ 4/14 - Sonoma, CA @ Gundlach Bundschu Winery ~4/16 - San Francisco, CA @ Swedish American Hall4/17 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/18 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/19 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent (SOLD OUT) ~4/21 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Bootleg $4/22 - Pomona, CA @ Glass House ~5/12-14 - Mayer, AZ @ FORM Acrosanti7/15 - Boston, MA @ Cafe 939 *
7/16 - Burlington, VT @ High Ground *
7/17 - Montreal, QC @ Divan Orange *
7/18 - Toronto, ON @ Great Hall Seated *
7/20 - Chicago, IL @ Schuba's *
7/23 - Seattle, WA @ Capitol Hill Block
7/25 - Portland, OR @ Old Church *
7/27 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Funhouse
7/28 - Buffalo, NY @ Silo City
^ w/ Weyes Blood# w/ Kevin Morby & Waxahatchee~ w/ Whitney$ w/ Gold Star* w/ Johanna Warren
Aimee Mann debuts video for "Goose Snow Cone" + Mental Illness out March 31
AIMEE MANN DEBUTS NEW VIDEO FOR “GOOSE SNOW CONE”MENTAL ILLNESS OUT MARCH 31 VIA SUPEREGO RECORDSSPRING TOUR DATES CONFIRMED
“One of the top 10 living songwriters along with Paul McCartney,Bob Dylan and
Bruce Springsteen.”
“One of the finest songwriters
of her generation.”
Aimee Mann’s music video for her track “Goose Snow Cone” debuts today. Of the video Mann says, “I wrote ‘Goose Snow Cone’ when I was on tour in Ireland, on a cold and snowy day. I was feeling very homesick when I saw a picture on Instagram of a cat I know named Goose. Her fluffy white face was looking up at the camera in a very plaintive way, like a little snowball, and I started singing a little song about her that turned into a song about loneliness. I intended to change the lyrics but could never find a phrase to replace the one I started with. When it came time to make a video, I knew the original Goose had to be in it. Her owners are my friends Rob and Puloma who coincidentally produce and direct videos. One of my cats had recently gone through a long illness and I was thinking about that when I came up with the idea for the video, and I knew Puloma had to star in it, as she has a very lovely and expressive face. The vet in the video is my actual vet and he’s a great guy. It was not easy wrangling Goose but the magic of editing makes it all work!” Watch/share the video here: http://bit.ly/2o0CBid.The track appears on her highly anticipated new album
Mental Illness
, out on March 31 via her own SuperEgo Records, which has already begun to receive early critical praise from the
Los Angeles Times
, who says “Every doomed syllable is sacred and every tragic rhyme fits, as though each song were a puzzle to which only Mann knows the solution,” while NPR Music furthers “Mental Illness can be punishingly sad, but also breathtakingly pretty.” Mental Illness can be pre-ordered now at
hyperurl.co/aimeemann
.Mental Illness shows off Mann’s rich, incisive and wry melancholia in an almost all-acoustic format, with a “finger-picky” style inspired by some of her favorite ‘60s and ‘70s folk-rock records, augmented by haunting strings arranged by her longtime producer, Paul Bryan. Additional players include: Jonathan Coulton on acoustic guitar and backing vocals, Jay Bellerose on drums, Jamie Edwards on piano, John Roderick as a co-writer and Ted Leo (who recently joined her in a joint side project, The Both) as a background singer.On this eleven-track album, the Oscar-nominated, Grammy-winning singer remains a student of human behavior, drawing not just on her own experiences to form the characters in the songs but tales told by friends. “I assume the brief on me is that people think that I write these really depressing songs,” Mann says. “I don’t know—people may have a different viewpoint—but that’s my own interpretation of the cliché about me. So if they thought that my songs were very down-tempo, very depressing, very sad and very acoustic, I thought I’d just give myself permission to write the saddest, slowest, most acoustic, if-they’re-all-waltzes-so-be-it record I could…I mean, calling it Mental Illness makes me laugh, because it is true, but it’s so blunt that it’s funny.”In support of the release, Mann will play a headlining North American tour this spring with stops in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia and more. Tickets can be purchased here: aimeemann.com/tour. See below for complete tour details.After several albums with Til Tuesday, Mann began her solo career in 1993 with the album Whatever and made a name for herself through her independent success and the founding of her record label, SuperEgo Records. In addition to her solo albums, she has appeared on many film soundtracks, most notably the score for Paul Thomas Anderson’sMagnolia, with “Save Me” landing her Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for Best Original Song.In 2014, Mann joined up with Ted Leo for a more rock-oriented duo project, releasing a self-titled album under the nameThe Both. Other extracurricular activities since her previous record Charmer ranged from playing herself on the hit TV series Portlandia to performing for President Obama and the First Lady at the White House. Named one of The Huffington Post’s “13 Funny Musicians You Should Be Following On Twitter,” Mann has gained a diehard social media following for her quick wit and stinging observation.
