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Chelsea Wolfe at Varsity Theater, Minneapolis (20 Mar 2024)

03/20 Chelsea Wolfe with Divide and Dissolve at Varsity Theater Chelsea Wolfe Setlist Whispers in the Echo Chamber Everything Turns Blue House of Self‐Undoing Tunnel Lights 16 Psyche The Culling Feral Love House of Metal Survive Salt Unseen World Eyes Like Nightshade Place in the Sun Dusk They’ll Clap When You’re Gone Flatlands Be All Things The Liminal Misty Mountains (Howard Shore cover) Tour Dates March 22 - Denver, CO @ The Gothic Theatre March 23 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot March 25 - Seattle, WA @ The Neptune Theater March 26 - Vancouver, BC @ The Vogue Theater March 27 - Portland, OR @ The Roseland Ballroom March 29 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore March 30 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Novo April 18 - Tilburg, NL @ Roadburn Festival April 21 - London, UK @ Heaven May 29 - Villeurbanne, FR @ Transbordeur May 30 - Biarritz, FR @ Atabal May 31 - Barcelona, ES @ Primavera Sound Festival June 1 - Dudingen, CH @ Kilbi Festival June 2 - Mannheim, DE @ Maifeld Derby June 4 - Paris, FR @ Elysee Montmartre June 6 - Koln, DE @ Die Kantine June 7 - Berlin, DE @ Astra June 8 - Gdansk, PL @ Mystic Festival June 10 - Vilnius, LV @ Kablys June 11 - Riga, LT @ Tu Jau Zini Kur June 12 - Tallinn, EE @ Paavli Kultuurivabrik June 13 - Helsinki, FIN @ Sideways Festival June 15 - Stockholm, SE @ Slaktkyrkan June 16 - Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller June 17 - Bergen, NO @ Rokeriet June 18 - Stavanger, NO @ Folken June 20 - Gothenburg, SE @ Pustervik June 21 - Copenhagen, DK @ Copenhell June 22 - Hamburg, DE @ Gruenspan June 23 - Prague, CZ @ Meet Factory June 25 - Vienna, AT @ Arena June 26 - Munich, DE @ Technikum June 27 - Brussels, BE @ AB Ballroom June 29 - Clisson, FR @ Hellfest Read More Chelsea Wolfe Today, “goth crooner” Chelsea Wolfe is touring in support of She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She (Loma Vista). The tour will stop in at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis, on March 20, 2024. .. Divide and Dissolve Divide and Dissolve, the Melbourne, Australia duo of T//R and S//N (Takiaya Reed –guitar/sax; Sylvie Nehill- drums) who asked for quiet as they began, then Reed went into a verbal diatribe decrying worldwide white ....

American goth rock, doom, folk singer and songwriter, Chelsea Wolfe, is currently on tour in support of She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She (Loma Vista). The tour stopped by the Varsity Theater, in Minneapolis, on Wednesday, March 20th.

Melbourne’s Divide and Dissolve opened the show.

Divide and Dissolve (21 Feb 2018)

This is the third time we’ve seen the duo, and the first time we saw them in Feb 2018, we said that singer/guitarist Takiaya Reed “went into a verbal diatribe decrying worldwide white supremacy, seeking to empower black and indigenous people, and reminding the mostly white audience, that this was not their land.”

The second time we saw them, in June 2022, Reed had similar statements, about “abusive police power, worldwide white supremacy, seeking to empower black and indigenous people. They reminded us that the land we are on belongs to the Dakota people and that we should give it back.”

So, it should be no surprise that about 18 minutes into their set, Reed took a little time to remind us that we are on indigenous land. She mentioned that she’s both black and Cherokee and that it’s very important to her. The speech was updated to include ending the Palestinian genocide (and just any genocides in general).

It appears that her original percussionist, Sylvie Nehill, has been replaced with another drummer. I am assuming the role is a temporarily one, as the new drummer is not officially announced anywhere.

Divide and Dissolve third album, and their latest, is called Systemic.

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Fans lined up early under the glow of the beautiful Varsity Theater marquee, on a school night. The Varsity sits next to the University of Minnesota, so there’s always young college kids in the area.

It’s good to see such a healthy turnout to see Chelsea Wolfe, whose music bordering doom metal, folk, earth, and gothic rock, appeals to the large college fanbase that lives in the Dinkytown area.

This is the fifth time we’ve seen Wolfe: Cedar (22 Sep 2013), Roy Wilkins (06 May 2014), Fitzgerald Theater (25 May 2014), Triple Rock Social Club (31 Aug 2015), and Triple Rock Social Club (22 May 2016) … so we’re big fans.

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Every time we see Wolfe, it’s been pretty memorable, with a few standing out: her appearance made national news at the Fitzgerald Theater because Eels debut the return of Journey’s vocalist Steve Perry, and I broke my camera’s lens, so I was forced to draw her: “Apparently, I've dropped my camera one too many times and the lens no longer extends or detracts.”

If you’ve never seen Chelsea Wolfe before, it’s a great, dark, foggy experience. She creates such a great atmosphere, and she sings mostly in the dark, so you can really hear her notes.

Recently, her music can be heard on the A24 film X (we wrote about X and A24 here). While that music was created with 70s score in mind, her new album She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She is a little more on electronica and trip hop, as well as the usual goth rock. This is possibly due to being produced by TV on the Radio guitarist Dave Sitek, whose music is more dance and commercial, in my opinion. It’s mostly received positive reviews from critics, who called the album ambitious and adventurous.

Chelsea Wolfe’s She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She is out now on Loma Vista.

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Eels at Liberty Hall, Lawrence KS (2023-06-18)

EELS SETLIST Steam Engine Amateur Hour Me and the Boys (NRBQ cover) Watcha Gonna Do About It (Small Faces cover) Good Night on Earth Anything for Boo Jeannie's Diary 3 Speed The Gentle Souls Peach Blossom Who You Say You Are The Look You Give That Guy Climbing to the Moon The Deconstruction I Like the Way This is Going Dog Faced Boy My Beloved Monster / You Really Got E (The Kinks cover reimagined) Drummer Man (Nancy Sinatra cover)/ band intros Novocaine for the Soul Root Beer Are We Alright Again Baby Let's Make It Real Encore: Friendly Ghost Last Stop: This Town Encore 2: Earth to Dora Wonderful, Glorious God Gave Rock and Roll to You (Argent cover) EELS Tour Dates JUNE 20 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA FIRST AVENUE JUNE 21 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS METRO JUNE 23 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA CARNEGIE OF HOMESTEAD MUSIC HALL JUNE 24 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA KESWICK THEATRE JUNE 25 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS PARADISE ROCK CLUB JUNE 27 NEW YORK, NEW YORK WEBSTER HALL JUNE 28 SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND THE FILLMORE JUNE 29 CARRBORO, NORTH CAROLINA CAT'S CRADLE JUNE 30 ATLANTA, GEORGIA VARIETY PLAYHOUSE Read More Eels Eels recently debut the video for “Good Night On Earth”, in anticipation for the upcoming fourteenth studio album Extreme Witchcraft, available January 28 via PIAS and the band’s own E Works Records. …

"221 collective years and 711 pounds of pure rock 'n roll spirit!"--

One is often not sure which version of Eels, led by mainstay, E (aka Mark Oliver Everett) you're going to get, as the lineup and musical direction often changes from album to album; but this time out (and after a few pandemic-related postponements which added up to a three-year wait), this was the lean essence of Eels- Everett and a three-piece band that hit the stage in downtown Lawrence at Liberty Hall. 

The evening began with Austin Antoine, a performance artist who blends his music, poetry, and theater. to interact and improvise with the audience for some Common-level ad-lib verse, composed on the spot.   

 

He's done some acting and his latest EP is called The Rest is History, a follow-up to previous EP TRDMRK which he worked on with Jurassic 5 turntablist DJ Nu-Mark (Mark Potsic) and former Pharcyde member Slimkid3 (Tre Hardson).  From audience suggestions, he was able to freestyle a rap that included Tech N9ne, local places to eat, and area points of interest, and preached the power of positivity and keeping your dreams in mind always. 

 

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After a brief break, Eels emerged for their two-hour set, amidst an arctic setting backdrop, with the foursome on icefloe-like platforms, all nattily dressed in suits and bowties, with Everett's beard looking more fuller and fluffier than ever (like Letterman's little brother, although E had the beard before Dave).  

 

Finally able to play live again, the four-piece is out on their Hurricane Lockdown Tour, in support of their “Extreme Witchcraft” album, released last year, and the band also has limited-edition vinyl reissues of their earlier records, Hombre Lobo, End Times, and Tomorrow Morning through E Works/[PIAS].  

 

A few choice (and somewhat deep) covers were peppered into what was mostly a set full of Eels music, with the running joke throughout being that the band was forced to wear smart watches and there would be a flashing message on-screen when each band member achieved their required level of activity for the day, which elicited cheers.

