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Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha…!!!!!

February 22, 2007 /

That Van Halen reunion tour…? According to RollingStone.com, it’s already over before it even began.

Why…? Well, no one seems to know for sure yet – or if they do, they ain’t talking – but here are our best guesses:

1) David Lee Roth and Eddie Valen Halen got into one of their inevitable arguments, it led to hair-pulling, and when Eddie pulled off DLR’s toupee, Diamond Dave started crying and left.

2) David Lee Roth’s vocals are nowhere near what they were in the band’s heyday, and Eddie couldn’t kid himself anymore that they were gonna suddenly get better.

3) Gary Cherone’s schedule, originally packed, suddenly opened up, allowing the classic Van Halen III line-up to return to achieve the greatness that was so cruelly denied to them in the past.

Come on, #3…!!!

Artists, Concerts, External Music, News, Rock

Quick, before the lawyers step in…

February 20, 2007 /

…check out the 350+ concerts streaming at WolfgangsVault.com, part of a huge archive left by the late promoter Bill Graham, who recorded just about every concert he produced in San Francisco (Fillmore West), New York (Fillmore East) and lots of other venues. I’m currently listening to “Bye Bye Love” from a Cars’ 1978 show at the NY Palladium, and I have to say, the quality is pretty damn good.

Artists, Concerts, Online Radio

Road Warriors Take 2

February 16, 2007 /

Continuing to age gracefully, rocker Pat Benatar and husband/guitarist Neil Giraldo will be touring next month for the final leg of their Polyamnesia-Off the Rock Tour. In addition, the duo announced that they will tour the US again this summer beginning on July 2 at the Marin County Fair in San Rafael, California. Here are the current dates:

March 15: Torrington, CT @ Warner Theatre
March 16: Atlantic City, NJ @ House of Blues
March 17: Niagra Falls, NY @ Seneca Niagara Casino
March 19: Indiana, PA @ Indiana University
March 21: Morristown, NJ @ Community Theater
March 22/23: New York, NY @ BB Kings
March 24: Englewood, NJ @ Bergen PAC
March 26: Flint, MI @ The Whiting
March 27: Green Bay, WI @ Oneida Casino
March 28: Milwaukee, WI @ Potawatomi Casino
March 30: Tulsa, OK @ Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino
March 31: Thackerville, OK @ Winstar Casino

The Police have officially announced that they are indeed touring to commemorate the band’s 30-year anniversary. The tour will commence Mary 28 in Vancouver, BC and run through the US, UK, Europe, Mexico, Australia, South America and Japan. US stops include Boston’s Fenway Park and a headlining slot at the Bonnaroo Festival in Manchester, Tennesee on June 16. Tickets are on sale now for some shows, with more to be made available on Tuesday.

Scottish band The View has been forced to cancel its US tour next month including a stop at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin. The band’s album, Hats Off To the Buskers, debuted at #1 in the UK recently and the US release is set for May 8, after which a rescheduled tour will take place.

Corinne Bailey Rae and John Legend will be touring together beginning April 3 in Irvine, California and wrapping up May 4 in Atlanta.

College rock heroes O.A.R. will hit the road again on March 1 in Syracuse and the tour will run through May 5 in Charlottesville. Not surprisingly, those are two college towns. For full dates, check out www.ofarevolution.com.

Metal band Iron Maiden will be the first-ever major (okay, calling this band major is somewhat of a stretch) rock or metal show in India on March 17, when they play on the grounds of a palace in Bangalore. No one has confirmed that tandoori chicken will be on the band’s rider.

