PLASTIC BEACH NPR FIRST LISTEN FULL ALBUM PREVIEW MARCH 1
COMPLETELY NEW GORILLAZ.COM LIVE NOW

“We’ve been waiting since ’05 for the cartoon band that brought us hits like ‘Feel Good Inc.’ and ‘Clint Eastwood’ to regroup. And now we know what’s taken them so long: Gorillaz’ sublime new single sounds like Kraftwerk backing and old-fashioned soul revue” — Entertainment Weekly

“‘Stylo’ boasts cameos by R&B vet Bobby Womack, testifying like a Harlem storefront preacher, and Mos Def, sounding like he Skyped in his 16 bars from an interstellar Internet café. Yet Albarn himself shines brightest, crooning like a proper soulman…” – Rolling Stone

‘Stylo,’ the first video from the hotly anticipated third Gorillaz album Plastic Beach, will premiere globally on YouTube on March 2nd, 2010. The video premiere will follow the March 1 launch of a streaming full album preview as part of NPR Music’s Exclusive First Listen series at www.NPR.org/music

Directed by Jamie Hewlett and produced by Cara Speller for Zombie Flesh Eaters, with live action by HSI Productions in Los Angeles, and animation by Passion Pictures in London, “Stylo” follows Gorillaz bass demigod Murdoc Niccals through a dangerous trip to the mainland from his new home on the Plastic Beach namesake of the new record. Something goes badly wrong and Murdoc, guitarist/Cyborg Noodle – who has replaced her (its?) flesh and blood counterpart since the original’s apparent demise in the previous Demon Days’ final video “El Manana” — and vocalist 2D end up in a high speed car chase with a local cop and an unknown assailant. Cyborg Noodle’s circuits start failing and 2D fears for their lives as the gun toting bounty hunter draws ever closer….

Murdoc recalls of the video shoot (no pun intended), “Someone was chasing me through the desert! Luckily I had my camera crew following me and they captured it all on film, so I’ve cut it up and stuck it back together for my Stylo video! That’ll learn me not to leave the safe, toxic, isolated haven of Plastic Beach…”

Murdoc’s new stomping grounds can be explored at the all – new all-different Gorillaz.com. The completely new site, which has just gone live, has been relocated from the now defunct Kong Studios (RIP) to the newly constructed complex at Point Nemo, Plastic Beach.

The “Stylo” single is on sale now and has already received a 4-star review from Rolling Stone and a Must List plug from Entertainment Weekly. Plastic Beach will be released by Virgin in the U.S. on March 9th. Plastic Beach is the first Gorillaz album since 2005’s Demon Days which featured the Best Pop Collaboration with Vocal Grammy winner “Feel Good Inc.” and, like its predecessor 2001’s Gorillaz, sold some six million copies worldwide. Gorillaz will headline the April 18 final day of this year’s Coachella festival in Indio CA, which will be the first live Gorillaz experience in the States since the Demon Days Live sold out five-night run at Harlem’s Apollo Theater.

For further developments in the ongoing Gorillaz story, check back daily at http://gorillaz.com/

MARCH 9 LATE SHOW WITH DAVID  LETTERMAN APPEARANCE CONFIRMED
MARCH 11 LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON  ALSO CONFIRMED
Live Shows On Sale Now in New York, Los Angeles,  Austin
NPR Music First Listen and MySpace Listening Previews Commence  March 1

“The year’s coolest left field pop disc (4  stars)”–Rolling Stone

James Mercer and Brian Burton a/k/a  Danger Mouse release the self-titled first album by their new band Broken  Bells on Columbia Records March 9, 2010. The band will make its first ever  television appearance that same day on The Late Show with David Letterman.

The record’s release will be previewed by full length streaming  previews NPR.org/music and Myspace.com beginning March 1, marking the first time the two  sites have shared such a debut event.

In addition to standard CD, LP and digital versions, Broken Bells will also be released in a limited edition one-of-a-kind music box configuration available at finer music retailers. The record will also be available at Starbucks locations.

Broken Bells’ release week  will continue apace with another TV appearance and two special intimate live performances: The band will make its New York live debut March 10 at Brooklyn’s  Music Hall of Williamsburg,  followed by a March 11 appearance on Late Night with Jimmy  Fallon, and a March 14 one-off at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. The  following week the band will play NPR’s SXSW opening night gala at Stubbs  in Austin TX alongside Spoon, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, The  Walkmen and more.