 

A series of more mellow songs would usually be followed by a stomper like 2001's "Dog Faced Boy" and Everett made good fun of comparing his newer music to the older songs and band drummer Joe was mock chastised for randomly snacking, and Face Timing with his daughter during the show, Father's Day or not. 

 

Everett expressed his love and familiarity with Lawrence, having played the town numerous times over the last twenty-five years, even deciding he was so familiar with the town, he was calling it "Larry" from now on (according to the tour archive page, the band has never played KC, can that be right!?).  

 

People danced in the aisles, sang louder than maybe they should have (given their limited pitch), and generally had as good a time as the band seemed to have, with the night capping with a powerful version of 2013's "Wonderful, Glorious" and the Argent cover of "God Gave Rock and Roll to You" (done more like the Kiss sequel?) in which opener Antoine jumped back on stage to freestyle over those somewhat cheesy '70's original lyrics. 

 

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The coolest band in the popular MCU (aka the Marvel Comics film Universe- they had a cameo in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania”), they finally overcome pandemic delays and forced re-scheduling to embark on their Spring Tour, which started in March and runs through the end of the month.

The brainchild of leader Mark Oliver Everett, the band released their “Extreme Witchcraft” album last year and also has limited-edition vinyl reissues of their earlier records, Hombre Lobo, End Times, and Tomorrow Morning through E Works/[PIAS]. Plus, they brought Journey’s Steve Perry back from seclusion. We've caught the band live several times, including in 2018 at First Ave in Minneapolis. 

EELS have had one of the most consistently acclaimed careers in music. The ever-changing project of principal singer-songwriter E (Mark Oliver Everett), EELS have released 14 studio albums since their 1996 debut, Beautiful Freak. In 2008, E published his highly acclaimed book Things the Grandchildren Should Know and starred in the award-winning Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives documentary about the search to understand his quantum physicist father, Hugh Everett III.

 

2015 saw the release of the band’s extraordinary Royal Albert Hall live album and concert film. In the same year, the band’s “Fresh Blood” served as the theme song to HBO’s The Jinx and from 2016 to 2018 E appeared in Judd Apatow’s Netflix original series, Love. EELS released their 12th studio album, The Deconstruction, in April 2018 and toured America and Europe in 2018 and 2019.

 

EELS’ thirteenth studio album, Earth To Dora, was recorded at the EELS’ Los Feliz, California studio. Produced by E and performed by E, Koool G Murder, The Chet, and P-Boo, the album received extensive critical praise, and was described as “their sweetest natured album ever” by The Independent.

Austin Antoine is set to open.  

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We♥KC! June 16-21, 2023 Upcoming concerts/shows (Kansas City / Lawrence, KS)

 

Read More: Eels Eels recently debut the video for “Good Night On Earth”, in anticipation for the upcoming fourteenth studio album Extreme Witchcraft, available January 28 via PIAS

Read more Kansas City Music Guide.

Now, we’re in the heart of concert season, as this weekend looks pretty packed, with the outdoor highlights being the annual Boulevardia Festival near Crown Center and the back-to-back night Phase Fest and Tacos and Tequila Festival on the KS side at Legends Field.

But there’s a good amount of indoor and club shows that shouldn’t be ignored either-- in other words, go see some live music!

Let’s take look at the Kansas City/ Lawrence KS metro musical happenings from June 16th-21st.

FRIDAY JUNE 16

Olivia Jean, Encore at Uptown, $30

She’s the lead singer and guitarist of The Black Belles (and probably heard she got married on stage to a certain Mr Jack White in 2022), but Olivia Jean also just released her third solo album Raving Ghost on May 5th (via Third Man Records of course), which includes tracks like “Trouble” and “Too Late”.

Live, expect some dim red lighting, but an energetic show featuring her own songs, a couple Black Belles favorites, and just maybe, her version of Enya’s’ “Orinoco Flow”.

Boulevardia Day One- Jason Isbell, War & Treaty, The Beths, more, Crown Center, $35 / $60 +

Boulevardia is a unique beer, food and music festival that Kansas City has come to embrace as all its own. Sponsored by the premier local brewery, the day features plenty of live music, food and attractions, and of course, all kinds of Boulevard beer. We love Isbell, who remains making some of the best music of his career.

Not a Phase Fest feat Dashboard Confessional, All-American Rejects, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Plain White T's, The Ataris Legends Field,

Not a PHASE FEST 2023 will be a night of live performances, custom cocktails, and fun at Legends Field. The main sage acts all harken back some twenty years, when Emo, screamo, and everything else over-emotional, was more of a musical thing. In addition, look for Wine Bars, Craft Food & Retail Vendors, a Throwback Video Game Lounge, Outdoor Game Experiences, Art Installations, and more for this 21+ outdoor festival.

Dillon Francis, KC Live! CANCELED

SATURDAY JUNE 17

Rival Sons w The Black Angels, Uptown, $32.50-$49

The Grammy-nominated California rockers are out on a spanning nationwide tour in support of their new album, the just released DARKFIGHTER, which came out on June 2^nd and features new single, “Bird in the Hand”. Just a few dates left on this leg, it’s set to end in Denver on June 18^th, but it’s fortunate for anyone seeing these last shows also get to see TX-psych rockers The Black Angels as support, and who we saw headline in Lawrence last October.

Regarding the new single, “Bird in the Hand,” singer Jay Buchannan said, “There’s a lyric in there, ‘Let’s go down to the river where the water runs still and deep, to scatter the ashes of the mess I used to be.’ You can burn through a whole lot of time just trying to find your lane, your realized intention. At some point you accept reincarnation as a waking process. Build, refine and burn again and again and the lyric, ‘A bird in the hand, now that’s a miracle I can believe’ is the immersive commitment to the present.”

Tacos and Tequila feat. Mike Jones, Montell Jordan, Fat Joe, Lil Jon, Fat Joe, Paul Wall, June 17, Legends Field, $69-$99

KC’s biggest (and only?!) Tacos and Tequila Festival is back for their 3^rd year. This 21+ event features all-day live hip-hop by talented throwback acts as well as Taco Chef demos, Margaritas, Lucha Libre Wrestling, an Exotic Car Showcase, Chihuahua Beauty Pageant, Salsa & Queso Competition, Art Installations & Photo Ops, and more.

Randall King, Washunga Days-Emporia, free

The rising Hereford, TX native Country singer is making waves not only here, but across the pond, recently playing at London’s celebrated C2C Festival and is playing a full run of European/UK shows this fall.

“I’m beyond excited to see the world through my Honkytonk dream and to bring the ‘neon overseas’ to so many great countries,” shares King. “It’s going to be a true thrill to see a side of life I’ve never seen and to play so many iconic venues that have held a lot of my heroes. It’ll be a true honor.”

Impractical Jokers (comedy), T-Mobile Center, $47.50-$158

“We are so excited to finally get back on tour next year. After the difficult last couple of years, we are looking forward to laughing again".  Brian Quinn (Q), James Murray (Murr) and Sal Vulcano are the Creators, Executive Producers, and Stars of truTV’s series, Impractical Jokers., a hidden camera comedy show that follows Q, Murr and Sal as they compete to embarrass each other amongst the general public with a series of hilarious and outrageous dares. When they challenge each other to say or do something, they have to do it... if they refuse, they lose!

At the end of every episode - with the help of a celebrity guest - the loser must endure a punishment of epic proportions. The series returned for its 10th season in February.

Boulevardia Day Two- Surfaces, Grandson, K Flay, Big Freedia, more, Crown Center, $35 / $60 +

Day Two of the outdoor extravaganza continues, with the lineup going more alternative than the prvious day’s Americana-leaning. Plenty of local bands both days and other attractions, so assuming the rain can hold off, why not go both days?

Shooting Star with Missouri, Kearney Amphitheater. $20

2018 was the 38th Anniversary of the legendary Shooting Star debut album released in 1980. Featuring the iconic hit songs written by Van McLain and Gary West; “You've Got What I Need”, “Bring It On”, “Last Chance” and more. Sadly though 2018 was also year of tremendous loss.

Through the years, Shooting Star endured their share of industry challenges and member changes. Founding member was the constant rock that kept the fire burning but sadly, McLain passed away in March of 2018. The remaining members were determined to continue on to honor Van and keep his music alive.

SUNDAY JUNE 18

Matchbox Twenty, Starlight, $39.50-$129.50

After some pandemic-related delays, the band has finally returned, and with a new album, their first new album in over a decade. Where The Light Goes, was released on May 26th via Atlantic Records, featuring recent single, “Wild Dogs (Running In A Slow Dream).”

The 50-date “Slow Dream Tour” kicked off on May 16th in Vancouver and runs through early August. Matt Nathanson will provide support for the KC show-- we thoroughly enjoyed him headlining in March.