MENTAL ILLNESS
TRACKLIST 
Goose Snow Cone Stuck In The PastYou Never Loved MeRollercoastersLies Of SummerPatient ZeroGood For MeKnock It OffPhilly SinksSimple FixPoor JudgeAIMEE MANN LIVE
April 20—Washington, DC—Lincoln TheatreApril 21—Philadelphia, PA—Keswick TheatreApril 22—New York, NY—The Town HallApril 23—Boston, MA—The Wilbur TheatreApril 25—Albany, NY—The Egg Center For The Performing ArtsApril 26—Toronto, ON—Danforth Music Hall April 28—Ann Arbor, MI—The ArkApril 29—Chicago, IL—Park WestApril 30—Milwaukee, WI—Pabst TheaterMay 2—Madison, WI—Barrymore TheatreMay 3—Saint Paul, MN—Fitzgerald TheaterMay 5—Boulder, CO—Boulder TheaterMay 6—Salt Lake City, UT—The State RoomMay 8—Missoula, MT—The WilmaMay 9—Seattle, WA—NeptuneMay 10—Portland, OR—Revolution HallMay 12—San Francisco, CA—The FillmoreMay 13—Los Angeles, CA—The Theatre at Ace Hotel
“One of the top 10 living songwriters along with Paul McCartney,Bob Dylan andBruce Springsteen.”
“One of the finest songwritersof her generation.”
Aimee Mann’s music video for her track “Goose Snow Cone” debuts today. Of the video Mann says, “I wrote ‘Goose Snow Cone’ when I was on tour in Ireland, on a cold and snowy day. I was feeling very homesick when I saw a picture on Instagram of a cat I know named Goose. Her fluffy white face was looking up at the camera in a very plaintive way, like a little snowball, and I started singing a little song about her that turned into a song about loneliness. I intended to change the lyrics but could never find a phrase to replace the one I started with. When it came time to make a video, I knew the original Goose had to be in it. Her owners are my friends Rob and Puloma who coincidentally produce and direct videos. One of my cats had recently gone through a long illness and I was thinking about that when I came up with the idea for the video, and I knew Puloma had to star in it, as she has a very lovely and expressive face. The vet in the video is my actual vet and he’s a great guy. It was not easy wrangling Goose but the magic of editing makes it all work!” Watch/share the video here: http://bit.ly/2o0CBid.The track appears on her highly anticipated new album
Mental Illness
, out on March 31 via her own SuperEgo Records, which has already begun to receive early critical praise from the
Los Angeles Times
, who says “Every doomed syllable is sacred and every tragic rhyme fits, as though each song were a puzzle to which only Mann knows the solution,” while NPR Music furthers “Mental Illness can be punishingly sad, but also breathtakingly pretty.” Mental Illness can be pre-ordered now at
hyperurl.co/aimeemann
.Mental Illness shows off Mann’s rich, incisive and wry melancholia in an almost all-acoustic format, with a “finger-picky” style inspired by some of her favorite ‘60s and ‘70s folk-rock records, augmented by haunting strings arranged by her longtime producer, Paul Bryan. Additional players include: Jonathan Coulton on acoustic guitar and backing vocals, Jay Bellerose on drums, Jamie Edwards on piano, John Roderick as a co-writer and Ted Leo (who recently joined her in a joint side project, The Both) as a background singer.On this eleven-track album, the Oscar-nominated, Grammy-winning singer remains a student of human behavior, drawing not just on her own experiences to form the characters in the songs but tales told by friends. “I assume the brief on me is that people think that I write these really depressing songs,” Mann says. “I don’t know—people may have a different viewpoint—but that’s my own interpretation of the cliché about me. So if they thought that my songs were very down-tempo, very depressing, very sad and very acoustic, I thought I’d just give myself permission to write the saddest, slowest, most acoustic, if-they’re-all-waltzes-so-be-it record I could…I mean, calling it Mental Illness makes me laugh, because it is true, but it’s so blunt that it’s funny.”In support of the release, Mann will play a headlining North American tour this spring with stops in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia and more. Tickets can be purchased here: aimeemann.com/tour. See below for complete tour details.After several albums with Til Tuesday, Mann began her solo career in 1993 with the album Whatever and made a name for herself through her independent success and the founding of her record label, SuperEgo Records. In addition to her solo albums, she has appeared on many film soundtracks, most notably the score for Paul Thomas Anderson’sMagnolia, with “Save Me” landing her Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for Best Original Song.In 2014, Mann joined up with Ted Leo for a more rock-oriented duo project, releasing a self-titled album under the nameThe Both. Other extracurricular activities since her previous record Charmer ranged from playing herself on the hit TV series Portlandia to performing for President Obama and the First Lady at the White House. Named one of The Huffington Post’s “13 Funny Musicians You Should Be Following On Twitter,” Mann has gained a diehard social media following for her quick wit and stinging observation.
