| FREE MORAL AGENTS TOUR THE US IN SUPPORT OF NEW ALBUM CONTROL THIS ON CHOCOLATE INDUSTRIES MARS VOLTA KEYBOARDIST AND FULL FMA BAND EMBARK UPON A MONTHLONG TOUR STARTING OCTOBER 6, 2010 Grammy Award winning Isaiah "Ikey" Owens, Long Beach-based keyboardist forMars Volta, has taken an extended hiatus from his main musical outlet to focus on a variety of other projects, key among them his long running group Free Moral Agents, whose new album Control This was recently released on Chocolate Industries. What started as a solo project in 2002 expanded to a full band in 2005, bringing in the talents of Mendee Ichikawa (vocals), Reid Kinnet (Rhodes), Jesse Carzello (guitar), Dennis Owens (bass), and Ryan Reiff (drums). The six-member group will be heading across the country starting this week to perform their new material for the masses. Tour Dates Wed Oct 6, Las Vegas, NV @ Las Vegas Country Saloon Thur Oct 7, Tempe, AZ @ Stray Cat Fri, Oct 8, El Paso, TX @ Republic Sat, Oct 9, Austin, TX @ Cheer Up Charlie's Sun, Oct 10, Corpus Christi, TX @ Revolution Mon, Oct 11, San Marcos, TX @ Triple Crown Tues, Oct 12, Lafayette, LA @ Grant Street Dancehall Wed, Oct 13, Montevallo, AL @ Eclipse Thur, Oct 14, Atlanta, GA @ 5 Spot Fri, Oct 15, Knoxville, TN @ Clarence Brown Theatre, Univ. of TN Sat, Oct 16, Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall Sun, Oct 17, Virginia Beach, VA @ Hangar 09 Mon, Oct 18, Raleigh, NC @ Pour House Wed, Oct 20, Cambridge, MA @ Middle East upstairs Thur, Oct 21, Newark, DE @ University of Delaware Fri, Oct 22, New York City, NY @ CMJ Sat, Oct 23, New York City, NY @ CMJ Mon, Oct 25, Providence, RI @ Met Café Tues, Oct 26, Portland, ME @ Asylum Thur, Oct 28: Chicago, IL @ Beauty Bar Fri, Oct 29: Minneapolis, MN @ TBASat, Oct 30: Pontiac, MI @ Pike Room Sun, Oct 31: Madison, WI @ FrequencyMon, Nov 1: Kansas City, MO @ Czar Bar Tues, Nov 2: Denver, CO @ Casselman's Wed, Nov 3: Pueblo, CO @ Smitty's Greenlight Tavern Thur, Nov 4: Salt Lake City, UT @ Bar Deluxe Fri, Nov 5: Missoula, MT @ The Palace Sat, Nov 6: Portland, OR @ Slabtown Sun, Nov 7: Seattle, WA @ Nectar Lounge Wed, Nov 10: Sacramento, CA @ Sol Collective Thur, Nov 11: Visalia, CA @ Cellar Door Fri, Nov 12: Los Angeles, CA @ Airliner Sun, Nov 14: Stockton, CA @ 856 Club Source: Biz 3 |
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Mars Volta side project coming to Minneapolis, Madison
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
HUGE show down in the Cities this Friday -- catch it if you can!
A Benefit For Brad Kern
Friday, October 8, 2010
With performances by:
Host by Mary Lucia from 89.3 Current
MASON JENNINGS
http://www.masonjennings.com/
THE TWILIGHT HOURS
http://thetwilighthours.com/
Originally cooked up as a nom de rock for music veterans John Munson and Matt Wilson's latest collection of songs, The Twilight Hours have evolved into a cohesive quintet, comprised of some of the finest rockers in Minneapolis. Along with Jacques Wait on guitar, Dave Salmela on piano and Steve Roehm on drumset, Munson (bass, vocals) and Wilson (guitar, vocals) have forged a sound that is at once timeless and fresh. The group was named a Best New Band of 2009 (!) by First Avenue Staff and music biz insiders. The record, Stereo Night, was named among the top ten of 2009 by both The City Pages and Star Tribune. The band is in the midst of creating a new recording, which will make full use of the mighty chemistry they have concocted. Look for it early next year. And visit thetwilighthours.com for more in-depth analysis, videos, downloads and delightfully inscrutable nonsense.