Eels, (rescheduled date) Liberty Hall- Lawrence), $30-$55

The coolest band in the popular MCU (aka the Marvel Comics film Universe- they had a cameo in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania”), they finally overcome pandemic delays and forced re-scheduling to embark on their Spring Tour, which started in March and runs through the end of the month.

The brainchild of leader Mark Oliver Everett, the band released their “Extreme Witchcraft” album last year and also has limited-edition vinyl reissues of their earlier records, Hombre Lobo, End Times, and Tomorrow Morning through E Works/[PIAS]. Plus, they brought Journey’s Steve Perry back from seclusion. We've caught the band live several times, including in 2018 at First Ave in Minneapolis. 

MONDAY JUNE 19

IAMX, RecordBar. $20

We only saw them live once, back in 2015, but still remember that powerful live show. The FAULT LINES1 Tour sees aka Chris Corner and live band performing across North America, following the release of the first lyrically driven IAMX album in years, with a second full album and European tour coming this fall.

The cold, grinding, synthetic soundscapes of Fault Lines combine with biting lyrical themes of psychological fracture, social division, and the ineffable forces of nature. Both albums showcase a new, harder side of IAMX while elevating the melody and emotions at the core of the project to new heights. Live, expect IAMX's psycho-sexual, passionate performance paired with theatrical lights, visuals, filth glam and the bands' need to become one with their audience.

TUESDAY JUNE 20

Annie DiRusso, recordBar, $15

The Nashville based indie-rock artist born in NYC is out on her God, I Love This Tour. (named from the title of her recent EP). Musically, she blends buzzing garage rock guitars and high-energy performances with a pop-infused flair. DiRusso is currently working on new music at a studio in NYC, which will debut next month and is best-known for her 2018 song, “Don’t Swerve”.

Jesus Christ Superstar (musical), June 20-25, Starlight,$16-$100

Celebrating its 50th Anniversary, a new production of the iconic musical phenomenon returns to the stage. Originally staged by London’s Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre and helmed by director Timothy Sheader (Crazy for You, Into the Woods) and choreographer Drew McOnie (King Kong, Strictly Ballroom), this production won the 2017 Olivier Award for Best Musical.

With lyrics and music by Emmy, GRAMMY, Oscar, and Tony winners Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, it is set against the backdrop of an extraordinary series of events during the final weeks in the life of Jesus Christ as seen through the eyes of Judas. Reflecting the rock roots that defined a generation, the score includes “I Don’t Know How to Love Him,” “Gethsemane,” and “Superstar.”

WEDNESDAY JUNE 21

Santa Fe Klan w Tornillo, Snow da Product,$35+ UPDATE: Moved to The Midland

The Mexican rapper is set to bring his recent album Mundos (featuring songs “Mar y Tierra,” “Eres,” and “Me Iré Con Ella,” which features Tornillo) on the road for a 35-stop tour, titled “Todo y Nada.” (“All and Nothing.”).

“I am really excited to perform new songs that weren’t on my last two tours, to see my fans experience an exciting show with an all-new production, look, and feel,” he says. “I’m always excited to perform in front of my fans again, to feel the energy that they bring me, and to experience these memories with them.

Summer Salt, Bottleneck-Lawrence, $26-30

Campanita is the new record from the trop-pop, just out on May 19 on Wax Bodega. Its 12 tracks meander through sun-soaked and rose-tinted memories, deep relationships and loss. The album drifts across dreamy jazz, bedroom pop, beachy bossa nova, and desert-night indie rock. There are guitars, keys, and cloud-light harmonies, and strings, synths, horns, and harmonicas, too.

Live, expect some twenty songs, ending with an encore that includes the new album’s title track.

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Minneapolis: June 20

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06/20 My Morning Jacket with Wilderado at Palace Theatre Read More My Morning Jacket This is the second night for My Morning Jacket at the Northrop Auditorium in Minneapolis. While Friday's MMJ show featured local Hippo Campus, Saturday's support will come from Lizzo. .... Wilderado Wilderado w Flipturn, April 3, Bottleneck-Lawrence, The Tulsa indie-folk band is out in support of their self-titled debut album from last year, featuring recent single, “The Worst of It”. Maybe you just caught them on Jimmy Kimmel. ...

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My Morning Jacket has announced plans for an upcoming North American headline tour. The fall run begins October 17 at Toronto, ON’s historic Massey Hall and then continues through a three-night stand at Chicago, IL’s Chicago Theatre on November 9-11.

The MMJ will stop by the Palace Theatre in St Paul on June 20.

Wilderado to open. The band’s first ever live album Wilderado Live is out now.

Tour dates:

05/14 – Mobile, AL – Saenger Theatre *
05/15 – Jackson, MS – Thalia Mara Hall *
05/19 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Guanamor Studio **
05/20 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Corona Capital Guadalajara ^
05/30 – London, UK – O2 Kentish Town Forum #
05/31 – Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz Manchester #
06/03 – Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound ^
06/05 – Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma #
06/06 – Utrecht, Netherlands – TivoliVredenburg #
06/09 – Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound ^
06/10 – Madrid, Spain – Primavera Sound ^
06/15 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheatre ‡
06/16 – Charleston, SC – Firefly Distillery ‡
06/17 – Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo Music ^
06/20 – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theatre ‡
06/21 – Milwaukee, WI – The Riverside Theater ‡
06/23 – Indianapolis, IN – TCU Amphitheater *
06/24 – Newport, KY – MegaCorp Pavilion *
06/26 – Lewiston, NY – Artpark Amphitheater ¶
06/28 – Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE ¶
06/30 – New Haven, CT – Westville Music Bowl ¶
07/01 – Scranton, PA – Peach Music Festival ^
07/29 – Washington, DC – The Anthem ##
07/30 – Beech Mountain, NC – Beech Mountain ##
08/15 – Troutdale, OR – McMenamins Edgefield ‡‡
08/16 – Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater ‡‡
08/18 – Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre †
08/19 – Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre †
08/20 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl †
08/22 – San Diego, CA – CalCoast Credit Union Open Air Theatre ‡‡
08/23 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre ‡‡
08/25 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre ‡‡ +
08/26 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre ‡‡
09/30 – Memphis, TN – Mempho Music Festival ^
10/17 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
10/19 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre +
10/20 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
10/21 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
10/24 – Boston, MA – Roadrunner
10/25 – Albany, NY – Palace Theatre
10/30 – Birmingham, AL – Alabama Theatre
10/31 – New Orleans, LA – Orpheum Theater
11/03 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre +
11/04 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
11/07 – St. Louis, MO – Stifel Theatre
11/09 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre +
11/10 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre
11/11 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre
04/04/2024-04/08/2024 – Puerto Aventuras, Mexico – One Big Holiday

* w/ Special Guest Jaime Wyatt
** w/ Special Guest Costa de Ámbar
^ Festival Appearance
# w/ Special Guest Devon Gilfillian
‡ w/ Special Guest Wilderado
¶ w/ Special Guest Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe
## w/ Special Guest Katie Pruitt
‡‡ w/Special Guest M. Ward

† w/ Fleet Foxes
+ It Still Moves 20th Anniversary Show

06/20 The Blue Stones with The Velveteers at Turf Club Read More The Blue Stones Canadian alternative-rock duo The Blue Stones (not to be confused with Britpop stars The Bluetones), will play the Turf Club in St Paul on February 6th. JJ Wilde to open. …

06/20/2023 Tuesday

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Alt Rock duo The Blue Stones continues their Pretty Monster tour, stopping by the Turf Club, in St Paul, on June 20.

Discussing the upcoming dates, Tarek Jafar stated, “We’ve taken great care to build an unforgettable live set. There’s a constant push to always be better than our last album, our last tour, even our last show. ‘Pretty Monster’ live is surely going to blow some minds, and we can’t wait to watch that happen to our U.S. fans in real time.”

The Velveteers (not to be confused with the Velveteens) to open.

Tour Dates:

05/17 – Boston, MA @ The Sinclair
05/18 – Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
05/19 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Made
05/20 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
05/21 – Columbus, OH @ A&R Music Bar
05/23 – Nashville, TN @ Basement East
05/24 – St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
05/25 – Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s Rock Club
05/26 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews Hall
06/06 – Seattle, WA @ Madame Lou’s
06/08 – San Francisco, CA @ Independent
06/09 – Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
06/10 – Las Vegas, NV @ 24 Oxford
06/11 – Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
06/13 – Austin, TX @ Antones
06/14 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues
06/15 – Dallas, TX @ Studio @ Factory
06/17 – Denver, CO @ Bluebird Theater
06/19 – Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s
06/20 – St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club
06/22 – Indianapolis, IN @ Hi-Fi

06/20 EELS with Austin Antoine at First Avenue Read More Eels Eels recently debut the video for “Good Night On Earth”, in anticipation for the upcoming fourteenth studio album Extreme Witchcraft, available January 28 via PIAS and the band’s own E Works Records. …

06/20/2023 Tuesday

EELS
with Austin Antoine
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Before Eels, you guys know I was a big fan of E (for the song “Hello Cruel World” from the record A Man Called E).

