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The Moss at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (18 May 2023)

05/18 The Moss with the Hails at 7th St Entry Tour Dates 5/19: Chicago, IL @ Schubas 5/22: Columbus, OH @ The Basement 5/23: Syracuse, NY @ Funk ‘n Waffles 5/24: Brooklyn, NY @ Baby’s All Right 6/2: Sacramento, CA @ Concerts In The Park 6/17: Manchester, TN @ Bonnaroo 6/20: Louisville, KY @ Zanzabar 6/21: Indianapolis, IN @ HI-FI Indianapolis 6/22: Milwaukee, WI @ Summerfest 6/23: St. Louis, MO @ Old Rock House 6/24: Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck 8/26: Olympia, WA @ South Sound Block Party 9/8: Denver, CO @ Endless Sunshine 9/15-17: Atlanta, GA @ Music Midtown 10/13-15: Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits 10/17: Phoenix, AZ @ Valley Bar 10/18: Tucson, AZ @ Hotel Congress Plaza 10/19: San Diego, CA @ Music Box 10/20: Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour 10/21: Anaheim, CA @ The Parish 10/26: Fort Collins, CO @ Aggie Theatre 10/28: Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot 11/29: Washington, DC @ The Atlantis 11/30: Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry 12/1: Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair 12/2: New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom 12/5: Charlottesville, VA @ The Southern 12/6: Carrboro, NC @ Cat's Cradle Back Room 12/8: Nashville, TN @ The End Read More The Moss The title track, “Insomnia” has become a breakout single for the Moss following major support from key Alternative radio outlets and cracking the Alternative Radio Top 20 at #17 and approaching 10M global streams ....

After several sold out shows at SXSW, Utah’s The Moss kicked off their 2023 headlining tour at the 7th Street Entry, in Minneapolis on Thursday, May 18th.

Opening the show was Florida’s five-piece The Hails (Robbie Kingsley, Franco Solari, Dylan McCue, Andre Escobar and Zach Levy), who joins the tour, starting in Minneapolis and ending in Brooklyn, New York, on May 24… before playing a home state gig at Cascades Park Amphitheater in Tallahassee, on May 27th.

The band is very young, starting in 2020 with their debut EP He Seems Upset, but has already tour with The Happy Fits and The Beaches… and established a fanbase. You can tell they do have their fans, when audience members were often shouting out “We love you Franco!” (then followed by “We love you Robbie!” when they thought Robbie wasn’t getting enough love).

My favorite song on their set was “Fake a Frown”, but it seems like they were more excited about “Fiona”, which was remixed by Magic City Hippies. The band admitted that MCH were basically their mentors, so it’s been a “dream come true” to have them remix their song.

Also, apparently, it’s no secret, but the band is prepping for their debut album release, sometime later this year. They’re still working out some of these songs, but they sounded very enthusiastic about recording and working on these songs.

Based on their receptive fanbase here, especially with lead singer Robbie wearing his Minnesota North Stars hockey shirt, you can expect the band to return as headliner when they release their debut album.

The Moss is touring on the strength of their “Insomnia” single (from Insomnia EP is available on S-Curve / Hollywood Records), which landed on Alternative Radio Top 20 at #17 and had over 10M global streams.

Unfortunately, first night of the tour, they already had technical difficulties with their guitar amp, which had dead air after the first song, “Secretariat”. This moment had singer Tyke James calling for bassist Caiden Jackson to start a book reading as a joke. After getting a replacement amp from The Hails’ guitarist, Addison Sharp was ready to continue their set. We’ve seen enough first night of the tour to understand these kinds of things are almost expected to happen. Hopefully the rest of the tour will happen without a hitch.

They made it known that since they’re from SLC, that they were almost obligated to play “Salt Lake City (Girl)” in their set, to all their women fans. Of course, they saved their biggest hit song, “Insomnia” close to the end.

The band also recently announced additional dates to their 2023 tour, see full listing on the sidebar.

The Moss’ Insomnia is out now on S-Curve / Hollywood Records.