City Pages
A benefit for live sound and recording engineer Brad Kern is shaping up to be quite the remarkable lineup, thanks to Kern's extensive involvement in the local scene. Since working with Trip Shakespeare in 1991, Kern has mixed or recorded countless acts, and now the bands are honoring Kern with a fundraiser in the First Avenue Mainroom on October 8.
In addition to performances by Mason Jennings, the Twilight Hours, and Two Harbors, the First Ave show will also feature two reunions: headliners Semisonic, who last performed locally in 2008, and the Hang Ups (led by Brian Tighe of the Owls and the Star Folk), who were most active in the mid-'90s.
Brad Kern was the victim of a hit and run accident while biking home last month. He is expected to recover completely, but sustained severe injuries and has been unable to work. Proceeds from the benefit show will soften the blow of his medical bills and lost wages.
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Star Tribune
August 13, 2010 - 5:25 PM
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Friday, October 8, 2010
First Avenue Mainroom
$22.50 advance/$24.00 doors
18+ show
6:30pm DoorsWith performances by:
Semisonic
Mason Jennings
Jeremy Messersmith
Jeremy Messersmith
Twilight Hours
The Hang Ups
Two Harbors
Host by Mary Lucia from 89.3 Current
+ Music between bands by DJ Jake Rudh
Produced in cooperation with Twin Cities Music Community Trust
Tickets on sale Friday August 20 at First Avenue, The Depot Tavern and all First Avenue and Ticketmaster Outlets.
Brad Kern has been working as a live sound and recording engineer in the Twin Cities and around the globe since 1988. At one time or another, Brad has mixed live or recorded every band on the bill, since his initial work with Trip Shakespeare in 1991.
Brad was the victim of a hit and run, while biking to his home last month. He had extensive injuries but is expected to fully recover. Proceeds from this event will go to cover medical bills and lost wages during his recovery.
Brad Kern has been working as a live sound and recording engineer in the Twin Cities and around the globe since 1988. At one time or another, Brad has mixed live or recorded every band on the bill, since his initial work with Trip Shakespeare in 1991.
Brad was the victim of a hit and run, while biking to his home last month. He had extensive injuries but is expected to fully recover. Proceeds from this event will go to cover medical bills and lost wages during his recovery.
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SEMISONIC
http://www.semisonic.com/
http://www.semisonic.com/
After the breakup of Trip Shakespeare, Minneapolis natives Dan Wilson and John Munson teamed up with drummer Jacob Slichter to form Semisonic. From 1995 to 2001, the band toured the globe and released four recordings; "The Pleasure EP", "Great Divide", "Feeling Strangely Fine" and "All About Chemistry". “Feeling Strangely Fine,” sold over 2 million copies worldwide and remains a touchstone of late-90’s alternative rock. “Closing Time,” the band's biggest hit, for which they received a Grammy nomination, was ubiquitous around the world and remains a familiar and recurrent radio presence in many countries. “Secret Smile,” which became a chart-topping single in UK and Europe a year after the album’s release in the US, is equally long-lived. Semisonic's appearance at this benefit marks their first live show in over two years.
MASON JENNINGS
http://www.masonjennings.com/
Mason Jennings is a Minneapolis based singer/songwriter. His latest studio CD Blood Of Man, on which he played all the instruments, was given a 4 star review in Rolling Stone and called 'His best album yet'." Mason will be performing with his original band mates Robert Skoro (bass), Edgar Oliveira (drums) and Chris Thompson (sax) it’s a ten-year reunion of the "Birds Flying Away" album released at First Avenue.