I’ve been following Eels’ career for a while now, and they’re just a great band.

Recently, the band announced limited-edition vinyl reissues of their earlier records, Hombre Lobo, End Times, and Tomorrow Morning through E Works/[PIAS], starting March 17, 2023.

In addition, the band also announced a long-awaited return to live concerts this year, with a UK tour in March, and returning to the USA in June. And look at that! A Minneapolis date.

Eels at First Ave (05 June 2018)

Of course, we saw them before the pandemic, in June 2018 and noted, “The return of Eels with 2018’s The Deconstruction is pretty important, because after their 2014 tour and album release, Mark Everett (aka “E”) had reconsidered retiring from music. He was simply burnt out from the constant tour and constantly producing new music. So the band took a break, and E tried out acting (appearing in Netflix’s Love), and spent time with his family. Seeing the band on stage, the four year hiatus was good for Eels, the band looked and sounded great, and they looked like they were really enjoying themselves.”

North American Tour:

June 08 – Belly Up, San Diego, CA
June 10 – Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
June 11 – The UC Theatre, Berkeley, CA
June 13 – Revolution Hall, Portland, OR
June 14 – The Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA
June 16 – Metro Music Bar, Salt Lake City, UT
June 17 – Gothic Theater, Denver, CO
June 18 – Liberty Hall, Lawrence, KS
June 20 – First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
June 21 – Metro, Chicago, IL
June 23 – Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall, Munhall (Pittsburgh), PA
June 24 – Keswick Theatre, Glenside (Philadelphia), PA
June 25 – Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA
June 27 – Webster Hall, New York, NY
June 28 – The Fillmore, Silver Spring, MD
June 29 – Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro, NC
June 30 – Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA

06/20 Divine Sweater with NATL PARK SRVC and easeupkid at 7th St Entry

06/20/2023 Tuesday

Divine Sweater
with NATL PARK SRVC and easeupkid
at 7th St Entry
first-avenue.com

Brooklyn, by the way of Boston, Divine Sweater will be headlining the 7th Street Entry on June 20th, in support of their album Down Deep (A Nautical Apocalypse) (Better Company Records).

NATL PARK SRVC (not to be confused with The National Parks?) and easeupkid to open. NATL PARK SRVC is a seven-member band (Dylan Woytcke, Nathan Zillmer, Jared Leger, Sage Livergood, Sam Tudor, Wes Muilenburg, and Joe Keyport) … let’s see how they all fit on the tiny 7th Street Entry stage.

Tour dates:

5/26 - Brooklyn, NY - The Broadway
5/27 - Woodstock, NY - Colony
6/16 - Montreal, QC - The Diving Bell
6/17 - Toronto, ON - The Baby G
6/19 - Dubuque, IA - Fox Den Motel
6/20 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry
6/21 - Chicago, IL - Subterranean
6/22 - Columbus, OH - Rumba Cafe
6/30 - Washington, DC - Comet Ping Pong
7/8 - Boston, MA - The Sinclair
7/9 - Winooski, VT - Monkey House
7/15 - Philadelphia, PA - Foundry at Fillmore

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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Re-issue! Re-package! Re-package!

Re-issue! Re-package! Re-package! Re-evaluate the songs
Double-packed with a photograph, extra track (and a tacky badge)
A-list, playlist, Please them! Please them! Please them!

- The Smiths

Ivy: Apartment Life Read More Ivy The New York band Ivy is still around, they released an album, All Hours, in 2011, but recently (August 2012) unveiled "Lost in the Sun" video via YouTube. …

IVY
thebandivy.com

American indie pop trio Ivy (Andy Chase, Adam Schlesinger - RIP , and Dominique Durand) announced that Bar/None Records will be re-issuing their 1997 album Apartment Life on March 3rd.

The reissue will include two new tracks, available on digital for the first time: “Sleepling Late” and “Sweet Mary”.

About the title and origin of the sophomore album, Andy Chase explains, “This is probably the most important record Ivy ever made. Me, Dominique and Adam were in NYC going from our apt to the studio every day. It was a glorious time for us - we would just wake up inspired and excited about everything we were doing. We knew we were becoming better at our craft and were excited to show the world. I think with this album we finally succeeded in demonstrating our ability to write and produce great pop songs. It was also the first and last time the three of us smoked pot for the entire duration of an album, supplied by our good friend and co producer Pete Nashel. We also had a healthy budget from Atlantic Records so we had a blast hiring horn players, string quartets, stretching our wings as producers and creating sounds in the studio we had never done before. Songs from this album appeared in countless tv shows, commercials and movies, putting us on the map in Hollywood among the music supervisors and directors, ultimately exposing us to a much larger universe. It was without a doubt the most fun we three ever had making music together. It was a special record for us and still is probably the favorite among our fanbase. For the past 20 years they have been asking for it on vinyl, and with Adam now gone, and IVY signing to Bar None Records to re release our entire catalogue of work, it was finally time to memorialize Apartment Life on vinyl.”

Ivy at 400 Bar (08 Jun 2005)

I do own a few Ivy albums, and I have to admit Apartment Life is my favorite record of theirs. There’s some great tracks on the album, including “I've Got a Feeling”, “Get Out of the City”, and “You Don't Know Anything”, thanks to the guitar works with Dominique’s French accent.

I saw the band live a few times, in Oct 2001 and Jun 2005, describing the 2001 show, “As you can see from the setlist, the beginning and ending were good portion of Apartment Life, sandwiched in the middle were songs from Long Distance. The only songs from their debut Realistic played that night were "Get Enough" and "Shallow", which I'm fine with because it's not particularly my favorite album from the band.”

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart: Belong Read More Pains of Being Pure at Heart Opening up for the show is one of our favorite bands, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. We've been loving this band since 2007. …

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart
thepainsofbeingpureatheart.com

Slumberland Records announced that they are re-pressing The Pains of Being Pure At Heart’s sophomore album Belong. The previously out of print LP will be getting some special ice blue splatter vinyl, translucent pink cassettes, as well as digital.

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart at Webster Hall (03 Oct 2009)

We’ve been writing about TPOBPAH since 2007 and saw them in 2009 and said, “Having just finished an extensive tour, the band had all these songs –especially the LP ones—down flat, but at the same time, there was no denying their palpable energy, which easily translated to the crowd.”

Track Listing:

1 Belong
2 Heaven's Gonna Happen Now
3 Heart in Your Heartbreak
4 The Body
5 Anne With An E
6 Even in Dreams
7 My Terrible Friend
8 Girl of 1,000 Dreams
9 Too Tough
10 Strange

Eels: Hombre Lobo Read More Eels Eels recently debut the video for “Good Night On Earth”, in anticipation for the upcoming fourteenth studio album Extreme Witchcraft, available January 28 via PIAS and the band’s own E Works Records. …

Eels
eelstheband.com

Before Eels, you guys know I was a big fan of E (for the song “Hello Cruel World” from the record A Man Called E).

I’ve been following Eels’ career for a while now, and they’re just a great band.

Recently, the band announced limited-edition vinyl reissues of their earlier records, Hombre Lobo, End Times, and Tomorrow Morning through E Works/[PIAS], starting March 17, 2023.

In addition, the band also announced a long-awaited return to live concerts this year, with a UK tour in March, and returning to the USA in June. And look at that! A Minneapolis date.

Eels at First Ave (05 June 2018)

Of course, we saw them before the pandemic, in June 2018 and noted, “The return of Eels with 2018’s The Deconstruction is pretty important, because after their 2014 tour and album release, Mark Everett (aka “E”) had reconsidered retiring from music. He was simply burnt out from the constant tour and constantly producing new music. So the band took a break, and E tried out acting (appearing in Netflix’s Love), and spent time with his family. Seeing the band on stage, the four year hiatus was good for Eels, the band looked and sounded great, and they looked like they were really enjoying themselves.”

North American Tour:

June 08 – Belly Up, San Diego, CA
June 10 – Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
June 11 – The UC Theatre, Berkeley, CA
June 13 – Revolution Hall, Portland, OR
June 14 – The Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA
June 16 – Metro Music Bar, Salt Lake City, UT
June 17 – Gothic Theater, Denver, CO
June 18 – Liberty Hall, Lawrence, KS
June 20 – First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
June 21 – Metro, Chicago, IL
June 23 – Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall, Munhall (Pittsburgh), PA
June 24 – Keswick Theatre, Glenside (Philadelphia), PA
June 25 – Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA
June 27 – Webster Hall, New York, NY
June 28 – The Fillmore, Silver Spring, MD
June 29 – Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro, NC
June 30 – Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA

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Planet Earth

Read more Moon Madness.