Broken Bells’ release has been preceded  by overwhelmingly positive critical response, with Rolling Stone awarding  the album a 4-star lead review and and previously running a Hot List lead  on the single “The High Road,” while Wired called it “crazy good stuff,”  Laist.com remarked of the band’s recent live debut “Try to imagine what  (Broken Bells) might sound like and your expectations would be met and  likely exceeded.”

Broken Bells features Mercer on vocals,  guitars and bass while Burton plays organ, drums, piano, synths and bass.  The pair play all the instruments on the album with the exception of a  full string section arranged by Daniele Luppi. Broken Bells was  recorded by Todd Monfalcone and Kennie Takahashi at Mondo Studio in Los  Angeles and produced by Danger Mouse.

Each a long-time fan of the other’s  work, Burton and Mercer first met face-to-face backstage at the 2004  Roskilde Festival in Copenhagen. The pair immediately hit it off and kept  in touch over the prevailing half decade and in May 2008 seized the  opportunity to finally collaborate on original music together. Broken  Bells was pared down from more than 20 pieces of new music written and  recorded to the 10 songs that coalesced together the most seamlessly.

Mercer and Burton will continue to work as a band in the  future.

For more information, please contact Laura Eldeiry at nasty  little man e: laura@nastylittleman.com

For online inquiries, please  contact Arbell Camron at Sony Music e:  arbell.camron@sonymusic.com

THOM YORKE
???? BAND RENAMED ATOMS FOR PEACE
PRE-COACHELLA DATES CONFIRMED IN NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO, OAKLAND, SANTA BARBARA

Thom Yorke announced today at http://www.radiohead.com/deadairspace/ that his band Atoms For Peace (previously billed as ????) will play a series of eight U.S. shows leading up to its April 18 appearance at the Coachella festival in Indio CA.

The Atoms For Peacelead4sure exam lineup remains the same as when the band performed three shows in Los Angeles last October: Yorke, Flea, Mauro Refosco, Joey Waronker and Nigel Godrich. See below for full itinerary and check http://www.waste.uk.com/ for on sale CCNP 642-902 exam details.

Thom Yorke/Atoms For Peace
(Flying Lotus Supports New York Through Oakland)

April 5 & 6 New York Roseland Ballroom
April 8 Boston Citi Wang Theatre
April 10 & 11 Chicago  Aragon Ballroom
April 14 & 15 Oakland Fox Theatre
April 17 Santa Barbara Bowl
April 18 Coachella

PAUL MCCARTNEY
UP AND COMING TOUR

MORE SHOWS ADDED TO PAUL MCCARTNEY’S FORTHCOMING TOUR

SUN LIFE STADIUM, MIAMI – 3RD APRIL 2010
COLISEO DE PUERTO RICO, PUERTO RICO – 5TH APRIL 2010

SECOND SHOW ADDED AT HOLLYWOOD BOWL BY POPULAR DEMAND

Hot-off-the-heels of announcing the first two concerts of Paul McCartney’s forthcoming ‘Up and Coming Tour’ (Glendale AZ on 28th March and Hollywood CA on 30th March), the rumour mill has gone into overdrive predicting where Macca and his band will turn up next.

The speculation ends today with the announcement of two shows that are set to be his hottest of the year.  The first is at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami on the 3rd of April; the only Florida appearance of the tour, the April 3 gig is also Paul’s first show in Miami since he launched his massive 2005 ‘US Tour’ at Miami’s American Airlines Arena five years ago.  On April 5th Paul will play his first ever show in Puerto Rico.

In addition, unprecedented response to the presale for Paul’s March 30 return to the Hollywood Bowl has necessitated the addition of a second show on March 31. Both shows will go on sale to the general public this Sunday, February 28.

These new dates are in keeping with Paul’s huge headline making concerts over the last few years, where the world’s biggest rock star has played to millions of people across the globe. These concerts have taken Paul to places he’s never been before, unique settings, venues and locations, and these new dates are no exception.