THE TWILIGHT HOURS
http://thetwilighthours.com/
Originally cooked up as a nom de rock for music veterans John Munson and Matt Wilson's latest collection of songs, The Twilight Hours have evolved into a cohesive quintet, comprised of some of the finest rockers in Minneapolis. Along with Jacques Wait on guitar, Dave Salmela on piano and Steve Roehm on drumset, Munson (bass, vocals) and Wilson (guitar, vocals) have forged a sound that is at once timeless and fresh. The group was named a Best New Band of 2009 (!) by First Avenue Staff and music biz insiders. The record, Stereo Night, was named among the top ten of 2009 by both The City Pages and Star Tribune. The band is in the midst of creating a new recording, which will make full use of the mighty chemistry they have concocted. Look for it early next year. And visit thetwilighthours.com for more in-depth analysis, videos, downloads and delightfully inscrutable nonsense.
THE HANG UPS
http://www.myspace.com/hangupsmusic
http://www.myspace.com/hangupsmusic
Having grown from a trio formed at art school to a quintet boasting accomplished albums and highly respected credentials in music circles around the country, the Hang Ups have elevated their skills and creative vision to deliver some of the most appealing guitar-pop tunes fused with a psych-folk edge heard this side of the Village Green. It’s no wonder the Minneapolis-based group’s memorable arrangements, beautiful melodies, and infectious hooks have attracted fans such as Pete Yorn, Don Dixon and Mitch Easter (producers of the group’s "Second Story" lp), Semisonic and their producer, Brad Kern (who produced The Hang Ups self titled lp)), and Soul Asylum ’s Dave Pirner.
TWO HARBORS
http://www.myspace.com/twoharborsmusic
TWO HARBORS
http://www.myspace.com/twoharborsmusic
Originally known as Colonial Vipers Attack, this Minneapolis dreampop band returns with a new name and a tighter, grander sound on their second album All the Places We Would Rather Be. The Two Harbors trail begins around 2006 when the band released a self-titled album (under the original band name) with a lineup that included bassist John Schrei and keyboardist Dax Eckel. The first album made a good splash with local radio and press, listeners appreciating the music's dreamy, textural tone and the band's slyly catchy song writing.
TWIN CITIES MUSIC COMMUNITY TRUST
The Twin Cities Music Community Trust was co-founded by Myles Kennedy and James Baker to help out members of the local music industry with medical bills and other expenses. Previous beneficiaries of The Twin Cities Music Community Trust are sound engineers Chad Weis and Matt Lindquist, and First Avenue stage manager Conrad Sverkerson among others.
The Twin Cities Music Community Trust was co-founded by Myles Kennedy and James Baker to help out members of the local music industry with medical bills and other expenses. Previous beneficiaries of The Twin Cities Music Community Trust are sound engineers Chad Weis and Matt Lindquist, and First Avenue stage manager Conrad Sverkerson among others.
City Pages
Semisonic and the Hang Ups reuniting for benefit
By Andrea Swensson, Fri., Aug. 13 2010 @ 3:07PM
A benefit for live sound and recording engineer Brad Kern is shaping up to be quite the remarkable lineup, thanks to Kern's extensive involvement in the local scene. Since working with Trip Shakespeare in 1991, Kern has mixed or recorded countless acts, and now the bands are honoring Kern with a fundraiser in the First Avenue Mainroom on October 8.
In addition to performances by Mason Jennings, the Twilight Hours, and Two Harbors, the First Ave show will also feature two reunions: headliners Semisonic, who last performed locally in 2008, and the Hang Ups (led by Brian Tighe of the Owls and the Star Folk), who were most active in the mid-'90s.
