CONAN PERFORMANCE CONFIRMED FOR JUNE 4

“SEE A LITTLE LIGHT” CONCERT SPECIAL BROADCASTING ON PALLADIA THROUGHOUT JUNE

“The former Sugar and Hüsker Dü frontman sounds fully invigorated here…Mould rips through 12 bristling guitar-pop tracks that, at their propulsive and tuneful best, recall the classic eras of his much-loved former bands.” – ROLLING STONE

“It doesn’t feel like a stretch to say Beauty & Ruin scrapes the same eight-miles-high stratosphere as his best work with Hüsker Dü, Sugar, and under his own name…vital music from a living legend – a master class in the sort of gleaming, guitar-powered alt-rock that Mould helped to invent.” – STEREOGUM

Bob Mould’s forthcoming studio album, Beauty & Ruin, can now be streamed in its entirety via Pitchfork Advance. The album stream comes one week ahead of Beauty & Ruin‘s June 3 release on Merge Records. Pre-orders for the album already being hailed as possibly Bob’s finest solo work since the classic Workbook are live now on Merge’s website and iTunes. The first 400 LP pre-orders placed through Merge will receive the album on yellow vinyl. All iTunes pre-orders come with an instant gratification download of “Hey Mr. Grey”.

Bob Mould is also pleased to confirm a release week performance on CONAN. Bob will be the featured musical guest on the Wednesday, June 4 airing of the late night TV series. CONAN airs at 11pm EST on TBS.

Additional happenings surrounding the release of Beauty & Ruin include multiple broadcasts of “See a Little Light” on Palladia throughout June. “See a Little Light” documents the November 2011 tribute to Bob at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, where many of today’s most influential artists gathered to celebrate Bob’s legendary canon. Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters), Britt Daniel (Spoon), Ryan Adams, No Age, Craig Finn and Tad Kubler (The Hold Steady), Margaret Cho with Grant Lee Phillips, and Jessica Dobson (The Shins, Deep Sea Diver) all performed classic compositions from the Hüsker Dü, Sugar and Bob Mould solo catalogues. Fortunately, the entire evening was captured in stunning audio and high-quality video quality by filmmaker Justin Mitchell. Specific air dates and times below.

Take a listen to Bob Mould (and Fred Armisen who can teach us all how to do a mean Bob Mould impression) on Margaret Cho’s podcast “Monsters Of Talk” HERE.

Sirius XMU will also air a two hour special celebrating Bob’s history and influence. This will take place on Sunday, June 1 at 9pm EST.

Palladia “See A Little Light” Schedule (EST)

Friday, May 30 9pm
Saturday, May 31 12am
Saturday, May 31 4pm
Tuesday, June 3 8pm
Thursday, June 5 2pm
Wednesday, June 11 10am
Saturday, June 14 4am
Wednesday, June 18 7pm
Sunday, June 22 4pm

BOB MOULD
2014 TOUR (Expanded North American Tour to be announced shortly)

06/03/14 – Los Angeles, CA – Amoeba Hollywood
06/12/14 – Harrisburg, PA – Stage on Herr (Solo Electric Set)
06/13/14 – Rehoboth Beach, DE – Analog-A-Go-Go
06/14/14 – Rehoboth Beach, DE – Dive (Punk Rock Fancy DJ Set)
06/20/14 – Calgary, AB – Republik (Punk Rock Fancy DJ Set)
06/21/14 – Calgary, AB – Sled Island Music & Arts Festival
06/23/14 – Chicago, IL – Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park
07/26/14 – Carrboro, NC – Merge 25 @ Cat’s Cradle

http://bit.ly/1k2suBd 

NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE VIA iTUNES

BEAUTY & RUIN OUT JUNE 3 ON MERGE RECORDS

Bob Mould has unveiled yet another tantalizing peek at his forthcoming studio album, Beauty & Ruin. This latest glimpse comes in the form of the album’s phenomenal lead single, “I Don’t Know You Anymore.”