Read More Eels Eels is headlining First Avenue in support of their new album The Deconstruction. Remember that the last time Eels was in town, it made national news when they brought Journey's ex singer Steve Perry …

EELS
eelstheband.com

We’ve been big fans of Eels since Mark Oliver Everett was performing under the stagename E (from his album A Man Called E). His debut single, “Hello Cruel World” is simply brilliant…

Eels recently debut the video for “Good Night On Earth”, in anticipation for the upcoming fourteenth studio album Extreme Witchcraft, available January 28 via PIAS and the band’s own E Works Records.

For Extreme Witchcraft, E sought the help with co-producer and guitarist John Parish, marking the first time the two have recorded together since 2001’s Souljacker.

Upcoming Lockdown Hurricane Tour Dates

03/11/22 Telegraph Building — Belfast, UK
03/12/22 Olympia Theatre — Dublin, Ireland
03/14/22 Roundhouse — London, UK
03/15/22 Albert Hall — Manchester, UK
03/16/22 Barrowland — Glasgow, UK
03/17/22 Rock City — Nottingham, UK
03/18/22 02 Guildhall — Southampton, UK
03/21/22 Zenith — Munich, Germany
03/22/22 Palladium — Cologne, Germany
03/23/22 Edel-Optics Arena — Hamburg, Germany
03/25/22 Verti Music Hall — Berlin, Germany
03/28/22 Salle Pleyel — Paris, France
03/30/22 Les Docks — Lausanne, Switzerland
03/31/22 Hall 622 — Zurich, Switzerland
04/01/22 Live Club — Trezzo sull’Adda, Milan
04/02/22 Estragon — Bologna, Italy
04/04/22 Akvarium Klub — Budapest, Hungary
04/05/22 Gasometer — Vienna, Austria
04/07/22 Forest National — Brussels, Belgium
04/08/22 AFAS Live — Amsterdam, Netherlands
05/08/22 Belly Up — San Diego, CA
05/09/22 Fonda Theatre — Los Angeles, CA
05/10/22 The UC Theatre — Berkeley, CA
05/12/22 The Neptune Theatre — Seattle, WA
05/13/22 Revolution Hall — Portland, OR
05/15/22 Metro Music Bar — Salt Lake City, UT
05/16/22 Boulder Theater — Boulder, CO
05/18/22 Liberty Hall — Lawrence, KS
05/19/22 First Avenue — Minneapolis, MN
05/20/22 Metro — Chicago, IL — May 20
05/21/22 Carnegie of Homestead — Munhall (Pittsburgh), PA
05/22/22 Paradise Rock Club — Boston, MA
05/24/22 Webster Hall — New York, NY — May
05/25/22 The Fillmore — Silver Spring, MD
05/26/22 Keswick Theatre — Glenside (Philadelphia), PA
05/27/22 Cat’s Cradle — Carrboro, NC
05/28/22 Variety Playhouse — Atlanta, GA

Read More Walk Off The Earth Indie-pop band / viral sensations Walk Off The Earth is headlining the Myth on May 18th. We last talked about the band when they lost Mike “Beard Guy” Taylor in December 2018. ...

WALK OFF THE EARTH
walkofftheearth.com

JUNO Award-winning Canadian indie pop band Walk Off the Earth is releasing their first original 7-track children’s album, Romeo Eats Vol. 1. The album is available on all digital streaming platforms via Golden Carrot Records/The Orchard.

The album ties in with the group’s newly launched children’s web series, “Romeo Eats”, a food discovery show hosted by Walk Off the Earth lead singer Gianni Luminati and his 3-year-old son Romeo who can eat anything.

Walk Off the Earth shares, “We’re so excited to share Romeo’s genuine love for food with the world! We hope it inspires fans of all ages to expand their palette and knowledge of everything nutritious, delicious and suspicious! We had such a blast creating the music for the show. It allowed us to step outside the box and create within a new realm of music! We really think people are going to love the songs, the show, and of course, Romeo!”

Romeo Eats Vol. 1 Tracklist

1. “The Sushi Song”
2. “The Cacao Song”
3. “The Durian Fruit Song”
4. “The Avocado Song”
5. “The Soursop Song”
6. “The Dragonfruit Song” (feat. DelMar)
7. “The Mangosteen Song” (feat. What If Elephants)

THE NATIONAL PARKS
thenationalparksband.com

Provo, UT-based quartet The National Parks released their new album, A Mix For The End Of The World – Part 1.

Lead vocalist/guitarist Brady Parks adds, “We are so excited to have our new album out in the world! This album is inspired by the times we are living in. The challenges can be overwhelming and all-consuming and it's easy to feel lost and alone in all of it. This album is about finding joy in the moments of life with the people we love and seeing that through the ups and downs, life is good.”

To celebrate, the folk-influenced male/female indie pop recently curated the Superbloom Music Festival under the stars near Zion National Park at Sand Hollow Resort: “With the album being out, that means it's time to celebrate! We wanted to start Superbloom as a celebration of life and music. A way for people to be together in a beautiful location with bands that have inspired us. This fest has been in the works for a long time, and we couldn't be more excited that it’s finally here. We'll be partying like it's the end of the world.”

Look for A Mix For The End Of The World – Part 2 to follow in early 2022.

Part 1 track listing:

1. At The End
2. Headlights
3. UFO
4. Dizzy
5. Live Til We Die
6. Airplane
7. Continuum
8. Summer Bird

WATERPARKS
waterparksband.com

“A Night Out on Earth” is the name of the tour that Houston’s Waterparks is on. The trio features of vocalist and rhythm guitarist Awsten Knight, backing vocalist and lead guitarist Geoff Wigington, and backing vocalist and drummer Otto Wood.

Tour dates:

10/25/2021 The Regency Ballroom San Francisco, CA
10/27/2021 Roseland Theater Portland, OR
10/28/2021 The Neptune Seattle, WA
10/31/2021 Vic Theatre Chicago, IL
11/01/2021 The Fillmore Minneapolis, MN
11/03/2021 St. Andrews Hall Detroit, MI
11/05/2021 Brooklyn Steel Brooklyn, NY
11/08/2021 Toad's Place New Haven, CT
11/09/2021 Big Night Live Boston, MA
11/11/2021 Theatre Of Living Arts Philadelphia, PA
11/12/2021 The Fillmore Silver Spring Silver Spring, MD
11/13/2021 Elevation 27 Virginia Beach, VA
11/16/2021 Brooklyn Bowl Nashville Nashville, TN
11/17/2021 Buckhead Theatre Atlanta, GA
11/19/2021 House Of Blues Lake Buena Vista, FL
11/20/2021 Revolution Live Fort Lauderdale, FL
11/22/2021 House Of Blues Dallas, TX
11/23/2021 Emo's Austin, TX
11/27/2021 House Of Blues Houston, TX
11/29/2021 The Truman Kansas City, MO
11/30/2021 Summit Denver, CO
12/03/2021 The Van Buren Phoenix, AZ
12/04/2021 SOMA San Diego San Diego, CA
12/06/2021 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA

THE ORB theorb.com Earlier this year, electronic overlords The Orb released a companion piece to recent studio album Abolition of The Royal Familia named Guillotine Mixes collection on Cooking Vinyl. In recent, related news, Alex Paterson, one half of The Orb, announced his new project OSS with the release of Enter The Kettle… available November 19 on Orbscure Records.

BRIGHT WORLD brightworldmusic.com Evan M. Williams’ solo music project Bright World is releasing Cloud Parade on November 26th 2021. The actor, songwriter, Williams gained worldwide popularity with his roles on Versailles for BBC/Netflix U.S. (for which he was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award) and starring role in Midnight At The Magnolia.

SILENT PLANET silentplanetband.com Metal band, Silent Planet announced their upcoming album Iridescent… set for release on November 12 via Solid State Records. The lead single “Terminal” is a preview for what’s to come.

STAR GOES NOVA stargoesnova.com Dance/trance Star Goes Nova recently released “Earth is Reaching Out” single. The song features Charles Law’s progressive rock electric guitar over a dubstep beat and synths.

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Minneapolis: April 21 to April 26, 2019

Eels at First Ave Read More Eels Eels is headlining First Avenue in support of their new album The Deconstruction. Remember that the last time Eels was in town, it made national news when they brought Journey's ex singer Steve Perry …

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from April 21 to April 26, 2019.

Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.

EELS
+ The Inspector Cluzo
First Avenue
Tue 04/23/2019 (7pm/$32.50)
first-avenue.com

Eels (aka Mark Oliver Everett) will be returning to First Avenue in Minneapolis on Tuesday, April 23rd, still in support of the latest album The Deconstruction.