The Arizona and California dates will be Paul’s first US shows since his five – week Summer Live ’09 tour last year, which was prefaced by a triumphant sold out headline set at the 2009 Coachella festival and a surprise performance for the Late Show with David Letterman on the marquee of the Ed Sullivan Theater (inside which The Beatles made TV history decades ago) that drew throngs packing Broadway from Columbus Circle to Times Square. The ‘Summer Live ’09’ tour began in earnest with an already legendary inaugural run of shows at New York’s Citi Field Stadium, the site of the former Shea Stadium where The Beatles played the 1965 concert that set the precedent for the modern day stadium rock show. Critics hailed the Citi Field performances, seen by over 100,000 people, as the concert experience of a lifetime. Those performances were immortalized on last year’s RIAA gold – certified multi – disc CD/DVD Good Evening New York City.

The new tour will feature a typically diverse set list, drawing on two hours plus worth of selections spanning the catalogues of The Beatles, Wings and Paul’s solo career – including tracks from The Fireman’s 2008 album ‘Electric Arguments’. There will be some never-before-played-on-US-soil songs added to the set list, as well as the US live premiere of ‘(I Want To) Come Home’, Paul’s Golden Globe nominated track from the Robert De Niro movie ‘Everybody’s Fine’.

More live shows to be announced soon. Keep checking http://www.paulmccartney.com

To purchase tickets, go to Ticketmaster.com or call 800-745-3000.

Up and Coming Tour

Dates so far:

Sunday 28th March – Jobing.com Arena, Glendale AZ
Tuesday 30th March – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles CA
Wednesday 31st March – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles CA
Saturday 3rd April – Sun Life Stadium, MiamiFL
Monday 5th April – Coliseo De Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 23, 2010

Upcoming New York, Philadelphia and Chicago Shows and More SOLD OUT

Limited Edition Alkaline Trio-Designed Hurley Line Available Online Now, In Stores March 1

This Addiction, Alkaline Trio’s seventh album and first through its new Heart & Skull label venture with Epitaph, is out today. The record’s release has been preceded by the release of its title track as first single, which the band will perform March 10 on The Late Show with David Letterman.

Currently in the midst of a tour that has already sold out stops in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Philadelphia and a pair of homecoming shows in its native Chicago among others, the members of Alkaline Trio have somehow found the time to design a limited edition line for the Hurley clothing company. The very limited collaborative Hurley Alkaline Trio is now available online at https://shop.hurley.com/department/alkaline-trio-10092.cfm and will debut at retail March 1.

Alkaline Trio first emerged from Chicago in 1996 and has since released the full length studio albums Goddamnit, Maybe I’ll Catch Fire, From Here To Infirmary, Good Mourning, Crimson and last year’s Agony & Irony, which was the highest charting record of the band’s career to date. The band is comprised of guitarist/vocalist Matt Skiba, bassist/vocalist Dan Andriano and drummer Derek Grant, all of whom are partners in the Heart & Skull label.

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For More Information:
www.alkalinetrio.com
www.myspace.com/alkalinetrio
www.epitaph.com

ALKALINE TRIO ON TOUR:

02/23/10 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory
02/24/10 – Salt Lake City, UT – In The Venue
02/25/10 – Englewood, CO – The Gothic Theater SOLD OUT
02/26/10 – Lawrence, KS – Granada
02/27/10 – Chicago, IL – The Metro SOLD OUT
02/28/10 – Chicago, IL – The Metro SOLD OUT
03/02/10 – Royal Oak, MI – Royal Oak Music Theater
03/03/10 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall
03/04/10 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
03/05/10 – Pittsburgh, PA – Club Zoo
03/06/10 – Toronto, CAN – The Phoenix Concert Theater
03/08/10 – Clifton Park, NY – Northern Lights
03/09/10 – Hartford, CT – The Webster Theater
03/11/10 – Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero SOLD OUT
03/12/10 – New York, NY – Nokia Theatre Times Square SOLD OUT
03/13/10 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
03/14/10 – Providence, RI – Lupos Heartbreak Hotel
03/16/10 – Towson, MD – Rocher Theatre
03/17/10 – Charlotte, NC – Amos’ Southend
03/18/10 – Charleston, SC – Music Farm
03/19/10 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
03/20/10 – Jacksonville Beach, FL – Freebird Live
03/22/10 – Orlando, FL – House of Blues
03/23/10 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution
03/25/20 – New Orleans, LA – House of Blues
03/26/10 – Houston, TX – Warehouse Live
03/27/10 – Dallas, TX – The Palladium Ballroom
03/28/10 – Austin, TX – Emo’s
03/30/10 – Tempe, AZ – The Marquee Theater
04/01/10 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues
04/02/10 – West Hollywood, CA – House of Blues
04/03/10 – Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues

Paul McCartney has announced the first two dates of his forthcoming, extensive ‘Up and Coming’ 2010 tour.  In keeping with his headline-making special concerts over the last few years, the tour will see the iconic star and his band play unique venues, places and locations; new cities he’s never played and familiar markets he’s not visited for a while.