“I Don’t Know You Anymore” is a classic bittersweet Mould tour de force in a tradition stretching from 2012’s Silver Age to his legendary Hüsker Dü and Sugar singles. Belying its tapestry of brightly melodic power chords and unmistakable Mouldian melodies, “I Don’t Know You Anymore” features Bob in fine, caustic lyrical form, laying out his frustrations concerning a relationship gone sour.

“I Don’t Know You Anymore” is now streaming on SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/1k2suBd and is available for purchase from iTunes.

The “I Don’t Know You Anymore” single premiere follows the recent unveiling of album track “Hey Mr. Grey,” (streaming here). Attendees of Bob Mould’s recent SXSW shows were treated to several Beauty & Ruin tracks and can attest: this is not an album to be missed.

Available for pre-order now at Merge and iTunes, Beauty & Ruin will be released by Merge Records June 3 in North America, June 9 in the UK and Europe. Bob is backed on the album by his longtime band of Jason Narducy (bass/backing vocals) and Jon Wurster (drums).

BOB MOULD
2014 TOUR (Expanded North American Tour to be announced shortly)

05/16/14 – Cambridge, MA – The Sinclair (Punk Rock Fancy DJ Set)
05/25/14 – George, WA – Sasquatch! Music Festival
06/12/14 – Harrisburg, PA – Stage on Herr (Solo)
06/13/14 – Rehoboth, DE – Dogfish Head Brewery (Solo)
06/14/14 – Rehoboth, DE – Dive (Punk Rock Fancy DJ Set)
06/20/14 – Calgary, AB –  Republik, Pre-Sled Island Music & Arts Festival After Party (Punk Rock Fancy DJ Set)
06/18-22/14 – Calgary, AB –  Sled Island Music & Arts Festival
6/23/14 – Chicago, IL – Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park
07/26/14 – Carrboro, NC – Merge 25 @ Cat’s Cradle

TRACK FROM NEW ALBUM BEAUTY & RUIN REVEALED AT https://soundcloud.com/mergerecords/bob-mould-hey-mr-grey/s-5GY8D

BEAUTY & RUIN PRE-ORDER LIVE NOW AT MERGE & ITUNES

OUT JUNE 3 IN NORTH AMERICA ON MERGE RECORDS, JUNE 9 WORLDWIDE

“His Thursday night SXSW set revealed an artist tired of looking back and ready to move forward – as loudly as possible.”-AUSTIN CHRONICLE

“Bob Mould still has it. He burned through songs with mad intensity… Mould is a true legend… Mould thanked the crowd for ‘putting up with the new songs,’ but it was obvious that no one present minded in the least.”-FLAGPOLE

“Guitar slung low and playing loud as hell, Mould started into tunes from his upcoming album, Beauty & Ruin, and it was some hard-hitting stuff that felt like it was slamming into you… I can’t wait to pick up the album”-OMAHA WORLD-HERALD/ROCK CANDY

Fresh off two triumphant sets at South By Southwest that debuted a good chunk of his upcoming Beauty & Ruin, Bob Mould has unveiled a first glimpse of that compact epic: The album track “Hey Mr. Grey” is now available to stream at https://soundcloud.com/mergerecords/bob-mould-hey-mr-grey/s-5GY8D

Having gone down a storm at those aforementioned SXSW shows, “Hey Mr. Grey” is as self-effacing as it is anthemic, a pure adrenalin shot in the vein of Bob’s late period Hüsker Dü and vintage Sugar work imbued with a self assured sense of both humor and acceptance. It’s also the tip of the iceberg (no pun intended… well, maybe…) of Beauty & Ruin‘s 36-minute journey: a sweeping exploration beginning with death and loss, through familiar relationship battlegrounds to an ultimate re-acknowledgment of his role in life (and the lives of countless others, no doubt) with an eye towards an optimistic future.

Available for pre-order as of today at Merge and iTunes, Beauty & Ruin will be released by Merge Records June 3 in North America, June 9 in the UK and Europe. The album’s release will be preceded by its first proper single “I Don’t Know You Anymore.” Bob is backed on the album as ever by his longtime band of Jason Narducy (bass/backing vocals) and Jon Wurster (drums).