We love Eels, and caught him in June 2018 and wrote, “The return of Eels with 2018’s The Deconstruction is pretty important, because after their 2014 tour and album release, Mark Everett (aka “E”) had reconsidered retiring from music. He was simply burnt out from the constant tour and constantly producing new music. So the band took a break, and E tried out acting (appearing in Netflix’s Love), and spent time with his family.”

We also noted that he had a very excellent band in the podcast that we recorded right after the show.

Soulful funk-influenced rocker The Inspector Cluzo will open.

US tour dates:

April 21—Denver, CO—Gothic Theatre
Apr 23—Minneapolis, MN—First Avenue
Apr 24—Milwaukee, WI—Turner Hall Ballroom
Apr 25—Chicago, IL—Thalia Hall
Apr 26—Detroit, MI—Majestic Theatre
Apr 27—Pittsburgh, PA—Mr. Smalls Theatre
Apr 29—Buffalo, NY—Town Ballroom
Apr 30—Boston, MA—The Wilbur
May 1—New York, NY—Irving Plaza
May 3—Nashville, TN—Cannery Ballroom
May 5—Dallas, TX—Canton Hall
May 6—Austin, TX—Emo's
May 8—Phoenix, AZ—The Van Buren
May 9—Santa Ana, CA—The Observatory
May 11—San Diego, CA—The Observatory North Park
May 12—Los Angeles, CA—The Theater at Ace Hotel
May 13—San Francisco, CA—The Regency Ballroom
May 14—Sacramento, CA—Crest Theatre

Other shows in the area:

Yawpers 2019 Tour K.Flay at 7th Street Entry Alec Benjamin 2019 Tour Rachael Kilgour at Turf Club Priests 2019 Tour The Plot in You 2019 Tour Motionless In White at Skyway Theatre Read More The Yawpers What are you doing on Black Friday? Head over to the 7th Street Entry to check out Denver’s The Yawpers is currently on tour in support of their new album American Man (Bloodshot Records). ... K.Flay After a short set by hip-hop songstress K. Flay (who we previously saw at a Go 96.3 show and was still promoting last year’s Life as a Dog (Bummer Picnic Records), this co-headlining bill ... Priests Sister Polygon Records (not to be confused with British label Polygon Records) is releasing Priests’ Nothing Feels Natural on January 27th. Priests is also doing an extensive tour in 2017 in .…

THE YAWPERS
+ In The Whale
7th St Entry
Sun 04/21/2019 (8pm/$21)
first-avenue.com

Denver punk-garage trio The Yawpers is returning to Minneapolis, at the 7th Street Entry, on April 21st, for their new album Human Question.

Tour dates:

04/21/2019 7th St Entry Minneapolis, MN
05/03/2019 Local 506 Chapel Hill, NC
05/04/2019 Pearl Street Warehouse Washington, DC
05/05/2019 Berlin New York, NY
05/07/2019 Beachland Tavern Cleveland, OH

K.FLAY
7th St Entry
Mon 04/22/2019 (7pm/$10/Sold Out)
first-avenue.com

K.Flay is playing a small intimate show in Minneapolis at 7th Street Entry this Monday, April 22nd.

K.Flay adds:

"I am so excited to be playing an intimate show in Minneapolis, one of my favorite cities. This is going to be an unforgettable night with new music (!!!!) & special guests.

creating community is our primary goal. ticket proceeds will benefit Tubman, an organization that is on the ground, doing life-changing work.

Bad Vibes is about smiling in the face of melting glaciers, about getting together to make something good.

Can't wait to see you."

Tour dates:

17 April 2019 Columbia City Theater, Seattle, WA
19 April 2019 Schubas Tavern, Chicago, IL
22 April 2019 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN
25 April 2019 Drake Hotel Underground, Toronto, ON
29 June 2019 Loveloud 2019
19 July 2019 – 21 July 2019 Splendour in the Grass Festival 2019

ALEC BENJAMIN
+ Alexander 23
Varsity Theater
Wed 04/24/2019 (5:30pm/$71)
varsitytheater.com

Alec Benjamin will be headlining the Varsity Theater on Wednesday, as part of his Outrunning Karma tour.

Show up early to check out rising pop artist, Alexander 23.

Tour dates:

04/11 New York, NY Irving Plaza
04/12 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
04/14 Toronto, ON Mod Club
04/16 Boston, MA Sinclair
04/18 Montreal, QC Ministere
04/20 Detroit, MI Shelter
04/23 Chicago, IL Lincoln Hall
04/22 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
04/25 Omaha, NE Slowdown Front Room
04/27 Denver, CO Bluebird
04/30 Salt Lake City, UT Complex
05/02 Vancouver, BC St. James
05/03 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theater
05/04 Seattle, WA Neumos
05/08 San Diego, CA Voodoo Room @ HOB
05/09 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre

RACHAEL KILGOUR
+ Emily Haavik
Turf Club
Thu 04/25/2019 (7:30pm/$15)
turfclub.net

Duluth, MN native singer/songwriter Rachael Kilgour who will play the Turf Club this April 25, in support of her just released five-song EP Game Changer (NewSong Recordings).

Kilgour adds details about the upcoming show:

Did I tell you how excited I am to play my first ever show at the Turf Club? The seated show will be the first place you can pick up a VINYL copy of the new EP. 😍

Emily Haavik opens the show!

Click the link below and GET YOUR ADVANCE TICKETS ! It would sure mean a lot to me.

PRIESTS
+ Gurr
7th St Entry
Fri 04/26/2019 (7pm/$18)
first-avenue.com

Priests will headline the 7th Street Entry on Friday, April 26th, in support of their new album The Seduction of Kansas (Sister Polygon).

Gurr (Laura Lee and Andreya Casablanca) will open.

Tour Dates:

16 April 2019 The Hall, Elsewhere, Brooklyn, NY, US
22 April 2019 Lincoln Hall, Chicago, IL, US
26 April 2019 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN, US
12 May 2019 Rough Trade, Bristol, UK
13 May 2019 Yes, Manchester, UK
14 May 2019 The Hug and Pint, Glasgow, UK
15 May 2019 Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK
16 May 2019 100 Club, London, UK
17 May 2019 L'Aéronef, Lille, France
18 May 2019 Supersonic, Paris, France

THE PLOT IN YOU
+ LIMBS, Like Moths To Flames, Dayseeker
Amsterdam Bar and Hall
Fri 04/26/2019 (6pm/$18)
amsterdambarandhall.com

The Plot In You is playing the Amsterdam Bar & Hall with post-hardcore Florida band LIMBS, Ohio metalcore band Like Moths To Flames, and County post-hardcore Dayseeker.

Tour Dates:

4/15 - Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
4/16 - Dallas, TX @ Curtain Club
4/17 - San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
4/19 - Phoenix, AZ @ Nile Theater
4/20 - San Diego, CA @ Soma
4/21 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
4/23 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex
4/24 - Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater
4/26 - Minneapolis, MN @ Amsterdam
4/27 - Indianapolis, IN @ The Citadel
4/28 - Detroit, MI @ The Shelter

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE
+ Atreyu, Wilson
Amsterdam Bar and Hall
Fri 04/26/2019 (6:30pm/$27.50)
skywaytheatre.com

American Metalcore Motionless In White is touring as part of their Spring Invasion Tour.

Atreyu and Detroit rockers Wilson to open.

Tour Dates:

04/14/2019 Amalie Arena Tampa, FL
04/15/2019 Vinyl Music Hall Pensacola, FL
04/18/2019 Brewster Street Ice House Corpus Christi, TX
04/19/2019 Dos Amigos Odessa, TX
04/22/2019 Bourbon Theatre Lincoln, NE
04/24/2019 Green Bay Distillery Ashwaubenon, WI
04/27/2019 The Sylvee Madison, WI
04/29/2019 Wooly's Des Moines, IA
05/09/2019 The Mill & Mine Knoxville, TN
05/10/2019 Beartooth
05/11/2019 :Epicenter Festival
07/12/2019 Inkcarceration Tattoo And Music Festival
07/13/2019 Inkcarceration Tattoo And Music Festival
07/14/2019 Inkcarceration Tattoo And Music Festival
07/19/2019 KeyBank Pavilion Burgettstown, PA
07/20/2019 DTE Energy Music Theatre Clarkston, MI
07/21/2019 Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Tinley Park, IL
07/23/2019 Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, OH
07/29/2019 H-E-B Center At Cedar Park Cedar Park, TX
07/31/2019 Toyota Music Factory Irving, TX
08/01/2019 The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion The Woodlands, TX
08/04/2019 Grand Ole Opry House Nashville, TN
08/13/2019 Jiffy Lube Live Bristow, VA
08/15/2019 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ

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Eels at First Avenue, Minneapolis (05 June 2018)