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The Moss at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (18 May 2023)

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Life's a beach and then you die

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11/28 Beach Bunny at First Ave Read More Miloe Minneapolis-based Miloe (a.k.a. 20 year old Democratic Republic of Congo-born Bob Kabeya) will be headlining the 7th Street Entry in support of his Greenhouse EP. Papa Mbye and bugsy to open. …

11/28/2021 SUNDAY

BEACH BUNNY
with miloe and Why Not
at First Avenue
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Due to popular demand (the original venue Fine Line Music Café sold out), the Beach Bunny (led by Lili Trifilio) show got an upgrade to First Avenue’s mainroom.

Show up early to check out Miloe and Why Not… because, why not?

We previously mentioned, Minneapolis-based Miloe (a.k.a. 20 year old Democratic Republic of Congo-born Bob Kabeya) headlined the 7th Street Entry in September for his Greenhouse EP release show.

Tour dates

11/6 - Montreal, QC @ Théâtre Fairmount
11/8 - Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
11/9 - Boston MA @ Paradise Rock Club
11/10 - New York, NY @ Webster Hall
11/11 - Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
11/12 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
11/13 - Richmond, VA @ Broadberry
11/15 - Durham, NC @ Motorco
11/16 - Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse
11/17 - Orlando, FL @ Abbey
11/19 - Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge
11/20 - Newport, KY @ Southgate House
11/21 - Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom
11/27 - Madison, WI @ The Sylvee
11/28 - Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
11/30 - Englewood, CO @ The Gothic Theatre
12/1 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
12/3 - Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
12/4 - Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore
12/5 - Seattle, WA @ Neumos
12/7 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
12/8 - Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory
12/9 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda
12/10 - San Diego, CA @ Quartyard
12/11 - Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
12/13 - Houston TX @ WHite Oak Downstairs
12/14 - Austin TX @ Mohawk
12/15 - Dallas, TX @ Trees
12/17 - St Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall

11/29 Glass Beach at 7th Street Read More Floodwater Angel TC Pride Battle Of The Bands + feat Blacc Phoenix, + Floodwater Angel Fine Line Music Café Thu 03/19/2020 (7pm/$10) …

11/29/2021 MONDAY

GLASS BEACH
with Home Is Where, Floodwater Angel and Ready Ready
at 7th St Entry
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“Genreless” is how Glass Beach (stylized as glass beach) described themselves, since forming in the spring of 2019… however their roots actually date back to 2015 when their band leader “Classic” J McClendon starting demoing tracks for the album when they first moved to Los Angeles from their hometown of Burleson, Texas.

Home Is Where, Floodwater Angel and Ready Ready to open.

Tour dates:

11/7/2021 Los Angeles, CA
11/13/2021 Phoenix, AZ
11/15/2021 Odessa, TX
11/16/2021 Dallas, TX
11/17/2021 Austin, TX
11/19/2021 Jacksonville, FL
11/20/2021 Atlanta, GA
11/21/2021 Washington, DC
11/22/2021 Philadelphia, PA
11/23/2021 Philadelphia, PA
11/24/2021 Brooklyn, NY
11/26/2021 Columbus, OH
11/27/2021 Detroit, MI
11/28/2021 Chicago, IL
11/29/2021 Minneapolis, MN
12/1/2021 Denver, CO

11/30 The Aces at Fine Line Read More The Aces Jacob Banks and The Aces to open. Please note that the show has moved to the Minneapolis Music Hall, originally booked at the Myth. … The Beaches The evening’s opener was Toronto-based, why-have-you-not-played-here-sooner stunning indie rock quartet The Beaches, who not only gained a plethora of new fans, but could be considered as also.…

11/30/2021 TUESDAY

THE ACES
with The Beaches
at Fine Line
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All-girls indie-pop quartet The Aces is out on their Under My Influence tour.

The first part of their tour will feature Madeline the Person, while the second part of the tour (starting in Minneapolis), will feature Canadian rock band The Beaches as support.

We actually saw The Beaches in May 2019 and said they stole the show from Passion Pit: “The evening’s opener was Toronto-based, why-have-you-not-played-here-sooner stunning indie rock quartet The Beaches, who not only gained a plethora of new fans, but could be considered as also having stole the entire show. The all-female foursome (sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller, with Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel) recently released their The Professional EP (on Universal Canada) and have a loud, empowering glam-meets-garage sound that on some faster songs, might draw comparisons to bands like The Runaways, but overall more accurately resemble a band like The Pretenders, with the musical confidence of The Stones or Struts.”