The Rockstar Energy Drink Taste of Chaos tour kicked off yesterday in Seattle and will run through April 6. The lineup includes The Used, 30 Seconds to Mars, Senses Fail, Saosin, Chiodos, Aiden, Evaline and more. The tour, which is sort of the little brother of the Vans Warped Tour, is trying to give fans of this kiddie music more bang for their buck, according to director Kevin Lyman. “We have succeeded in giving a world audience an action packed lineup for an inexpensive price,” he said. Dates are below:

February 15: Seattle, WA Everett Events Center
February 17: San Francisco, CA Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
February 18: Reno, NV Lawlor Events Center
February 20: Fresno, CA Selland Arena
February 21: San Diego, CA San Diego Sports Arena
February 22: Los Angeles, CA Long Beach Sports Arena
February 23: Sacramento, CA Arco
February 25: Phoenix, AZ Glendale Arena
February 26: Salt Lake City, UT E Center (New Date)
February 27: Denver, CO Magness Arena
March 1: El Paso, TX County Coliseum
March 2: Dallas, TX Nokia
March 3: Corpus Christi, TX Concrete Street Amphitheatre
March 4: San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
March 5: Houston, TX Verizon Wireless
March 7: Pensacola, FL Pensacola Civic Center
March 8: Jacksonville, FL Morrocco Shrine Auditorium
March 9: Miami, FL Bank United Center at U of Miami
March 10: Orlando, FL Edge Concert Pavilion
March 11: Tampa, FL Sun Dome
March 13: Atlanta, GA Gwinett Arena
March 15: Champaign, IL Assembly Hall
March 16: Chicago, IL Aragon Ballroom
March 17: Milwaukee, WI Eagles Ballroom (Rave)
March 18: Dayton, OH Hara Arena
March 20: Philadelphia, PA Tweeter Center
March 22: Boston, MA Tsongas
March 23: Long Island, NY Nassau Coliseum
March 24: Asbury Park, NJ Convention Hall
March 25: Portland, ME Cumberland County Civic Center
March 27: Montreal, QC Stade Uniprix
March 28: Ottawa, ON Corel Center
March 29: Kitchener, ON The Auditorium
March 30: Toronto, ON Arrow Hall
March 31: Detroit, MI Cobo Arena
April 3: Winnipeg, MB Convention Centre
April 4: Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Center
April 5: Edmonton, AB Shaw Conference Hall
April 6: Calgary, AB Stampede Corral

Grammy-award nominated rock band Skillet will be touring with Octone hard rock act Flyleaf beginning March 25 in Memphis. Dropping Daylight and Resident Hero are also supporting the tour. Dates are below…

March 25: Memphis, TN @ Newby’s
March 27: Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live Studio
March 28: Beaumont, TX @ Antones
March 30: San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit
April 1: New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues
April 2: Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
April 4: Columbia, SC @ Headliners Live
April 5: Jacksonville, NC @ Hooligans
April 6: Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall
April 7: Richmond, VA @ The Canal Club
April 10: Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre
April 11: Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
April 14: Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart’s
April15: Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
April 17: Madison, WI @ Barrymore Theatre
April 20: Minneapolis, MN @ Trocaderos
April 23: Sauget, IL @ Pop’s
April 24: Nashville, TN @ Ransburg Auditorium
April 25: Knoxville, TN @ Blue Cats

Described as “vituosic, heavy and experimental,” Wax on Radio will be the support band for The Ataris’ tour which kicks off next week in Philly. Here are the dates:

02/20 – Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of the Living Arts
02/21 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
02/23 – Albany, NY – Northern Lights
02/25 – Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
02/27 – Portland, ME – The Station
02/28 – Cambridge, MA – The Middle East
03/01 – Providence, RI – Living Room
03/02 – Hartford, CT – Webster Theater
03/03 – Washington, DC – Black Cat
03/04 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
03/06 – Pittsburgh, PA – Rex Theatre
03/07 – Buffalo, NY – The Icon
03/08 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
03/09 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s
03/10 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrew’s Hall
03/12 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall
03/13 – Chicago, IL – Vic Theatre
03/14 – Minneapolis, MN – Trocaderos
03/15 – Papillion, NE – The Rock
03/16 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre
03/17 – Salt Lake City, UT – In The Venue
03/18 – Boise, ID – Big Easy
03/21 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon
03/22 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
03/23 – Sparks, NV – The New Oasis
03/25 – Santa Cruz, CA – Catalyst
03/26 – San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
03/27 – Orangevale, CA – The Boardwalk
03/28 – Los Angeles, CA – House of Blues
03/30 – Ventura, CA – Majestic Ventura Theatre
03/31 – Las Vegas, NV – Desert Breeze Skate Park
04/01 – Anaheim, CA – House Blues
04/02 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues

NYC-based rockers Foreign Islands will be hitting the road next month including several performances at the South By Southwest festival in Austin. Tour dates are as follows:

March 1 – Philadelphia, PA – North Star Bar (w/ The Young Knives)
March 2 – New York, NY – Mercury Lounge (w/ The Young Knives)
March 3 – Brooklyn, NY – Luna Lounge (w/ The Young Knives)
March 4- Allston, MA – Great Scott (w/ The Young Knives)
March 5 – Washington, DC – Black Cat (w/ The Young Knives)
March 13 – Houston, TX – The Mink (w/ 120 Days & Shout Out Out Out)
March 14 – Austin, TX – SXSW
March 15 – Austin, TX – SXSW Fader Lounge Party
March 15 – Austin, TX – SXSW iheartcomix / Am Only Party
March 16 – Austin, TX – SXSW Vice Saves Texas Party
March 16 – Austin, TX – SXSW Ruta Maya w/ Goes Cube & Takka Takka
March 16 – Austin, TX – SXSW Purevolume Loft
March 17– Austin, TX – SXSW Boys & Girls Club w/ Shitdisco- Whiskey Bar
March 19 – Las Vegas, NV – Art Bar (w/ Shout Out Out Out)
March 20 – Hollywood, CA – Safari Sams (w/ Boys Noize)
March 21 – San Diego, CA – Beauty Bar
March 22 – West Hollywood, CA – The Viper Room
March 24 – San Francisco, CA – Brain Wash (w/ Goes Cube)
March 27 – Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge (w/ Goes Cube)
March 30 – Champaign, IL – The Iron Post (w/ Goes Cube)

Fujiya & Miyagi is not a Japanese duo, or something on a sushi menu. Rather, this is a British electronic trio, and they just released their debut on Deaf Dumb & Blind Records, Transparent Things, on February 6. The group will also be at SXSW, bookending their US dates with shows in Seattle on March 10 and New York’s Mercy Lounge on March 20. Dates are…

Mar 10 Seattle WA @ Chop Suey
Mar 11 Portland OR @ Doug Fir
Mar 13 San Franciscio CA @ Mint
Mar 14 Los Angeles CA @ Spaceland
Mar 15 Austin TX @ SXSW Clash magazine party at Karma Lounge, SXSW,
Mar 16 Austin TX @ SXSW – Emos- Windish Party/Pitchfork Party
March 17th Austin TX @ SXSW Day Stage Cafe @ 1:30pm
Mar 18 New York NY @ Mercury Lounge
Mar 19th New York, NY @ Barnard’s College, Columbia University.
Mar 20 New York NY @ Mercury Lounge

Al Gore has been spreading the word about global warming a little bit over the past few decades. Now he will have some help from pop icons who will be touring as part of the Live Earth Concerts in order to raise awareness about global warming. Some of the confirmed acts are Snoop Dogg, Pharrell, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Black Eyed Peas, Fall Out Boy, Akon, John Legend, Kelly Clarkson, John Mayer, Foo Fighters, Lenny Kravitz, Bon Jovi, Paolo Nutini, Melissa Etheridge, Damien Rice, Corinne Bailey Rae, Duran Duran, Snow Patrol, Enrique Iglesias, Maná, Keane, Korn, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Bloc Party, AFI and Sheryl Crow. Wow, talk about an all-star lineup, though they won’t all be in one place. The shows will take place on July 7 in seven different cities: London, Shanghai, Sydney, Johannesburg, and cities to be determined in the US, Brazil and Japan.

The Coachella Festival, in Indio, California has already sold out. The distant relative of Lollapalooza takes place April 27-29, and includes performances by Rage Against the Machine, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bjork and Interpol.