“Hey Mr. Grey” embed code:

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NEW STUDIO ALBUM OUT JUNE 3 ON MERGE RECORDS

RETURN TO THE LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN MARCH 6th

FINAL SOLD OUT WORKBOOK 25 NYC SHOWS MARCH 7 & 8 TO BE FOLLOWED BY FULL BAND SXSW GIGS

Bob Mould has confirmed June 3 as the U.S. release date for his all-new studio album, Beauty & Ruin (Merge).

Described as “a compact epic,” Beauty & Ruin packs a staggering lifetime’s worth of emotion and experience into a 36-minute package sure to be hailed as a landmark addition to Bob’s formidable body of work.

As with 2012’s Silver Age, Beauty & Ruin finds Bob joined by his stalwart band of bassist Jason Narducy and drummer Jon Wurster, who will be backing Bob at this year’s SXSW as he debutsBeauty & Ruin material at the March 13 Merge showcase at the Parish and the March 14 AV Club day party.

Prior to that, Bob will wrap up the intimate 25 Years of Workbook mini-tour with a March 6 return toThe Late Show with David Letterman and two final sold out shows March 7 and 8 at New York’s City Winery, both featuring Narducy and cellist Alison Chesley.

BOB MOULD
Live 2014

03/07/14 – New York, NY – City Winery* SOLD OUT
03/08/14 – New York, NY – City Winery* SOLD OUT
03/13/14 – Austin, TX – SXSW Merge Records Showcase @ The Parish
03/14/14 – Austin, TX – SXSW A.V. Club Day Party @ Blackheart Bar
03/31/14 – New York, NY – Tribute to Paul Simon w/Antibalas @ Carnegie Hall
05/23/14 – George, WA – Sasquatch! Music Festival
06/18-22/14 – Calgary, AB – Sled Island Festival

* performing Workbook 25

For tickets, additional information etc. please visit http://bobmould.com/tour/

RETURN TO THE LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN CONFIRMED FOR MARCH 6th

2014 SXSW SHOWS ANNOUNCED

When the intense and inhumanly prolific career of the legendary Hüsker Dü went supernova in 1988, Bob Mould all but went into self-imposed exile.

Mould would re-emerge the following year with his first solo album-the incredibly impassioned and personal Workbook.

Today, Omnivore Recordings commemorates the 25th anniversary of this iconic work with the deluxe 2-CD 2-LP Workbook 25. In addition to the original album’s 11 tracks, the first CD adds “All Those People Know,” originally issued as the B-side of the single “See A Little Light.” The second CD is Bob’s complete 1989 performance at Chicago’s Cabaret Metro. 13 of the 17 tracks are previously unissued from this mythical show, which features music from the then two-week old Workbook, as well as Hüsker Dü favorites and a cover of Richard & Linda Thompson’s classic “Shoot Out The Lights.” The reissue is also available in a 2-LP vinyl edition which includes “All Those People Know” as well.

The previously announced “25 Years of Workbook”  tour kicks off with a set February 27 at the Noise Pop festival in San Francisco and a six-date run of select, intimate dates where Bob, along with long-time bassist Jason Narducy and cellist Alison Chesley who played on Last Dog and Pony Show, will be performing selections from Workbook as well as other songs in his catalog that sit nicely alongside this album. They will also be stopping by Austin, TX for sets at the Merge Records Showcase and The A.V. Club day party during SXSW.

Additionally, Bob will be returning to The Late Show with David Letterman on March 6th to continue the anniversary celebration.