Tour dates

Nov 12 – Seattle, WA @ Neumos *
Nov 13 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom *
Nov 15 – San Francisco, CA @ August Hall *
Nov 16 – San Diego, CA @ Observatory *
Nov 18 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda *
Nov 19 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda *
Nov 20 – Las Vegas, NV @ 24 Oxford *
Nov 22 – Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom *
Nov 26 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Depot *
Nov 27 – Denver, CO @ Marquis *
Nov 30 – Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line ^
Dec 1 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues ^
Dec 3 – Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall ^
Dec 4 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew’s Hall ^
Dec 5 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
Dec 7 – Boston, MA @ Paradise ^
Dec 9 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall ^
Dec 10 – Washington DC @ 9:30 Club ^
Dec 12 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of Living Arts ^
Dec 14 – Charlotte, NC @ Underground ^
Dec 15 – Nashville, TN @ Cannery Ballroom ^
Dec 17 – Houston, TX @ Studio at Warehouse ^
Dec 18 – Dallas, TX @ Hi-Fi ^
Dec 19 – Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn ^

* - Date featuring Madeline the Person
^ - Date featuring The Beaches

Beach Fossils - The Other Side of Life: Piano Ballads Read More Beach Fossils Beach Fossils’ new album Somersault is out now on Bayonet Records. Beach Fossils Tour Dates: 10/11 - Providence, RI @ The Met 10/12 - Boston, MA @ The Sinclair 10/13 - Montreal, QC @ Fairmount Theater …

BONUS

BEACH FOSSILS
beachfossils.com

We actually missed Beach Fossils’ appearance in St Paul (at the Amsterdam Bar) in October, so I thought I will still include them on this preview… considering that the group is still on tour. The band will be releasing The Other Side of Life: Piano Ballads on November 19th, via Bayonet.

“I’ve regularly attempted to harness the feeling that I get while listening to jazz and pour it into my songs,” says the band’s Dustin Payseur. “There’s always been an element of jazz in Beach Fossils; chords are rarely played, instead the instruments typically play single-notes that come together to create chords. I think a lot of that comes from listening to jazz trios and quartets, hearing the way that the instruments weave in and out of each other, leaving space for each other, instruments coming up front for a bit while others wait.”

Beach Fossils Tour Dates (all shows co-headline with Wild Nothing)

11/12 - Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
11/13 - Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
11/15 - San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
11/16 - San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
11/17 - San Francisco, CA @ The Regency
11/18 - Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory
11/19 - San Diego, CA @ SOMA
11/20 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
11/21 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern

If your band is coming to the Minneapolis/St Paul area, please email details to [email protected] with a good lead time. Thank you.

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Passion Pit w/ The Beaches at Palace Theatre, St. Paul (14 May 2019)

Passion Pit at the Palace Passion Pit Setlist Manners album in its entirety: Make Light Little Secrets Moth's Wings The Reeling Eyes As Candles Swimming in the Flood Folds in Your Hands To Kingdom Come Sleepyhead Let Your Love Grow Tall Seaweed Song -- Encore -- I'll Be Alright Lifted Up (1985) Constant Conversations Carried Away Take A Walk Smile Upon Me (taped outro music) The Beaches Setlist Back of My Heart T-Shirt Gold Highway Six Kinkaid Money Fascination Snake Tongue Boy Wonder Late Show Read More Passion Pit More than a year has passed since Cambridge, MA-based Passion Pit’s breakthrough album, Gossamer (French Kiss Columbia Records) has been released and the indie pop band’s … The Beaches Show up early to check out JUNO Award-winning rock band, The Beaches (not to be confused with Australia’s Beaches or Philadelphia’s Beach Slang). …

After a decade, the Manners are more refined--

Forming in 2007 with first full-length released in May 2009, Cambridge, MA electro-indietronica band Passion Pit returned to celebrate the 10^th Anniversary of Manners with a headlining performance at the Palace Theater in downtown St. Paul.

The evening’s opener was Toronto-based, why-have-you-not-played-here-sooner stunning indie rock quartet The Beaches, who not only gained a plethora of new fans, but could be considered as also having stole the entire show.

The all-female foursome (sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller, with Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel) recently released their The Professional EP (on Universal Canada) and have a loud, empowering glam-meets-garage sound that on some faster songs, might draw comparisons to bands like The Runaways, but overall more accurately resemble a band like The Pretenders, with the musical confidence of The Stones or Struts.