Scottish singer/songwriter and Atlantic recording artist Paolo Nutini has been selling out shows on his North American tour, enough so to move the shows to larger venues. The New York Times likens Nutini to “the edge of David Gray, the quavers of Jeff Buckley, and a streak of the blues.” So you can see right there what the fuss is all about. If you want to see for yourself, get your tickets fast to these dates:

March 3 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre *
March 6 Ferndale, MI Magic Bag
March 7 Toronto, ONT The Mod Club Theatre
March 8 Montreal, QUE La Tulipe
March 11 Nashville, TN 3rd & Lindley
March 14 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse *
March 15 Mobile, AL Soul Kitchen
March 17 Austin, TX Esquire SXSW07 Showcase – Stubbs’ BBQ
March 20 Tucson, AZ Club Congress
March 23 Los Angeles, CA Avalon *
March 24 San Francisco, CA Palace of Fine Arts Theatre *
March 27 Portland, OR Doug Fir Lounge
March 28 Seattle, WA The Triple Door
March 29 Vancouver, BC Richards on Richards

Alternative, Concerts, Pop, Rock

Road Warriors

February 9, 2007 /

Road Warriors

Welcome to a new weekly column where you can track some of your favorite artists’ tour announcements, as well as artists you want to avoid like the plague…..

It appears all the rumors are true. The Police will reunite for a 30th Anniversary Tour, and their performance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday will be their first gig since their 2003 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Speaking of reuniting, Van Halen has brought back original lead vocalist David Lee Roth for a 40-date North American tour this summer. Roth will join Eddie and Alex Van Halen, as well as new bassist Wolfgang Van Halen (Eddie’s son), marking Roth’s first shows with the band since 1984. “I am very excited to get back to the core of what made Van Halen,” beamed Eddie.

There is a huge buzz here in the States about British songstress Amy Winehouse, who will be performing here to coincide with the US street date of her new album. Confirmed dates are in New York, Los Angeles and at the South by Southwest Music Conference in Austin, Texas. And no, admission is not free if you buy this sekf-proclaimed lush a drink or five.

3/13 Bowery Ballroom, NY (and 3/13 performance on Letterman)
3/15 – 3/17 – South by Southwest, Austin TX
She is confirmed to play the Universal Republic Showcase on 3/15 and the Island UK BBQ on 3/16. Other performances may come up, but not confirmed yet.
3/19:Los Angeles, CA Roxy
3/20: Los Angeles, CA Spaceland

Ozzfest will be Freefest this summer. This is no joke – Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne have decided that the 12th annual metal band festival, which kicks off 25 dates with a show in San Bernardino on July 7, will be free as their way of giving back to the fans. “Ozzy’s been touring for over 30 years, he’s done well by his audience and now it’s time to give something back,” Sharon said at a press conference.

The Mooney Suzuki has just announced tour dates that kick off on February 15 in New York City. Nine of the March dates will be with the Strokes’ Albert Hammond, Jr.

2/14 Washington, DC, 9:30 Club
2/15 New York, NY, Rebel
2/16 Albany, NY, Valentines
2/19 Philadelphia, PA, North Star Bar
2/21 Asbury Park, NJ, The Saint
2/22 Cambridge, MA, TT the Bears
2/23 Providence, RI, Century Lounge
3/2 Seattle, WA, Crocodile Cafe *
3/3 Portland, OR, Roseland Grill *
3/5 Solana Beach, CA, The Belly Up *
3/6 Los Angeles, CA, El Rey Theatre *
3/10 Denver, CO, Marquis Theatre *
3/13 Dallas, TX, Gypsy Tea Room *
3/14 Houston, TX, Meridian *
3/17 Atlanta, GA, Roxy Theatre *
3/18 Nashville, TN, Exit/In *
(* – supporting Albert Hammond, Jr.)