Paul’s first live concert of 2010 will take place in Glendale, Arizona at the Jobing.com Arena on Sunday 28th March.  This will be Paul’s first appearance in Arizona since 2005’s mega ‘US Tour’ which saw Paul rock out across America, performing 37 sell-out magical performances.

Straight off the back of the Arizona date, Paul will return to the legendary Hollywood Bowl for the first time since 1993.  Paul first appeared at the Bowl with The Beatles 46 years ago in August 1964 and then again a year later in August 1965.   These shows were recorded for a live album (The Beatles At Hollywood Bowl) that was not released until May 1977.  As with all The Beatles live shows, the technological limitations of the day found the band overpowered by the screams of female fans. Decades later the crowds are just as loud but superior technology now allows Paul to overpower the screams, and overpower them he does! Macca’s live shows have reached a new legendary status in recent years, garnering unprecedented reviews from fans and critics alike wherever he goes.

These will be Paul’s first US shows since his five-week ‘Summer Live ’09’ tour last year, which was prefaced by a triumphant sold out headline set at the 2009 Coachella festival and a surprise performance for CBS’ Late Show with David Letterman on the marquee of the Ed Sullivan Theater (inside which The Beatles made TV history decades ago) that drew throngs packing Broadway from Columbus Circle to Times Square.  The ‘Summer Live ’09’ tour began in earnest with an already legendary inaugural run of shows at New York’s Citi Field Stadium, the site of the former Shea Stadium where The Beatles played the 1965 concert that set the precedent for the modern day stadium rock show.  Critics hailed the Citi Field performances, seen by over 100,000 people, as the concert experience of a lifetime.  Those performances were immortalized on last year’s RIAA gold-certified multi-disc CD/DVD ‘Good Evening New York City’.

The new show will feature a typically diverse set list drawing on 2 hours plus worth of selections spanning the catalogues of The Beatles, Wings and Paul’s solo career, including tracks from The Fireman’s 2008 album ‘Electric Arguments’.   There will be some never-before-played-on-US-soil songs added to the set list as well as the US live premiere of ‘(I Want To) Come Home’, Paul’s Golden Globe nominated track from the Robert De Niro movie ‘Everybody’s Fine’.

Paul finished 2009 on a high when he brought his ‘Good Evening Europe’ tour to a close on the 22nd of December with his only UK show at London’s O2 Arena.   Reviews for the show were phenomenal and prove that Paul McCartney is a live experience that no-one should miss.   “The man is living history and the way he continues to bring new energy to his past is incredible,’ reported the UK’s largest Sunday paper, News Of The World.  The Telegraph exclaimed, “Paul McCartney used his only UK concert of 2009 as a showcase for an epic display of back-to-back basics music-making.  Armed only with his four-piece band and the greatest collection of hits in pop history, he traveled back and forth across the decades like the Dr Who of rock and roll.  Whatever elixir the 67-year-old Macca is running on remains a mystery, but he seems to get a huge charge from performing to an audience, especially one that is bombarding him with waves of adoration.”

More live shows to be announced soon.  Keep checking www.paulmccartney.com

Second Album From Foo Fighters’ Drummer and Friends
Out April 20 On Shanabelle/RCA

A year in the making, the second effort from Foo  Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins and his Coattail Riders, Red Light Fever, is now scheduled for an April 20 release on Shanabelle/RCA Records.

Hawkins began demoing tracks on his own when an early 2009 break from the Foo Fighters’ grueling touring schedule finally freed up the time. According to  Hawkins, who of course provides drums and vocals on all tracks among other  additional instrumentation, “About halfway through, I just said f**k it, I don’t care if the record ends up sounding like me having sex with my record  collection. I’m just going to have fun with it.”

The record soon went from a home recording project like the Coattail Riders’ 2006 debut (which was  recorded in Foo Fighters touring percussionist Drew Hester’s living room) to  full on sessions at the Foo Fighters’ state of the art 606 studio complex. Hawkins was joined by returning Coattail Riders Chris Chaney (bass) and Gannin Arnold (guitar) and, for the first time in the studio, touring Coattails  guitarist Nate Wood. As the record’s dozen songs were fleshed out, so too was  its stellar supporting cast, which would eventually come to include Elliot Easton of the Cars, Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen, and last but by no  means least, Hawkins’ bandmate Dave Grohl.