The band came out pounding with ‘Back of My Heart’ and hardly let up for their forty-five minute set - “This is our first time here” Jordan said amazingly (as Toronto is relatively close) before ramping things back up with single from the EP, ‘Fascination’.

With the synth buzz of ‘Boy Wonder’, the band showed a calming heaviness that got everyone clapping along, and their closing ‘Late Show’, the title track of their 2017 full-length (produced by half of Metric) stomped with swagger – this is very possibly your new favorite band and one we’d like to see return soon, as Canada has kept them a secret too long.

After a stage changeover that found stations for each of the touring musicians and diagonal light poles that flashed primaries and pastel colors, Passion Pit took to the stage reprising their 2009 album Manners (on Frenchkiss Records) in its entirety.

The band is Michael Angelakos (with live members Chris Hartz – drums; Aaron Harrison Folb – bass/synths; and Ray Suen– guitar/synths) who we’ve previously seen in a small club in Houston as they started out, to a more typical venue like First Avenue , to even an entire football stadium when they played a university homecoming show.

A decade on, the still-youthful Angelakos still wears a familiar white shirt with skinny tie and dark trousers and maintains the high pitch of his distinctive falsetto voice, still rarely standing still, bouncing from one end to the other.

The album noticeably had personally resonated with so many in the crowd, singing along with ‘Moth’s Wings’ and responding on the chorus of the disco pop single, ‘The Reeling’, the openly honest and self-questioning darkness of the lyrics, completely in contrast to the irresistible urge to dance along to the lush, high energy synth beats.

“Everything is easy when you never have to choose” Angelakos sings in ‘Folds in Your Hands’, there is an anxiousness in most songs, reflective of Angelakos himself but he juxtaposes the bleak helplessness of the theme with the shimmer of its end lyric, “Feel it rain, we’re alive”.

“St. Paul, let me hear you!” Angelakos said to start the biggest song on the record, the throbbing ‘Sleepyhead’ with a synth break that sounds similar to vintage Howard Jones, “Twelve years of that song!” Angelakos would say after finishing.

“All these shows have been so fulfilling, it’s been very, very hard for most of my life until recently, this tour specifically” Angelakos said, overcoming some disabling medications that compromised his vocal range and coming to terms with the stress and drama that fraught his early days, now able to look at this first album in the rearview mirror, without wincing.

After completing playing the album and a brief break, a shorter second mini block of songs from more recent albums started with 2012’s ‘I'll Be Alright’ followed by the sunshine of 2015’s ‘Lifted Up (1985)’.

The smooth R&B-inspired ‘Constant Conversations’ had the crowd “oh, oh, oh-ing” along with the chorus and ‘Carried Away’ contrasted lyrics of messy relationships to a slick and polished peppy electro beat.

With everyone’s hands in the air, the band closed with biggest hit, ‘Take a Walk’ an unlikely hit lyrically based on fragmented recollections of family members’ various hardships, but triumphant with a chorus and melody that are undeniable.

Passion Pit makes the rare decision to both look backward and forward at the same time, able to re-visit that first album with added maturity, more distant objectivity, and also a renewed vigor to play the songs; making for an ideal closing chapter to this first decade of their career, and turning the page for their next volume.

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Minneapolis: May 12 to May 14, 2019

Dandy Warhols at First Ave Read More The Dandy Warhols You know we like The Dandy Warhols... and they love "Minnesoter." Minneapolis is pretty much the only city where they will automatically play "Minnesoter", which are often not written on their .… Cosmonauts Cosmonauts is the co-headliner. Cult of Lip to open. Additional details at first-avenue.com, $10 entry fee. 04/04/17 Scottish trio Biffy Clyro sold out the Turf Club on Tuesday..… DJ Jake Rudh This is billed as a Transmission (aka DJ Jake Rudh) / BNLX release show, but music fans may want to take note that at nearly midnight, The Ocean Blue is scheduled to appear. …

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from May 12 to May 14, 2019.

Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.

THE DANDY WARHOLS
+ Cosmonauts, DJ Jake Rudh
First Avenue
Sun 05/12/2019 (7pm/$25)
first-avenue.com

Can you believe it’s been 25 years since The Dandy Warhols first arrived? The band loves “Minnesoter” and it’s always good to have the band back in town.