Brad Kern was the victim of a hit and run accident while biking home last month. He is expected to recover completely, but sustained severe injuries and has been unable to work. Proceeds from the benefit show will soften the blow of his medical bills and lost wages.
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Star Tribune
August 13, 2010 - 5:25 PM
In other concert news, Minneapolis favorites Semisonic -- who never officially broke up (so don't call it a reunion) -- will play their first show in two years Oct. 8 at First Avenue, a benefit concert for sound engineer Brad Kern. Mason Jennings, the Twilight Hours, theHang Ups and Two Harbors will also perform. Kern was in a hit-and-run bike accident last month. Tickets ($22.50) go on sale next Friday at noon via www.First-Avenue.com.
CHRIS RIEMENSCHNEIDER
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A.V. Club
Updated 09/30/2010
- Fri Oct 8 6:30 pm
Semisonic, Mason Jennings, Jeremy Messersmith, The Twilight Hours, The Hang Ups, and Two Harbors at First AvenueWith the recent reunions of bands like Guided By Voices and Pavement, ’90s nostalgia is in full effect. So why shouldn’t the Twin Cities have their own version? Semisonic’s biggest mark on the alt-rock world was “Closing Time,” but earlier releases like the 1995 Pleasure EP and the following year’s Great Divide are packed with equally infectious hooks. While Semisonic’s last show was only two years ago, it’s been a bit longer since indie-pop band The Hang Ups took the stage, though leader Brian Tighe has continued to hone his talent for sweet, sing-along melodies in The Owls. The bands are reteaming to play a benefit for sound engineer Brad Kern, who was seriously injured in a hit-and-run accident while biking a few months ago.
First Avenue 701 1st Ave. N., Twin Cities, MN 18+ $22.50/$24
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Mpls Music Live
Brad Kern Benefit @ First Avenue on Friday, October 8th ($22.50): Semisonic reunion? That alone is a must see. Now throw in Mason Jennings, Twilight Hours, The Hang Ups, and Two Harbors and you know you are going to have to be there. The benefit is for Brad Kern, a long time local sound tech who was recently hit by a car while riding his bike. It’s an unprecedented line-up, making it both a great value and a good cause. Horrible circumstances, to be sure – but, let’s support some great local musicians supporting their friend.
Source: Tinderbox Music
Monday, September 13, 2010
Gorillaz touring with N.E.R.D.
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(to appear in Los Angeles and NYC only)
has been confirmed as support for the North American dates. The tour which kicks off in Canada at Montreal's Bell Centre on October 3 and includes the recently added San Diego, CA appearance at the Viejas Arena. N.E.R.D. join the tour at Boston's Agganis Arena and will be performing all the North American dates except Montreal, QC and Wallingford, CT.Wednesday, September 1, 2010
The Books and the Black Heart Procession coming to MPLS
THE BOOKS EXPAND NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
Following the summer success of The Way Out (on Temporary Residence), The Books expand their upcoming fall North American tour to include stops along the Midwest and East Coast. In addition to the excellent reception of their new record, The Books have also developed a reputation for their engaging live shows, which mix audio and visual components to appropriately reveal each song's complete environment.
Joining the Books on this tour will be the legendary, The Black Heart Procession who tour in support of their upcoming Blood Bunny/ Black Rabbit EP, as well as their long awaited sixth album Six, released just last year. Known for their highly personal and emotive live shows, The Black Heart Procession will undoubtedly provide ample footing for The Books' all encompassing sets.