Red Light Fever could be considered a labor of love – if the sheer joy exuded in every note, influence  and nuance of every song didn’t make the entire affair seem so effortless. Hawkins’ increasingly accomplished vocals and world renowned drumming skills  recall and pay tribute to Hawkins’ vast spectrum of classic rock heroes – from the vintage 70s glam stomp of “Way Down,” the hard rock rave up “Not Bad  Luck,” a nod to Beatlesque balladry in the form of “Hell To Pay,” and many more. Virtually every track evokes memories of the respective heydays of the Chinn-Chapman hit factory, The Move, Sweet, and even a little 10cc for good  measure – all imbued with Hawkins’ unmistakable musical personality.

“The Broken” from the Forthcoming  Year of the Black Rainbow Now Streaming at  www.coheedandcambria.com

Pre-release Club Dates in Syracuse NY,  Burlington VT, Portland ME, Hartford CT, Scranton PA and Brooklyn NY SOLD  OUT

Coheed and Cambria will embark on its first North American  headline tour since fall 2007 beginning April 22, nine days following the  April 13 release of its fifth studio album, Year of the Black Rainbow  (Columbia). The five-week track marks Coheed and Cambria’s return to  headlining its own shows following a two-year-plus period that has seen them  invited to play along with070-411 the likes of John Paul Jones, Johnny Winter and  others at Warren Haynes’ 2008 Christmas Jam, embarking on a pair of arena  tours in support of Slipknot and Heaven & Hell, respectively, and  appearing at festivals ranging from Austin City Limits to Lollapalooza to an  upcoming Coachella set.

Support for the upcoming tour will be Circa  Survive and Torche. Tickets go on sale Saturday, February  20th.

The band recently made available a first taste of Year of the Black Rainbow by streaming the new song “The Broken” at  www.coheedandcambria.com. The song is also available for purchase on iTunes,  where it climbed to #5 on the Alternative Chart within hours of its release.

Produced by Atticus Ross (Nine Inch Nails, Jane’s Addiction) and Joe  Baressi (Queens of the Stone Age, Tool), Year of the Black Rainbow is  the eagerly awaited prequel to-and likely the final
70-410 installment of–the Amory  Wars tetralogy chronicled on Coheed and Cambria’s four previous inter-related  concept albums–The Second Stage Turbine Blade (2002); In Keeping Secrets of  Silent Earth: 3 (2003); Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV, Volume One: From  Fear Through the Eyes of Madness (2005) and Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV,  Volume Two: No World for Tomorrow (2007). The deluxe edition of the record,  currently available for pre-order at www.coheedandcambria.com will include a  352-page Year of the Black Rainbow novel, penned by the band’s Claudio  Sanchez and New York Times Bestselling author Peter David, as well as a  “Making of” DVD featuring studio and interview footage and a Coheed and  Cambria “Black Card,”providing fans early entrance to shows, discounts on band  merchandise and exclusive downloads and offers.

Year Of The Black  Rainbow’s release will be preceded by a series of eight intimate club gigs  on the northeastern U.S., six of which are now sold out.

Tour  dates

Mar
W/Earl Greyhound
23  Rochester, NY – Harro East Theatre &  Ballroom
24   Syracuse, NY – The Westcott  Theater (SOLD OUT)
25  Clifton Park , NY – Northern Lights
26  South Burlington, VT – Higher Ground  Ballroom (SOLD OUT)
28   Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall (SOLD  OUT)
29  Hartford, CT – Webster  Theater (SOLD  OUT)
30  Scranton, PA – Hardware  Bar (formerly Tinks) (SOLD OUT)
31  Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg (SOLD  OUT)