The last time we saw them, in Sep 2016, we said, “As for The Dandy Warhols, they are always fun. As previously explained, they have a relationship with Minneapolis and had always made sure they come to the city whenever they work out their tour itinerary. Minneapolis was their very first national tour date (with Electrafixion) at the Fine Line Music Café on 16 November 1995.... and of course it went very wrong: their tour van broke down. They had to get their vehicle in working order, but in the meantime they played some house shows in the area. The whole lovely experience inspired singer / songwriter Courtney Taylor (he didn’t have that extra Taylor part back then) to write ‘Minnesoter’ - a song that the Dandies will always play in Minnesota! That is no except with last week’s show, which you can see, handwritten on the set “‘Soter”. If you ever wanted to see a Dandy show, make sure to see it at Minneapolis, as it’s always fun and unique.”

Cosmonauts and DJ Jake Rudh to open.

Tour dates:

May 6 Washington, D.C. 9.30 Club ** ^^
May 7 Boston, MA Royale ** ^^
May 8 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Steel ** ^^
May 9 Toronto, ON CMW **
May 11 Chicago, IL Metro **
May 12 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue **
May 14 Denver, CO Gothic Theatre **
May 16 Los Angeles, CA Theatre at the Ace Hotel ** ^^
May 17 San Diego, CA The Observatory at North Park ** ^^
May 18 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore ** ^^
May 24 Napa Valley, CA Bottlerock

** w/ Cosmonauts
** ^^ w/ Cosmonauts, The Vacant Lots

Other shows in the area:

Parachute 2019 Tour Kevin Garrett at 7th Street Teen at 7th Street Passion Pit at the Palace Jim James at First Ave Kirin J Callinan at 7th Street Read More Passion Pit More than a year has passed since Cambridge, MA-based Passion Pit’s breakthrough album, Gossamer (French Kiss Columbia Records) has been released and the indie pop band’s … TEEN Brooklyn-based TEEN followed Jenkins. The indie rock band formed in 2012 is composed of lead Kristina "Teeny" Lieberson, her two sisters Lizzy and Katherine, and friend Jane …

PARACHUTE
+ Billy Raffoul
Varsity Theater
Sun 05/12/2019 (7pm/$15)
varsitytheater.com

Parachute is headlining the Varsity Theater in Dinkytown. We last saw them in Oct 2016 and said, “Virginia band Parachute was next, with a taut but peppy twenty-five minute set culled from the new album, Wide Awake (Vanguard Records) released this March, and a few radio hits; most of which, the crowd seemed to have recognized.”

Show up early to check out emerging singer/songwriter Billy Raffoul.

Tour dates:

May 5—Boston, MA—Royale
May 7—New York, NY—Gramercy Theatre
May 9—Cleveland, OH—House Of Blues
May 10—Chicago, IL—House Of Blues
May 11—Milwaukee, WI—Turner Ballroom
May 12—Minneapolis, MN—The Varsity
May 14—Des Moines, IA—Wooly’s
May 15—Omaha, NE—The Waiting Room
May 17—St. Louis, MO—Delmar Hall
May 18—Nashville, TN—Cannery Ballroom
May 29—Kansas City, MO—Record Bar
May 31—Denver, CO—Gothic Theatre

KEVIN GARRETT
+ Quinn Lewis
7th St Entry
Mon 05/13/2019 (7pm/$21.50)
first-avenue.com

Pittsburgh-born, Grammy-nominated artist Kevin Garrett will be playing the 7th Street Entry this Monday, May 13th. Garrett’s debut album Hoax is out now.

Australia-born pop artist and songwriter Quinn Lewis to open.