The itinerary is as follows:

02/27/14 – San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall (Noise Pop Festival)* SOLD OUT
03/01/14 – Chicago, IL – Old Town* SOLD OUT
03/02/14 – Chicago, IL – City Winery* SOLD OUT
03/04/14 – Minneapolis, MN – The Women’s Club* SOLD OUT
03/05/14 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club*
03/07/14 – New York, NY – City Winery* SOLD OUT
03/08/14 – New York, NY – City Winery* SOLD OUT
03/12/13 — Austin, TX — SXSW Merge Records Showcase @ The
Parish
03/14/14 — Austin, TX — SXSW A.V. Club Day Party @ Blackheart
Bar
05/23-25/14 – George, WA – Sasquatch! Music Festival

* performing Workbook 25

For tickets, additional information etc. please visit http://bobmould.com/tour/

25th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION OUT FEBRUARY 25, 2014

FEBRUARY 27 “25 YEARS OF WORKBOOK” NOISE POP PERFORMANCE TO BE FOLLOWED BY SIX DATE COMMEMORATIVE TOUR MARCH 1-8

When the intense and inhumanly prolific career of the legendary Hüsker Dü went supernova in 1988, Bob Mould all but went into self-imposed exile.

Mould would re-emerge the following year with his first solo album–the incredibly impassioned and personal Workbook.

While recognized from day one as an astonishing guitarist, as well as a master of pop songcraft discernible even through the ear-splitting din of Hüsker Dü classics like Zen Arcade and New Day Rising, Mould’s compositions and performances on Workbook plumbed emotional depths and hit musical heights few expected. Instant classics like “Wishing Well” and “See A Little Light” would remain live staples of Mould solo sets for decades to come.

On February 25, 2014 Omnivore Recordings will commemorate the 25th anniversary of this iconic work with the deluxe 2-CD 2-LP Workbook 25. In addition to the original album’s 11 tracks, the first CD adds “All Those People Know,” originally issued as the B-side of the single “See A Little Light.” The second CD is Bob’s complete 1989 performance at Chicago’s Cabaret Metro. 13 of the 17 tracks are previously unissued from this mythical show, which features music from the then two-week old Workbook, as well as Hüsker Dü favorites and a cover of Richard & Linda Thompson’s classic “Shoot Out The Lights.” Workbook 25 will also make the album available on vinyl for the first time since its original release, pressed on 2 LPs for sonic superiority. The vinyl edition will include “All Those People Know” as well.

Pre-orders for Workbook 25 can be placed at
http://omnivorerecordings.com/shop/records/bob-mould/

Workbook 25‘s release will be followed in short order by a previously announced “25 Years of Workbook” set February 27 at the Noise Pop festival in San Francisco and a six-date run of select, intimate dates where Bob, along with long-time bassist Jason Narducy, will be performing selections from Workbook as well as other songs in his catalog that sit nicely alongside this album.

The itinerary is as follows:

Fri February 27 – San Francisco – Great American Music Hall (Noise Pop Festival)
Sat March 1st – Chicago – Old Town
Sun March 2nd – Chicago – City Winery
Tues March 4th – Minneapolis – The Women’s Club
Wed March 5th – Washington DC – 9:30 Club
Fri March 7th – New York – City Winery
Sat March 8th – New York – City Winery

For tickets, additional information etc., visit individual show pages as hyperlinked in the above itinerary.

Originally released May 2, 1989, Workbook is a singular statement of renewal.  It has proven an inspiration to a generation of musicians ranging from Dave Grohl to Ben Gibbard. Ryan Adams describes the album as “the sound of the internal and the subconscious, of dream, of regret, and of a silence that was lingering.”

“I feel so grateful that Bob chose to share his life story in such a candid and open manner. See A Little Light stands tall with the greatest rock and roll memoirs of all time.”
—Benjamin Gibbard, Death Cab for Cutie

“Bob Mould”s incredible journey is an inspiring one. I hope to one day be able to write a book like this, to live like this, to rock like this.”
—Margaret Cho

Bob Mould”s inspirational and critically lauded autobiography, See A Little Light: The Trail of Rage and Melody, is now available in a softcover edition just released by Cleis Press.