Apr
17 Indio, CA  – Coachella Valley Arts and Music  Festival

With Circa Survive, Torche
22 Charlotte, NC – The  Fillmore
23 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle
24 Lake Buena Vista, FL – House of  Blues
25 Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution
27 Houston, TX – Warehouse  Live
28 Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Outdoor
29 Dallas, TX  –  Palladium Ballroom
30 Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom
May
01  Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom
03 Tempe, AZ  – Marquee  Theatre
04 Pomona, CA – Fox Theatre
05 San Francisco, CA – The Warfield  Theatre
07 Portland, OR –  Roseland Theater
08 Seattle, WA –  Showbox SoDo
10 Salt Lake City, UT – Murray Theater
11 Denver, CO –   Ogden Theatre
13 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
14 Chicago, IL –   Congress Theater
15 Royal Oak, MI – Royal Oak Music Theatre
17  Boston, MA –  House Of Blues
18 Montreal, QC – Metropolis
19  Toronto, ON – Sound Academy
22 Philadelphia, PA – Electric Factory
23  Columbus, OH – Rock on the Range Festival*
26 New York, NY – Rumsey  Playfield, Central Park
27 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
27 Washington, DC  – 9:30 Club

*no Circa Survive, Torche

Fresh off their U.S. network television debut February 6 on Saturday Night Live, Them Crooked Vultures will appear on a very special edition of Austin City Limits airing February 13 on PBS stations.

Them Crooked Vultures’ set, filmed in September 2009, will be the sole performance on the February 13 episode.Them Crooked Vultures will play two more east coast shows prior to the ACL airdate: February 10 at the Fillmore in Charlotte NC and February 11 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta.

For further information, sign up at themcrookedvultures.com and/or check local listings for PBS air times in your area.

Additional U.S. Shows Sell Out
Australian Tour Dates Confirmed

(Friday, February 5) The video for “Written In Reverse,” the first single from Spoon’s recently released seventh album Transference, will be premiered today  at Pitchfork.com. The video, directed by Danny Clinch (photographer extraordinaire whose directorial credits include Tom Waits’ “Lie To Me,” Bruce Springsteen’s Devils & Dust DVD and Foo Fighters’ Skin + Bones), documents an actual live performance of the song recorded expressly for the video, expertly rendered in stark black and white.

Tickets recently went on sale for Spoon’s 2010 North American tour, which commences with a March 17 headlining appearance at Stubbs in Austin kicking off the annual South by Southwest conference. The tour’s March 27 show at Boston’s House of Blues and the first of two Minneapolis shows, April 2 at First Avenue, have just sold out, joining a pair of advance sell-outs March 22 and 23 at Washington DC’s 9:30 Club.

Spoon has also announced a run of Australian dates following the conclusion of the current run April 17 at the Coachella festival. The Australian tour kicks off April 30 in Melbourne.

SPOON ON TOUR 2010

14-Feb  Glasgow UK – King Tuts
15-Feb  Manchester UK – Academy 3
16-Feb  London UK – Electric Ballroom * SOLD OUT
18-Feb  Amsterdam NL – Paradiso
19-Feb  Cologne GER – Luxor
20-Feb  Berlin GER – Frannz Club * SOLD OUT

17-Mar Stubbs – Austin, TX
18-Mar Republic – New Orleans, LA
19-Mar Workplay Soundstage – Birmingham, AL
20-Mar Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA
22-Mar 9:30 Club – Washington, DC * SOLD OUT
23-Mar 9:30 Club – Washington, DC * SOLD OUT
24-Mar The National – Richmond, VA
26-Mar Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY
27-Mar House of Blues – Boston, MA, USA * SOLD OUT
29-Mar Sound Academy – Toronto, ON
30-Mar Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal – Oak, MI
1-Apr Aragon Ballroom – Chicago, IL
2-Apr First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN * SOLD OUT
3-Apr First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN
5-Apr Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO
6-Apr Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO
7-Apr In the Venue – Salt Lake City, UT
9-Apr Moore Theatre – Seattle, WA
10-Apr Moore Theatre – Seattle, WA
11-Apr Orpheum Theatre – Vancouver, BC
13-Apr Fox Theater – Oakland, CA
18-Apr Indio, CA – Coachella

30-April Melbourne – Billboard
1-May Bendigo – Groovin’ The Moo
2-May Townsville – Groovin’ The Moo
3-May Brisbane – The HiFi
6-May Coolangatta – The Cooly Hotel
7-May Sydney – The Forum
8-May Maitland – Groovin’ The Moo
9-May Canberra – Groovin’ The Moo
13-May Adelaide – Fowlers
14-May Perth – The Astor
15-May Bunbury – Groovin’ The Moo

*White Rabbits support on all UK/Euro dates
*Deerhunter direct support on all North American dates
*New Orleans – Royal Oak w/ The Strange Boys
*Chicago – Oakland w/ Micachu & the Shapes