"Arguably one of the most original contemporary musical groups," - FILTER MAGAZINE
THE BOOKS FALL TOUR
9/4 Monticello, NY ATP Festival (Kutsher's Country Club)
9/23 Durham, NH University of New Hamsphire
9/29 Philadelphia, PA The Trocadero
9/30 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
10/1 Durham, NC Shaefer Theater (early)
10/1 Durham, NC Shaefer Theater
10/2 Charlotte, NC Visulite Theater
10/3 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
10/4 Knoxville, TN Square Room
10/5 Charlotesville, VA Jefferson Theatre
10/6 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live
10/21 Somerville, MA Somerville Theatre
10/22 Northampton MA Pearl Street Nightclub
10/23 Montreal, PQ Cabaret Mile End
10/24 Ottawa, ON Capital Music Hall
10/25 Toronto, ON The Mod Club
10/26 Pontiac, MI The Crofoot Ballroom
10/27 Grand Rapids, MI Ladies Literary Club
10/29 Chicago, Il Vic Theatre
10/30 Minneapolis, MN Cedar Culture Center
10/31 Grinnell, IA Herrick Chapel
11/02 St Louis, MO The Old Rock House
11/03 Newport, KY Southgate House
11/13 New York, NY Zankel at Carnegie Hall
11/29 Los Angeles, CA Music Box at The Henry Fonda Theater
11/30 San Francisco, CA Palace of Fine Arts
12/3 Portland, OR Aladdin Theater
12/4 Seattle, WA Moore Theater
12/5 Vancouver, BC Vogue Theater
Tickets for all shows available at:
www.thebooksmusic.com/news/
Source: Biz3
DATES ADDED in Durham, Charlotte, Baltimore, Grinnell, St. Louis, and NewporT
THE BLACK HEART PROCESSION TO SUPPORT
Joining the Books on this tour will be the legendary, The Black Heart Procession who tour in support of their upcoming Blood Bunny/ Black Rabbit EP, as well as their long awaited sixth album Six, released just last year. Known for their highly personal and emotive live shows, The Black Heart Procession will undoubtedly provide ample footing for The Books' all encompassing sets.
"Arguably one of the most original contemporary musical groups," - FILTER MAGAZINE
THE BOOKS FALL TOUR
9/4 Monticello, NY ATP Festival (Kutsher's Country Club)
9/23 Durham, NH University of New Hamsphire
9/29 Philadelphia, PA The Trocadero
9/30 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
10/1 Durham, NC Shaefer Theater (early)
10/1 Durham, NC Shaefer Theater
10/2 Charlotte, NC Visulite Theater
10/3 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
10/4 Knoxville, TN Square Room
10/5 Charlotesville, VA Jefferson Theatre
10/6 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live
10/21 Somerville, MA Somerville Theatre
10/22 Northampton MA Pearl Street Nightclub
10/23 Montreal, PQ Cabaret Mile End
10/24 Ottawa, ON Capital Music Hall
10/25 Toronto, ON The Mod Club
10/26 Pontiac, MI The Crofoot Ballroom
10/27 Grand Rapids, MI Ladies Literary Club
10/29 Chicago, Il Vic Theatre
10/30 Minneapolis, MN Cedar Culture Center
10/31 Grinnell, IA Herrick Chapel
11/02 St Louis, MO The Old Rock House
11/03 Newport, KY Southgate House
11/13 New York, NY Zankel at Carnegie Hall
11/29 Los Angeles, CA Music Box at The Henry Fonda Theater
11/30 San Francisco, CA Palace of Fine Arts
12/3 Portland, OR Aladdin Theater
12/4 Seattle, WA Moore Theater
12/5 Vancouver, BC Vogue Theater
Tickets for all shows available at:
www.thebooksmusic.com/news/
Source: Biz3
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Jayhawks' Mark Olson to grace Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Duluth and Madison
MARK OLSON ENLISTS BUZZWORTHY BANDS AS TOUR OPENERS
JAYHAWKS LEGENDARY CO-FOUNDER INVITES RISING ARTISTS TO JOIN VARIOUS TOUR DATES
US TOUR BEGINS END OF AUGUST AS NEW RYKO CD MANY COLORED KITE GARNERS ACCLAIM
OLSON TO KEYNOTE 23RD ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FOLK ALLIANCE IN MEMPHIS 2011
"Mark Olson, founding member of the Jayhawks, has the autonomy and musical prowess to defy that unnecessary descriptive clause that often comes after his name..."--American Songwriter Magazine
"Mark Olson, founding member of the Jayhawks, has the autonomy and musical prowess to defy that unnecessary descriptive clause that often comes after his name..."--American Songwriter Magazine
Cory Chisel, Breathe Owl Breathe, Backyard Tire Fire, Vandaveer and Ivan & Aloyosha are among the buzzworthy bands invited to join renowned Jayhawks’ founder Mark Olson on his upcoming US tour beginning August 27th in Los Angeles. Olson will perform songs from his just- released Ryko album, Many Colored Kite, the impressive follow-up to his solo debut Salvation Blues. Both releases have garnered much praise from media and industry alike. The singer/songwriter will be joined on his acoustic tour by musical collaborator and girlfriend Ingun Ringvold, who co-wrote two songs on Many Colored Kite. Olson is expected to perform songs from his Jayhawks’ years as well.