See A Little Light recounts the unique history of one of the most revered figures of independent music, a creative voice whose singular intensity altered the course of American music and queer culture. Revealing the struggles with his own homosexuality, the best online casino complexities of his intimate relationships, as well as his own drug and alcohol addiction, Mould opens up to describe life inside that furnace and beyond.

Bob Mould stormed onto America”s punk rock scene in 1979, bursting forth from Minnesota with the legendary trio Hüsker Dü, who instantly exceeded  the speed and volume of the hardcore standard, but matured to imbue it with peerless melody and emotional depth.  Hüsker Dü”s ambition was rivaled only by its self-destructive bent, and See A Little Light chronicles the turmoil that surrounded the creation of classics like the 2LP conceptual opus Zen Arcade, New Day Rising, Flip Your Wig, and Candy Apple Grey, before the band would flame out barely 8 years from their inception.

A classic story of individualism and persistence, See A Little Light takes us on Mould’s whirlwind ride through achieving sobriety, the acclaimed solo career ignited by his stunning 1989 solo debut Workbook and bookending his second classic trio Sugar and its two indelible albums Copper Blue and File Under: Easy Listening, his surprising detour into the world of pro wrestling, and his ultimately coming to a current state of peace with his family, friends, music and–most of all–himself.

Bob is currently writing and rehearsing material for the follow up to his recent Silver Age album, having just wound down a successful world tour in support of that record.

SILVER AGE TOUR RESUMES THIS WEEK IN NEW YORK CITY

MAY 17-23 UK/EUROPE DATES ADDED

February 27 Screening of See A Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould at Noise Pop 2013

“Bob Mould has carried on and his electric guitar and vocals merit the term ‘monumental.'”–THE NEW YORKER

“Expect Mould to crank out some classic jams tonight, alongside the lacerating riffs, soaring melodies and punchy rhythm section of last year’s excellent Silver Age album”–TIME OUT NEW YORK

“These days he’s just as actively engaged with the present, though, with a recent album, “Silver Age,” that solidified Mr. Mould, at age 52, as a seething elder statesman and a serene power-pop god.”–THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Having recently teamed up with his friends at LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON to unveil the video for the second single from the acclaimed Silver Age album, “Star Machine,” Bob Mould will give ”Star Machine” its first network TV airing on his LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON debut February 28.

Bob’s FALLON appearance coincides with the kick-off of the latest leg of the Silver Age tour February 26 and 27 at New York’s Bowery Ballroom. A series of newly announced dates in the UK and the Primavera Sound Festival in Spain have now extended the tour through May. As ever, Bob is accompanied on these dates by bassist Jason Narducy and drummer Jon Wurster. North Atlantic Oscillation supports on the UK dates. Check http://bobmould.com/ for on sale/ticket info.

Additionally, The Noise Pop Film Series running concurrently with the Noise Pop 2013 music festival at various theaters throughout San Francisco has confirmed a special screening of  See A Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould. Presented by Sketchfest and featuring a Q&A with director Justin Mitchell, the event will take place 9 p.m. Wednesday, February 27 at SF’s Roxie Theater. For further information, see http://www.noisepop.com/2013/film/

See A Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould documents the November 2011 event at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, where the likes of Dave Grohl, Ryan Adams, Britt Daniel of Spoon and Divine Fits, No Age, Craig Finn and Tad Kubler of The Hold Steady and more performed songs from Bob’s historic catalog.

BOB MOULD
Silver Age Tour 2013

February 26 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
February  27 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
February 28 – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
March 1 – Toronto, ON – Horseshoe (SOLD OUT)
March 2 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick
March 8 – Brisbane – The Zoo
March 9 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 10 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 12 – Adelaide – Fowlers Live
March 13 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel (SOLD OUT)
March 15 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel
March 16 – Perth – Rosemount
April 17 – Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
April 18 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
April 20 – Austin, TX – Mohawk
April 21 – Denver, CO – Bluebird
May 17 — Leeds UK — Cockpit
May 18 — Glasgow UK — Oran Mor
May 20 — Manchester UK — Academy 3
May 21 — London UK — Electric Ballroom
May 23 — Barcelona SP — Primavera
July 12-14 –Lousiville KY — Forecastle