Is it just me, or does the whole concept of a Honda Civic Tour featuring Fall Out Boy smack of emo smugness? Naturally, this is big business and a lengthy tour that stretches from April into June. Other bands on the tour include +44, Cobra Starship, The Academy Is…, and rapper Paul Wall. Rumors are unconfirmed that special headsets will be given to fans entering each venue so that they can decipher Fall Out Boy’s lyrics.

4/18- Charlotte, NC
4/19- Atlanta, GA
4/20-Tampa, FL
4/21- West Palm Beach, FL
4/23- Houston, TX
4/24- Dallas, TX
4/25- San Antonio, TX
4/27- Phoenix, AZ
4/28- Las Vegas, NV
4/29- San Diego, CA
5/1- Sacramento, CA
5/2- Los Angeles, CA
5/3- Anaheim, CA
5/4- Concord, CA
5/6- Vancouver, BC
5/7- Tacoma, WA
5/8- Portland, WA
5/10- Salt Lake City, UT
5/11- Denver, CO
5/12- Kansas City, MO
5/13- Council Bluffs, IA
5/15- Moline, IL
5/16- Minneapolis, MN
5/17- Milwaukee, WI
5/18- St. Louis, MO
5/20- Cleveland, OH
5/21- Cincinnati, OH
5/22- Pittsburgh, PA
5/23- Virginia Beach, VA
5/25- Montreal, QC
5/26- Toronto, ON
5/27- Detroit, MI
5/28- Buffalo, NY
5/30- Saratoga, NY
5/31- Boston, MA
6/1- Philadelphia, PA
6/2- Hartford, CT
6/4- Columbia, MD
6/5- Wantaugh, NY
6/6- Holmdel, NJ
6/8- Indianapolis, IN
6/10- Chicago, IL
6/11- Chicago, IL

Los Angeles-based four-piece band Minibar are touring in support of their new album, Desert Rain, supporting Columbia recording artist Pete Yorn.

2/6 Boise, ID The Big Easy
2/8 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
2/9 Portland, OR Roseland Ballroom
2/10 Seattle, WA Showbox
2/12 Sacramento, CA Empire
2/13 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
2/15 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
2/16 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
2/17 Anaheim, CA House of Blues
2/19 San Diego, CA House of Blues
2/20 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theater
2/22 Park City, UT Suede
2/23 Denver, CO Ogden Theater
2/24 Lincoln, NE Rococo Theater
2/26 Lawrence, KS Granada
2/27 St. Louis, MO Pageant Theater
2/28 Indianapolis, IN Music Mill
3/2 Minneapolis, MN First Ave
3/3 Chicago, IL Riviera
3/4 Madison, WI Barrymore Theater
3/6 Covington, KY Madison Theater
3/7 Columbus, OH The LC Pavillion
3/9 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
3/10 Grand Rapids, MI Intersection
3/11 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theater
3/13 Albany, NY The Egg
3/16 New York, NY The Roseland Ballroom
3/17 Philadelphia, PA The Electric Factory
3/19 Boston, MA Avalon
3/20 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
3/24 Atlanta, GA Earthlink Live
3/25 Charlotte, NC Amos’ Southend
3/27 Raleigh, NC Lincoln Theater
3/ 29 Nashville, TN City Hall
3/30 Birmingham, AL WorkPlay Theater
3/31 New Orleans, LA House of Blues

Blue October is rescheduling some US and UK tour dates, citing “reasons beyond our control.” Could those reasons be that people are catching on to the fact that they suck?

Octone Records’ hard rock darlings Flyleaf are supporting Three Days Grace on a tour that kicked off this week. Then in March, Flyleaf will celebrate the gold status of their self-titled debut with a headlining tour that begins March 25 in Memphis.