Tour dates:

May 7 Montreal, CQ Belmont*
May 9 Toronto, ON The Drake Underground*
May 11 Columbus, OH The Basement*
May 12 Chicago, IL Lincoln Hall*
May 13 Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry*
May 15 Denver, CO Larimer Lounge*
May 17 Salt Lake City, UT In The Venue*
May 19 San Francisco, CA Rickshaw Stop**
May 21 Los Angeles, CA Troubadour**
May 25 Austin, TX The Parish**
May 26 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall**
May 28 Dallas, TX Deep Ellum Art Co. **
May 30 Nashville, TN Exit/In**
May 31 Atlanta, GA Vinyl ATL**

*Quinn Lewis Opening
**Minke Opening

TEEN
+ Margret, Dennis
7th St Entry
Tue 05/14/2019 (7pm/$12)
first-avenue.com

Sister band Teen is back in Minneapolis this Tuesday, May 14th. We last saw the girls in New York in Sept 2014 and said, “Brooklyn-based band, TEEN. With their electronic, alternative rock music, the harmonies from all four members blended in smoothly and strongly. Their semi-repetitious sequences in each song give off a slight trance-like vibe. Though it seemed like most of the audience came to see Lerche, TEEN definitely was able to hold the majority of the crowd’s attention.”

Tour dates:

5/5 - BSP Kingston: Kingston, NY%
5/6 - Cafe Nine: New Haven, CT
5/15 - 7th St. Entry: Minneapolis, MN
5/16 - Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit: Detroit, MI#

%with And the Kids
#with Xiu Xiu

PASSION PIT
+ The Beaches
Palace Theatre
Tue 05/14/2019 (7pm/$32.50)
palacestpaul.com

The special 10-year Anniversary Passion Pit show is taking place at the Palace Theatre in St Paul on May 14th. VIP attendees will get a Q&A session with Michael Angelakos, plus photos with the band and exclusive merchandises.

Show up early to check out JUNO Award-winning rock band, The Beaches (not to be confused with Australia’s Beaches or Philadelphia’s Beach Slang).

Tour dates:

May 05 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic
May 07 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo
May 09 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
May 11 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex
May 12 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre
May 14 – Saint Paul, MN @ Palace Theatre
May 15 – Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theater
May 16 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre
May 19 – New York, NY @ Pier 17
May 20 – Niagara Falls, NY @ The Rapids Theatre
May 21 – New York, NY @ Pier 17
May 23 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues
May 24 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore
May 25 – Washington D.C. @ The Anthem

JIM JAMES
+ Amo Amo
First Avenue
Tue 05/14/2019 (7pm/$31)
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Jim James (from My Morning Jacket) is back in town… and he’s bringing Los Angeles psych pop band Amo Amo with him.

Tour dates:

05/05: New Orleans, LA @ Joy Theatre
05/07: Houston, TX @ Heights Theater
05/08: Houston, TX @ Heights Theater
05/10: Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre
05/11: Austin, TX @ Stubbs Waller Creek Amph
05/12: Oklahoma City, OK @ Tower Theatre
05/14: Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
05/15: St Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
05/17: Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
05/18: Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
05/19: Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore
05/20: Portland, ME @ State Theatre

KIRIN J CALLINAN
+ 26 Bats!,Wet Legs
Turf Club
Tue 05/14/2019 (7pm/$15)
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Kirin J Callinan will be headlining the Turf Club in St Paul in support of his new record Return to Center (due June 21st via Terrible Records).

Tour dates:

05/9 - Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
05/10 - Columbus, OH @ Ace of Cups
05/11 - Lexington, KY @ The Burl
05/14 - Minneapolis, MN @ Turf Club
05/17 - Austin, TX @ Hotel Vegas
05/18 - Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge
05/21 - Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room
05/22 - Oakland, CA @ New Parish
05/23 - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir
05/24 - Seattle, WA @ Barboza
05/25 - Vancouver, BC @ Static Jupiter
07/2 - Gothenburg, SE @ Pusterviksbaren
07/3 - Oslo, NO @ Sentrum Scene
07/4 - Stockholm, SE @ München Brewery
07/5 - Berlin, DE @ Urban Spree
07/6 - Amsterdam, NL @ De School
07/7 - Bristol, UK @ The Louisiana
07/8 - Manchester, UK @ Soup Kitchen
07/9 - London, UK @ Omeara
07/11 - Paris, FR @ Ephemere
07/12 - Normandie, FR @ Pete The Monkey
07/14 - Dublin, IE @ Iveagh Gardens
08/8 - Adelaide, AU @ Lion Arts Factory
08/9 - Melbourne, AU @ Croxton Bandroom
08/10 - Fremantle, AU @ Freo Social
08/16 - Brisbane, AU @ The Zoo
08/17 - Sydney, AU @ Metro Theatre

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