Eels at First Avenue Poster Eels Setlist     Intro: “Gonna Fly Now” (Theme from Rocky) by Bill Conti Out in the Street (The Who cover) Raspberry Beret (Prince cover) Bone Dry Flyswatter Dog Faced Boy A Magic World Dirty Girl Prizefighter Rusty Pipes Open My Present You Are the Shining Light My Beloved Monster That Look You Give That Guy Climbing to the Moon I Like the Way this is Going Little Joe! Today is the Day Novocaine for the Soul Souljacker, Part I I Like Birds P.S. You Rock My World -- Encore -- When You Were Mine (Prince cover) -- Encore 2 -- Mr. E's Beautiful Blues Fresh Blood Love and Mercy (Brian Wilson cover) / Blinking Lights (For Me) / Wonderful, Glorious Quotes “This is fun, that song [Raspberry Beret] happened just a few miles over there” pointing west toward Paisley Park and Chanhassen “I’m old as f**k! But, goddamn, I rock!” “Are you ready to soft rock?! ...that's the spirit” before From Which I Came / A Magic World “If this is Dad Rock... I'm all in!” after Prizefighter “Do you guys mind a jam on my new castanets?” said before My Beloved Monster “What you’ve seen on stage tonight, is a stunning display of bad ass-ery”, complimenting the audience as well, “It’s a room full of bad asses” “Let’s do one more to cleanse the palette” said before final song, Love and Mercy, 1988 Brian Wilson cover Read More Eels Eels is headlining First Avenue in support of their new album The Deconstruction. Remember that the last time Eels was in town, it made national news when they brought Journey's ex singer Steve Perry …

As indicated on their First Avenue poster, this was the triumphant return of Eels, having been absent from the music scene in four years.

Opening up the show was That 1 Guy (aka Mike Silverman) from Las Vegas, Nevada. Silverman is a one-man-band, playing music with his homemade “Magic Pipe” - a 7-foot instrument designed by Silverman. That 1 Guy’s music is unlike anything you have heard, thanks to the custom pipes, bass strings, and odd electronic loops.

In addition to the odd progressive jazz and experimental funk (fused with some electronic sound) music, you can see Silverman doing sock puppets and an occasional magic card trick. It’s hard to imagine that one man can do all that by himself!

Silverman ended his 30-min set with the title track from his 2007 album The Moon is Disgusting (Jezebel Records Inc).

The return of Eels with 2018’s The Deconstruction is pretty important, because after their 2014 tour and album release, Mark Everett (aka “E”) had reconsidered retiring from music. He was simply burnt out from the constant tour and constantly producing new music. So the band took a break, and E tried out acting (appearing in Netflix’s Love), and spent time with his family.

Seeing the band on stage, the four year hiatus was good for Eels, the band looked and sounded great, and they looked like they were really enjoying themselves.

As we already covered in our quick take via the podcast, we mentioned how Eels’ last Twin Cities appearance in May 2014 appeared on the front page of national news outlet, because of an unexpected appearance by beloved singer Steve Perry (having been absent from music in nearly two decades).

To top their last show, Eels did two Prince cover songs on their set. You would think this is a fitting tribute to playing First Avenue (the venue prominently appeared in Purple Rain) or that Prince would have been 60 that week (June 7), but no... this was just the standard 2018 Eels setlist. The band decided these were the songs they were going to play. Still, it was very nice to see the entire audience at First Avenue singing along or cheering at the two Prince songs: “Raspberry Beret” (done early in the set) and “When You Were Mine”.

After playing “I Like the Way this is Going”, singer Mark Everett started his standard band introduction, but with astrology signs and little known facts about each of the band members: Mark Everett (“E”) on vocals/guitars, Jeff Lyster (“The Chet”) on guitars, Kelly Logsdon (“Koool G Murder”) on bass, and Joey Waronker (“Little Joe”) on drums. And just a note about the band, although it’s been four years, the band (with new drummer) played as if they’ve been practicing for the last 20 years. They were very, very good.

Of course, it wouldn’t be an Eels show without their big hit single, “Novocaine for the Soul”... but it started off very unrecognizable. It wasn’t until Everett muttered the words “Life is hard, and so am I” did you see the audience going absolutely nuts.

The double encore started with the Prince cover “When You Were Mine”, and after a break, Everett returned to the stage. At first without the band. After ringing a tiny bell and still no band, Everett took out the air horn. Soon enough, the band rushed back on stage. Clearly, they’ve been doing this gag night after night, but it was still pretty funny. The rest of the encore were played, which included a Brian Wilson cover of “Love and Mercy” (the first solo single post-Beach Boys), medley with “Blinking Lights (For Me)” and “Wonderful, Glorious”

It’s been a long time, but it’s good to have Eels back with The Deconstruction (out now via EWorks / PIAS).



Remaining tour dates:

06/10—Philadelphia, PA—Union Transfer 06/12—Washington, DC—Lincoln Theatre 06/17—Mannheim—Maifeld Derby Festival 06/18,19—Utrecht—Tivoli Vredenburg 06/21—Amsterdam—Paradiso 06/23—Cesena, Italy—Acieloaperto 06/25—Munich, Germany—TonHalle 06/26—Cologne, Germany—E-Werk 06/28—Berlin, Germany—Tempodrom 06/29—Hamburg, Germany—Mehr! Theater 06/30—Luxembourg, Luxembourg—Siren’s Call 07/2—London, UK—O2 Academy Brixton

07/3—Manchester, UK—Manchester Academy 07/4—Glasgow, UK—O2 Academy 07/6—Dublin, Ireland—Iveagh Gardens 07/8—Werchter, Belgium—Rock Werchter 07/9—Paris, France—Olympia 07/11—Barcelona, Spain—BARTS 07/12— Madrid, Spain—Mad Cool Festival 07/13—Lisbon, Portugal—NOS Alive Festival 07/16—Feldkirch, Austria—Poolbar Festival 07/17—Vienna, Austria—Arena 07/19—Strasbourg, France—Lalterie 07/20—Lucerne —KKL Blue Balls Festival

That 1 Guy

That 1 Guy

Eels

Eels

Eels

Eels at First Avenue, Minneapolis (05 June 2018)

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W♥M273: Animal Years / Eels

W♥M273: Animal Years / Eels (12 mins) Read More Eels Today marks the release of the Eels’ album The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett. This is the band’s 11th full length record in 18 years, since first hitting the alternative music scene with 1996’s Beautiful Freak. … Animal Years Americana pop/rock band Animal Years will be headlining the 7th Street Entry, as part of their very first national tour, on Tuesday. Fans of The Head and the Heart, Lumineers, Kings of Leon will want to check out this show. …

Vu and John just saw a couple of Animal bands: Animal Years and Eels at the 7th Street Entry and First Avenue, respectively.

Topics:

Animal Years’ first time in Minneapolis

Americana music is huge in Minnesota

Eels and E were basically the brainchild of Mark Everett

Eels and their love for Prince

Song of the show: Eels’ “Dog Faced Boy”.

Animal Years are on tour:

6.6 - Appleton, WI - Mile of Music
6.7 - Davenport, IA - The Raccoon Motel
6.8 - Chicago, IL - Tonic Room
6.9 - St. Louis, MO - The Bootleg
6.13 - Cleveland, OH - Beachland Ballroom
6.14 - Pittsburgh, PA - Club Café

Eels on tour:

June 8—Boston, MA—House of Blues
June 9—Brooklyn, NY—Brooklyn Steel
June 10—Philadelphia, PA—Union Transfer
June 12—Washington, DC—Lincoln Theatre
June 17—Mannheim—Maifeld Derby Festival
June 18,19—Utrecht —Tivoli Vredenburg
June 21—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Paradiso
June 23—Cesena, Italy—Acieloaperto
June 25—Munich, Germany—TonHalle
June 26—Cologne, Germany—E-Werk
June 28—Berlin, Germany—Tempodrom
June 29—Hamburg, Germany—Mehr! Theater
June 30—Luxembourg, Luxembourg—Siren’s Call
July 2—London, UK—O2 Academy Brixton
July 3—Manchester, UK—Manchester Academy
July 4—Glasgow, UK—O2 Academy
July 6—Dublin, Ireland—Iveagh Gardens
July 8—Werchter, Belgium—Rock Werchter
July 9—Paris, France—Olympia
July 11—Barcelona, Spain—BARTS
July 12— Madrid, Spain—Mad Cool Festival
July 13—Lisbon, Portugal—NOS Alive Festival
July 16—Feldkirch, Austria—Poolbar Festival
July 17—Vienna, Austria—Arena
July 19—Strasbourg, France—Lalterie
July 20—Lucerne, Switzerland—KKL Blue Balls Festival

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W♥M272: SXSW 2018 (25 March 2018) Vu, Brody, Kanine Records, Music for Listeners W♥M271: Super Bowl (22 February 2018) Vu, John W♥M270: MN Fan Fest 2017 (28 August 2017) Vu, John W♥M269: Minnesota Fan Fest (19-20 Aug 2017) (13 August 2017) Vu, John W♥M268: Wonder Woman/George Perez (bonus audio) (13 August 2017) Vu, John W♥M267: Sleeper (30 July 2017) Vu, Jon Stewart

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Minneapolis: June 4 to June 5, 2018

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from June 4 to June 5, 2018.

Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.

Liz Phair: Girly Sound to Guyville at Turf Club Poster Read More Soccer Mommy Nashville’s Soccer Mommy (aka Sophie Allison) opened up the show. She’s joined on stage by “a new band” with Nick Brown on drums, Gabe Wax on Bass, and Julian Powell on guitars. .…

LIZ PHAIR
+ Soccer Mommy
Turf Club
Mon 06/04/2018 (7pm/$35/Sold Out)
turfclub.net

Liz Phair at First Ave (28 Aug 2003)

It’s great to see Liz Phair back in town. To be honest, I haven’t kept up with Phair since I saw her August 28, 2003 at First Avenue (see poster and ticket scan), when she was touring in support of her self-titled album (her fourth record and one that came nearly 10 years after her debut record!).

From the upcoming Turf Club show poster, it would seem that she’s touring on the 25th anniversary of Exile in Guyville, which came out in 1993. So expect a lot of favorite songs from what Rolling Stone called one of the “500 Greatest Albums of All Time”. With the help of Matador Records, Phair is re-releasing the debut album, but with remastered recordings from her original “Girly Sound” demo tapes.

Show up early for this sold-out show to get a good spot and to see Soccer Mommy, aka Nashville native Sophie Allison. She’s touring on her debut album Clean. We caught her pre-album release in Nov 2017 and wrote, “Starting with ‘Try’, the band played quiet folky songs from their various EPs (some were collected in Collections via Fat Possum Records). There was a new (pending title) song, which Allison said will be released on a forthcoming album. It was so new that the rest of the band took a break while Allison played solo (we’re assuming she was the only person who knew the chords).”

Tour Dates

05/31/2018 Masonic Lodge Los Angeles, CA 06/01/2018 Swedish American Hall San Francisco, CA 06/02/2018 The Crocodile Seattle, WA 06/04/2018 Turf Club Saint Paul, MN 06/06/2018 The Sinclair Cambridge, MA 06/07/2018 "Northside Festival" 06/08/2018 "Riverfest" (Wichita) 06/09/2018 Empty Bottle Chicago, IL 09/06/2018 Variety Playhouse Atlanta, GA 09/07/2018 Saturn Birmingham, AL 09/08/2018 "Hopscotch Music Festival" 09/10/2018 Headliners Music Hall Louisville, KY 09/11/2018 Beachland Ballroom Cleveland, OH 09/13/2018 Majestic Theatre Detroit, MI 09/15/2018 Turf Club Minneapolis, MN 09/18/2018 The Showbox Seattle, WA

09/19/2018 McMenamins Crystal Portland, OR 09/20/2018 The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 09/21/2018 The Theatre Los Angeles, CA 09/24/2018 Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach, CA 09/25/2018 Crescent Ballroom Phoenix, AZ 09/27/2018 The Mohawk Austin, TX 09/28/2018 Granada Theater Dallas, TX 09/29/2018 "The Ohana Fest" Dana Point, CA 10/01/2018 Exit / In Nashville, TN 10/02/2018 20th Century Theatre Cincinnati, OH 10/03/2018 9:30 Club Washington, DC 10/05/2018 Union Transfer Philadelphia, PA 10/06/2018 Brooklyn Steel Brooklyn, NY 10/08/2018 Royale Nightclub Boston Boston, MA 10/09/2018 Corona Theatre Montreal, QC 10/10/2018 Phoenix Concert Toronto, ON 10/12/2018 Turner Hall Ballroom Milwaukee, WI

Animal Years 2018 Poster Eels 2018 Poster Hockey Dad 2018 Poster Read More Eels Today marks the release of the Eels’ album The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett. This is the band’s 11th full length record in 18 years, since first hitting the alternative music scene with 1996’s Beautiful Freak. … Hockey Dad Bonus: How Hockey Dad was discovered in Australia -- W♥M Radio is available on iTunes, please subscribe! …

Other shows in the area:

ANIMAL YEARS
7th Street Entry
Tue 06/05/2018 (7pm/$10)
first-avenue.com

Americana pop/rock band Animal Years will be headlining the 7th Street Entry, as part of their very first national tour, on Tuesday. Fans of The Head and the Heart, Lumineers, Kings of Leon will want to check out this show.

Tour dates:

5.23 - Portland, OR - Bunk Bar
5.24 - Seattle, WA - Sunset Tavern
5.27 - Rockville, MD - Hometown Holidays
5.30 - Bozeman, MT - Live from the Divide
6.1 - Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge
6.2 - Fort Collins, CO - Washington's
6.5 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry
6.6 - Appleton, WI - Mile of Music
6.7 - Davenport, IA - The Raccoon Motel
6.8 - Chicago, IL - Tonic Room
6.9 - St. Louis, MO - The Bootleg
6.13 - Cleveland, OH - Beachland Ballroom
6.14 - Pittsburgh, PA - Club Café

EELS
+ That 1 Guy
First Avenue
Tue 06/05/2018 (7pm/$30)
first-avenue.com

Eels is headlining First Avenue in support of their new album The Deconstruction. Remember that the last time Eels was in town, it made national news when they brought Journey's ex singer Steve Perry to the show!

That 1 Guy to open.

Tour dates:

May 28—Pomona, CA—The Glass House*
May 30—Los Angeles, CA—Fonda Theatre
May 31—San Francisco, CA—The Fillmore
June 1—Portland, OR—Crystal Ballroom
June 2—Seattle, WA—The Showbox
June 5—Minneapolis, MN—First Avenue==
June 6—Chicago, IL—Thalia Hall
June 8—Boston, MA—House of Blues
June 9—Brooklyn, NY—Brooklyn Steel
June 10—Philadelphia, PA—Union Transfer
June 12—Washington, DC—Lincoln Theatre
June 17—Mannheim, Germany—Maifeld Derby Festival
June 18,19—Utrecht, Netherlands—Tivoli Vredenburg
June 21—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Paradiso
June 23—Cesena, Italy—Acieloaperto
June 25—Munich, Germany—TonHalle
June 26—Cologne, Germany—E-Werk
June 28—Berlin, Germany—Tempodrom
June 29—Hamburg, Germany—Mehr! Theater
June 30—Luxembourg, Luxembourg—Siren’s Call
July 2—London, UK—O2 Academy Brixton
July 3—Manchester, UK—Manchester Academy
July 4—Glasgow, UK—O2 Academy
July 6—Dublin, Ireland—Iveagh Gardens
July 8—Werchter, Belgium—Rock Werchter
July 9—Paris, France—Olympia
July 11—Barcelona, Spain—BARTS
July 12— Madrid, Spain—Mad Cool Festival
July 13—Lisbon, Portugal—NOS Alive Festival
July 16—Feldkirch, Austria—Poolbar Festival
July 17—Vienna, Austria—Arena
July 19—Strasbourg, France—Lalterie
July 20—Lucerne, Switzerland—KKL Blue Balls Festival

HOCKEY DAD
+ Cold Fronts, Mt. Eddy
Turf Club
Tue 06/05/2018 (7:30pm/$13)
turfclub.net

Two Australian band Hockey Dad will be playing the Turf Club on Tuesday, June 5th. We previously talked about the two dudes on our last SXSW 2018 Podcast.

Cold Fronts and Mt. Eddy to open. The former, Cold Fronts, has a new album called Fantasy Du Jour , available on Sire Records.

Tour dates:

05/30 - Analog Cafe - Portland, OR
05/31 - Funhouse - Seattle, WA
06/02 - Kilby Court, Salt Lake City, UT
06/03 - Larimer Lounge - Denver, CO
06/05 - Turf Club - Minneapolis, MN
06/06 - Beat Kitchen - Chicago, IL
06/07 - The Underground at DIME - Detroit, MI
06/08 - The Funhouse - Pittsburgh, PA
06/09 - Hard Luck - Toronto, ON
06/10 - Middle East Upstairs - Boston, MA
06/12 - Baby's Allright - New York, NY
06/13 - DC9 - Washington D.C.
06/14 - Everybody Hits - Philadelphia, PA
06/15 - Strange Matter - Richmond, VA
06/16 - Masquerade - Atlanta, GA*
06/17 - Soundbar - Orlando, FL
06/19 - White Oak Music Hall - Houston, TX
06/20 - Barracuda - Austin, TX
06/21 - Three Links - Dallas, TX
06/22 - Lowbrow Palace - El Paso, TX
06/23 - Rebel Lounge - Phoenix, AZ

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