* NEW DATES IN BOLD

LIVE NOW  AT http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/

BOB TO MAKE LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON DEBUT FEBRUARY 28

APRIL 17-21 U.S. DATES ADDED

With Best of 2012 accolades for his Silver Age album propelling it to #42 in the annual VILLAGE VOICE PAZZ & JOP national critics poll, Bob Mould has teamed up with his friends at LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON to unveil the video for second single, “Star Machine,” which is live now at http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/

Directed by Jon Glaser, the “Star Machine” video sets the excoriating “Silver Age” lead-off track to a darkly humorous narrative with stellar thespian turns from Bob and drummer Jon Wurster (Superchunk, The Mountain Goats) and bassist Jason Narducy (Spl:t S:ngle, Verbow). Bob commented on the experience: “Working with Jon was a real pleasure. He knows his rock history, wrote a very funny yet touching video treatment, and was a great troop leader for for this amateur comic.”

Of this first run at interpreting another artist’s material, Glaser said, “This was my first time directing something that wasn’t my own project, and Bob was the reason I wanted to do it.  It was a genuine thrill and honor to get to work with and for him.”

Bob and the band will give “Star Machine” its first network TV airing on their LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON debut February 28. Following the FALLON appearance, the tour will resume in Toronto and continue as follows–with four new dates added in April (check http://bobmould.com/ for on sale/ticket info):

February 26 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
February  27 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
March 1 – Toronto, ON – Horseshoe
March 2 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick
March 8 – Brisbane – The Zoo
March 9 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 10 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 12 – Adelaide – Fowlers Live
March 13 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel
March 15 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel
March 16 – Perth – Rosemount
April 17 – Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
April 18 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
April 20 – Austin, TX – Mohawk
April 21 – Denver, CO – Bluebird

* NEW DATES in BOLD

KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN FUNDING FILM OF LEGENDARY 2011 TRIBUTE SHOW COMPLETE

With Best of 2012 accolades for his Silver Age album propelling it to #42 in the annual VILLAGE VOICE PAZZ & JOP national critics poll, Bob Mould will make his debut appearance on AUSTIN CITY LIMITS, airing this Saturday, January 26 on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings)

The charged ACL TV performance features Bob with his stalwart band of bassist Jason Narducy and drummer Jon Wurster charting a journey through three decades of classic Mould, with highlights from the critically-acclaimed Silver Age holding their  own alongside gems from his Hüsker Dü, Sugar, and solo catalogues.  The blistering performance is a high-octane primer in Mould’s mastery of melody, power and passion.

In other news, the Kickstarter campaign started in 2012 with the goal of bringing the now legendary See A Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould all-star tribute concert to an audience beyond those who witnessed it at Los Angeles’ Walt Disney Concert Hall on November 21, 2011 has proven a rousing success. On sale now at http://seealittlelight.bobmould.com/ the film by Justin Mitchell documents in high quality audio and video once in a lifetime interpretations of Bob’s decades-spanning catalogue of  Hüsker Dü, Sugar, and solo classics by the likes of Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters), Britt Daniel (Spoon), Ryan Adams, No Age, Craig Finn and Tad Kubler (The Hold Steady), Margaret Cho with Grant Lee Phillips, and Jessica Dobson (The Shins, Deep Sea Diver)–as well as the rehearsals, preparations, interactions and lead-up to this unforgettable night. Excerpts can be seen in the film’s trailer at  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6UX57vjbDw).

Finally, Bob’s ongoing Silver Age tour starts up again next month in NYC:

February 26 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
February  27 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
March 1 – Toronto, ON – Horseshoe
March 2 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick
March 8 – Brisbane – The Zoo
March 9 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 10 – Sydney – Factory Theatre
March 12 – Adelaide – Fowlers Live
March 13 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel
March 14 – Melbourne – Corner Hotel
March 16 – Perth – Rosemount