Archive for the ‘Tours’ Category
Craft Spells’ new EP, Gallery, is out May 15 on Captured Tracks. Think early New Order and you’ll get the idea. »
Death Cab for Cutie’s Codes and Keys hits the streets May 31st, but the band will hit the road a few weeks in advance for a North American tour in »
Animal Collective have lined up a few dates in California in the days leading up to their appearance at this year’s Coachella Music Festival. If you live in dumbfuck northern »
Echo & The Bunnymen have announced a 10-date North American tour in support of 1980’s Crocodiles and 1981’s Heaven Up Here — back-to-back and in their entirety each night. In »
Early next year, Robyn, the Swedish pop queen hits stages across North America, taking her joyous show to some huge venues (Radio City Music Hall!) And now we know that »
Cut Copy have announced the tracklisting for their upcoming LP, “Zonoscope.” Produced by the band’s Dan Whitford, it hits the street February 8 in North America on CD, Deluxe CD »
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin has announced a new tour with Tokyo Police Club + Two Door Cinema Club. It’s got stops scattered in the east and south. I »
Got a note in my inbox from Sea Wolf today, and it went like this… Dear Friends, I’m am happy to announce the first-ever Sea Wolf solo acoustic tour! I »
Yesterday, we shared “Here Sometimes“, the first new Blonde Redhead song in years. Turns out it’s the opening track from Penny Sparkle, a new Blonde Redhead album. The New York »
Today, June first has already featured a surplus of massive U.S. tour announcements, it should come as no surprise that there’s been yet another great tour announced. For the first »
Jóhann Jóhannson’s newest work is actually well over a year old. It finally sees a digital release this week. And In The Endless Pause Came The Sound Of Bees is »
Enough of the leaked tracks. Now you can hear all of This Is Happening, the third album from LCD Soundsystem. The entire album (9 tracks) are now streaming at the »
With much whining, and fingerpinting, last fall Echo & The Bunnymen abruptly canceled their fall tour, blaming it on unreasonable 30% IRS withholdings. Well unlike me, evidently the IRS has »
Got a recent tweet announcing an unlikely but great pairing: Phoenix have invited Sea Wolf to join them for a trio of tour dates beginning on January 27th in Reno. »
Lloyd Cole stopped through San Francisco on his way to Australia and graced us with a wonderful double set at The Swedish American Music Hall. »
SarA Lov opened for Sea Wolf at Bimbos 365 on Friday night. She’ll be on tour with them for seven weeks. She wasn’t able to bring a full touring band »
It’s that time of year again. The kids headed back to school yesterday, and I’ve got a bushel of extra hours to myself. I tend to fill my days obsessively »
Just got a tweet from Mr. Cole, and I’m so excited he’ll be coming to town for the first time in two years. According to his website, “I set sail »
Sea Wolf’s sophomore LP, White Water, White Bloom, will be released on September 22. I can’t wait to hear the new stuff! According to Dangerbird Records, this new album is »
Both Phil and I lived in Boston in the late 80′s and have always been big Pixies fans. The image at left is from the limited edition set of postcards »
Les Pattinson, the retired bassist for Echo and the Bunnymen, has been coaxed out of retirement to play two live shows for his mates, The Wild Swans. According to the »
I’m so excited! Sea Wolf have scheduled a short west coast tour for the beginning of September. This coincides nicely with the September release date of the new album, so »