MENTAL ILLNESS
TRACKLIST Goose Snow Cone Stuck In The PastYou Never Loved MeRollercoastersLies Of SummerPatient ZeroGood For MeKnock It OffPhilly SinksSimple FixPoor JudgeAIMEE MANN LIVEApril 20—Washington, DC—Lincoln TheatreApril 21—Philadelphia, PA—Keswick TheatreApril 22—New York, NY—The Town HallApril 23—Boston, MA—The Wilbur TheatreApril 25—Albany, NY—The Egg Center For The Performing ArtsApril 26—Toronto, ON—Danforth Music Hall April 28—Ann Arbor, MI—The ArkApril 29—Chicago, IL—Park WestApril 30—Milwaukee, WI—Pabst TheaterMay 2—Madison, WI—Barrymore TheatreMay 3—Saint Paul, MN—Fitzgerald TheaterMay 5—Boulder, CO—Boulder TheaterMay 6—Salt Lake City, UT—The State RoomMay 8—Missoula, MT—The WilmaMay 9—Seattle, WA—NeptuneMay 10—Portland, OR—Revolution HallMay 12—San Francisco, CA—The FillmoreMay 13—Los Angeles, CA—The Theatre at Ace Hotel
The Growlers West Coast leg of the City Club Spring 2017 Tour
The Growlers West Coast leg of the City Club Spring 2017 Tour startstonight in Eugene, Oregon (3/22). The eleven show run includes a return to Portland's Roseland Theater (3/23) as well as Salt Lake City's Depot (3/28) plus first time plays at Seattle's Neptune Theatre (3/25), Missoula, Montana's Wilma Theatre (3/26) and San Francisco's legendary Warfield Theatre (3/31). The band will headline the Treefort Music Festival in Boise (3/24) and return to Anaheim to close out the tour with two shows at the brand new House Of Blues there (4/1 + 4/2).The Growlers' West Coast plus additional Spring Tour dates (with more to be announced soon) are below.
The Growlers Spring 2017 Tour
On sale now at TheGrowlers.com
3/22 Hi Fi, Eugene, OR
3/23 Roseland Theater, Portland, OR
3/24 Treefort Music Festival, Boise, ID
3/25 Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA
3/26 Wilma Theatre, Missoula, MT
3/28 The Depot, Salt Lake City, UT
3/29 Cargo, Reno, NV
3/30 Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA
3/31 The Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA
4/1 House Of Blues, Anaheim, CA
4/2 House Of Blues, Anaheim, CA
5/5 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV
5/6 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV
5/9 Turner Hall, Milwaukee, WI
5/10 Ready Room, St. Louis, MO
5/11 Hi Tone, Memphis, TN
5/12 Shaky Knees Festival, Atlanta, GA
5/13 Orange Peel, Asheville, NC
5/14 Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland, OH
5/16 Sinclair, Boston, MA
5/17 Sinclair, Boston, MA
5/18 Sound Stage, Baltimore, MD
5/19 Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA
5/20 Terminal 5, NYC, NY
5/24 O2 Acadamy, Bimringham, UK
5/25 The Coronet Theatre, London, UK
5/26 Dot To Dot Festical, Bristol, UK
5/27 Dot To Dot Festival, Nottingham, UK
5/28 Dot To Dot Festival, Bristol, UK
5/30 Saint Luke’s, Glasgow, UK
5/31 University Stylus, Leeds, UK
6/2 Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain
6/6 Atabal, Biarritz, France
6/7 Krakatoa, Bordeaux, France
6/8 Epicerie Moderne, Lyon, France
6/9 This Is Not A Love Song Festival, Nimes, France
6/10 Primavera Sound, Porto, Portugal