It was also just announced that Folk Alliance International has asked Olson to join David Bromberg as a keynote speaker at the 23rd Annual International Folk Alliance 2011 convention which will take place from February 16-20th 2011 in Memphis, TN. The International Folk Alliance conference is one of the largest annual music conferences in North America and draws together musicians and music industry professionals from around the world to share ideas, network, and celebrate traditional music and dance. Past keynote speakers have included Byrds' founding member, Roger McGuinn and folk legend Buffy Sainte-Marie.
A musical innovator who began his career as part of the alternative rock and folk band scene from the Midwest, Mark Olson was an instant critics' darling. His early work with the Jayhawks as well as with Victoria Williams resulted in some of the best musical moments of that era and earned him lasting respect within the alternative music community. It is with this sense of community and commitment to helping bands that Olson chose to offer opening slots to these young artists as part of his tour.
“I’m really looking forward to playing with these bands. They’re all so good. I can’t wait to get started,” expresses Mark Olson.
Named one of Rolling Stone’s “Best New Artists” of 2009, Wisconsin folk-rocker Cory Chisel made his major-label debut with Death Won’t Send A Letter in the fall of last year with a dark and urgent rock and roll vision. It takes a romantic albeit gutsy stance on the meaning of love and spirituality, as the songs seek to make sense of the world outside and human desires within C reconciling the call of the road and a longing for home, literally and figuratively. Death Won't Send A Letter, was produced by Joe Chiccarelli (The Shins, The White Stripes) and features members of The Raconteurs and My Morning Jacket.
In a Lincoln Log cabin in deep rural Michigan live and work Micah Middaugh, Trevor Hobbs, and Andréa Moreno-Beals. This is Breathe Owl Breathe. The trio's new album, Magic Central, is a timeless aural cartogram of feeling, souls, skill, and story, much of which was born out of experiences living at the cabin. (The cabin was built by Micah's grandfather, a radical preacher who traveled by dogsled.) For some time the cabin was Micah's home and print studio, but after Trevor and Andréa moved in, it slowly morphed into Magic Central - a place where there is no distinction between working, creating, songwriting, practicing and playing. Recorded throughout the winter in the cabin as Andréa traveled to and from Brazil (she is from Colombia), the album features themes of distance and proximity, chill and tropic, opera and grumble.
Backyard Tire Fire is building on the momentum of their new record Good to Be, which was produced by Grammy-winning Producer and member of Los Lobos, Steve Berlin. For the band’s fifth full-length release, BTF have spread the stylistic court with a rich, ever-expanding palette of aural rock ’n’ roll colors and textures that tap into bouncy, Kinks-meet-Squeeze Brit pop-rock, Tom Petty-styled Southern rock, and Beatles-esque majesty. Good to Be has been the band’s most successful record to date, garnering coverage from a wide range of publications including Paste Magazine, Washington Post, PopMatters.com, My Old Kentucky Blog and Daytrotter.com.