Flyleaf with 3 Days Grace
2/07 Albuquerque, NM Sunshine Theater (Headline date)
2/08 Tuscon, AZ @ The Rock (Headline Show)
2/09 Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
2/10 Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre (Headline Show)
2/12 Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
2/13 Los Angeles, CA @ House of Blues
2/15 Chico, CA @ Senator Theatre
2/16 Reno, NV @ The New Oasis
2/17 Boise, ID @ Big Easy Concert House
2/18 Spokane, WA @ The Big Easy Concert Hall

Flyleaf Headline Tour Dates

3/25 Mmephis, TN Newby’s
3/27 Houston, TX Warehouse Live Studio
3/28 Beaumont, TX Antones
3/30 San Antonio, TX White Rabbit
4/01 New Orleans, LA House of Blues
4/02 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade
4/04 Columbia, SC Headliners Live
4/05 Jacksonville, NC Hooligans
4/06 Charlotte, NC Tremont Music Hall
4/10 Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Smalls Theatre
4/11 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
4/14 Cincinnati, OH Bogart’s
4/15 Chicago, IL House of Blues
4/17 Madison, WI Barrymore Theatre
4/19 Omaha, NE The Rock
4/20 Minneapolis, MN Trocaderos
4/23 Sauget, IL Pop’s
4/25 Knoxville, TN Blue Cats
4/30 Port St. Lucie, FL Mojo Room

VH1 Classic is presenting the Shaw/Blades tour, which follows the release of the band’s new album, Influence, on March 6. Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades have paid their musical dues as members of Styx, Night Ranger and Damn Yankees.

3/16 Dewey Beach, DE The Rusty Rudder
3/17 Atlantic City, NJ House of Blues
3/18 Philadelphia, PA Theatre of the Living Arts
3/21 New York, NY B.B. King’s Blues Club
3/22 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
3/23 Allentown, PA Crocodile Rock
3/24 Buffalo, NY Tralf Theatre
3/26 Alexandria, VA The Birchmere
3/29 Annapolis, MD Rams Head Tavern
3/30 Pittsburgh, PA Rex Theatre
3/31 Columbus, OH PromoWest Pavilion
4/1 Akron, OH Tangiers
4/4 Indianapolis, IN Music Mill
4/5 Chicago, IL Joe’s
4/6 Milwaukee, WI Pabst Theater
4/7 West Des Moines, IA Val Air Ballroom
4/11 San Jacinto, CA AC’s Lounge
4/12 West Hollywood, CA Key Club
4/13 San Juan Capistrano, CA Coach House
4/14 Agoura Hills, CA Canyon Club

Country music legend George Strait began a month-long tour in Phoenix last week. Strait has been nominated for two 2007 CMT Music Awards in the categories of Video of the Year and Male Video of the Year for “The Seashores of Old Mexico.”

2/2 Phoenix, AZ America West Arena
2/3 Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
2/15 Hoffman Estates, IL Sears Center Arena
2/16 Pittsburgh, PA Mellon Arena
2/17 Columbustionwide Arena
2/22 Indianapolis, IN Conseco Fieldhouse
2/23 Knoxville, TN Thompson Boling Arena
2/24 N. Charleston, SC North Charleston Coliseum
3/2 Kansas City, MO George Strait Kemper Arena
3/3 Denver, CO Pepsi Arena
3/9 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
3/10 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena

Scottish rockers the View are gearing up for their first US headlining tour next month, including stops at South By Southwest and an appearance on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien.”

03/03 New York, NY – Luna Lounge
03/05 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
03/07 Chicago, IL – Schuba’s Tavern
03/09 Seattle, WA – Crocodile Café
03/11 San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
03/13 Hollywood, CA – Troubadour
03/15 Austin, TX – SXSW-details TBA
03/16 Austin, TX – SXSW-details TBA
03/17 Austin, TX – SXSW-details TBA
03/20 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
03/22 Cambridge, MA – T.T. The Bears

The Good, the Bad & the Queen, the newest creation of Blur/Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn, has just announced North American tour dates beginning March 11 in Toronto.

3/11 – Toronto, ON Kool Haus
3/12 – New York, NY Webster Hall
3/14 – Washington, DC – 930 Club
3/16 – Austin, TX – Stubbs (South by Southwest)
3/18 – New Orleans, LA – Republic

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