Vandaveer is Mark Charles Heidinger, a man who knows how to charm via the medium of song. His melodies are easy, welcoming and filled with splendor, and intelligent enough to be on the right side of radio-friendly. While humble, his folk is not twee or sappy. Divide & Conquer, Vandaveer's 2nd album, was released in 2009, aided and abetted by the angelic vocals of his good sister Rose. Here is the proof that you can be modest and commanding in the same breath.
Seattle's Ivan & Alyosha take their musical inspiration from vintage folk-pop. Formed in 2007, the band has gained traction following the release of their debut EP The Verse, The Chorus and a successful stop at SXSW 2010. NPR Music have been one of the first champions of the band. They picked Ivan & Alyosha as one of the Top 100 at SXSW and then selected the band's "Easy to Love" as NPR's Song of The Day in April. Most recently they invited I&A down to DC to tape an episode of their Tiny Desk Concerts, to be posted this fall. Ivan & Alyosha will release a new EP in October.
MARK OLSON SUMMER/FALL 2010 U.S. TOUR DATES08/27 Los Angeles, CA McCabe’s Guitar Shop w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/07 San Francisco, CA Café du Nord w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/09 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios w/ AA Bondy, Mike Coykendall, The Alialujah Choir
09/07 San Francisco, CA Café du Nord w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/09 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios w/ AA Bondy, Mike Coykendall, The Alialujah Choir
and Henry Wagons
09/10 Seattle, WA The Triple Door w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/11 Bellingham, WA Green Frog Café Acoustic Tavern w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/12 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
09/11 Bellingham, WA Green Frog Café Acoustic Tavern w/ Ivan & Alyosha
09/12 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
09/13 Grand Rapids, MN KAXE Closing Tent
09/14 Duluth, MN Pizza Luce w/ Cory Chisel
09/15 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon with Cory Chisel
09/16 Milwaukee, WI Club Garibaldi w/ Backyard Tire Fire
09/17 Chicago, IL Schuba’s w/ Cory Chisel
09/18 Louisville, KY The Rudyard Kipling w/ Vandaveer
09/19 St. Louis, MO The Old Rock House w/ Vandaveer
09/21 Easton, MD Nightcat w/ Vandaveer
09/22 Philadelphia, PA World Café Live w/ Vandaveer
09/23 Vienna, VA Jammin’ Java w/Vandaveer
09/24 New York, NY Joe’s Pub
09/25 Northampton, MA Iron Horse Music Hall w/ Breathe Owl Breathe
09/14 Duluth, MN Pizza Luce w/ Cory Chisel
09/15 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon with Cory Chisel
09/16 Milwaukee, WI Club Garibaldi w/ Backyard Tire Fire
09/17 Chicago, IL Schuba’s w/ Cory Chisel
09/18 Louisville, KY The Rudyard Kipling w/ Vandaveer
09/19 St. Louis, MO The Old Rock House w/ Vandaveer
09/21 Easton, MD Nightcat w/ Vandaveer
09/22 Philadelphia, PA World Café Live w/ Vandaveer
09/23 Vienna, VA Jammin’ Java w/Vandaveer
09/24 New York, NY Joe’s Pub
09/25 Northampton, MA Iron Horse Music Hall w/ Breathe Owl Breathe
09/26 Cambridge, MA Club Passim w/ Breathe Owl Breathe
09/27 Portland, ME Online Longfellow Square w Vandaveer
09/28 Ithaca, NY Wildfire Lounge w/ Vandaveer
09/29 Brooklyn, NY The Rock Shop
09/27 Portland, ME Online Longfellow Square w Vandaveer
09/28 Ithaca, NY Wildfire Lounge w/ Vandaveer
09/29 Brooklyn, NY The Rock Shop
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
King Khan going to teach Minneapolis and Madison how to dance
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Best damn cartoon band (ever) coming to Target Center
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