The novelist Thomas Wolfe coined the famous adage "you can't go home again." The members of Arcade Fire know this, because they tried. But when memories of youth stem from suburbs constructed for convenience, not permanence, those childhood memories become that much harder to trace.
Montreal's Arcade Fire explored the theme of neighborhoods on their 2004 breakthrough album Funeral (chosen by Rolling Stone as the #1 album of the '00s). In 2009, during a year off after a world tour for 2007's Neon Bible, frontman Win Butler received an email from an old friend he grew up with in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. "He sent us a picture of him with his daughter on his shoulders at the mall around the corner from where we lived," says Win, "and the combination of seeing this familiar place and seeing my friend with his child brought back a lot of feeling from that time. I found myself trying to remember the town that we grew up in and trying to retrace as much as I could remember."
At the same time, other band members of a similarly suburban origin across Canada had revisited their childhood environs and, in some cases, found there was not much left: buildings were boarded up, if they still existed at all; new roads and rivers had magically appeared, altering the landscape that now only existed in faded photographs. When they reconvened, the first song they wrote was The Suburbs' title track.
"We started working on the song, and once that started to sound like music, it felt like we were making an album," says Win. As the songs of The Suburbs started to take shape, a cohesive group of songs emerged, drawing on themes of loss and renewal, of drawing inspiration from scarcity, of generations past and future, of responsibility and maturity, of hoping that something pure can last.
These aren't unusual themes for the band - some of these songs would fit in easily on their debut 2003 EP, Us Kids Know. But if Funeral was driven by youthful exuberance and Neon Bible absorbed the weight of the world, The Suburbs, like its namesake, revels in open space, reflections on long drives, and contemplating possibilities. There is more breadth and beauty than on any previous Arcade Fire recording, featuring sparse pop ("Modern Man"), icy new wave epics ("No Celebration"), anthemic punk ("Month of May"), and lush balladry ("Suburban War"). Yet, they still sound hungry on hard-driving tracks like "Empty Room" and "Ready to Start," and with lyrics decrying wasted time, arms folded tight, and cities with no children.
The seven-piece band still believes that it takes a village to perform a song, but there is plenty of room to breathe on any given track; tiny details are doled out bit by bit. That attention to detail, that refusal to accept easy answers, embodies much of what the Arcade Fire does. This fiercely independent band has faced pressure from every corner of the music industry but carved out something beyond the grasps of the major-label system with great success, a combination of Internet word-of-mouth and old-fashioned live show impressions.
"We were lucky to be left to our own devices," says Win. "That afforded us a lot of control over our own destiny, which a lot of bands that are my heroes either never got or only got late in their careers. We've felt fortunate because - what else do you want? We're making records the way we want, and it's a great position to be in."
~Michael Barclay, July 2010
www.arcadefire.com
Montreal's Arcade Fire explored the theme of neighborhoods on their 2004 breakthrough album Funeral (chosen by Rolling Stone as the #1 album of the '00s). In 2009, during a year off after a world tour for 2007's Neon Bible, frontman Win Butler received an email from an old friend he grew up with in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. "He sent us a picture of him with his daughter on his shoulders at the mall around the corner from where we lived," says Win, "and the combination of seeing this familiar place and seeing my friend with his child brought back a lot of feeling from that time. I found myself trying to remember the town that we grew up in and trying to retrace as much as I could remember."
At the same time, other band members of a similarly suburban origin across Canada had revisited their childhood environs and, in some cases, found there was not much left: buildings were boarded up, if they still existed at all; new roads and rivers had magically appeared, altering the landscape that now only existed in faded photographs. When they reconvened, the first song they wrote was The Suburbs' title track.
"We started working on the song, and once that started to sound like music, it felt like we were making an album," says Win. As the songs of The Suburbs started to take shape, a cohesive group of songs emerged, drawing on themes of loss and renewal, of drawing inspiration from scarcity, of generations past and future, of responsibility and maturity, of hoping that something pure can last.
These aren't unusual themes for the band - some of these songs would fit in easily on their debut 2003 EP, Us Kids Know. But if Funeral was driven by youthful exuberance and Neon Bible absorbed the weight of the world, The Suburbs, like its namesake, revels in open space, reflections on long drives, and contemplating possibilities. There is more breadth and beauty than on any previous Arcade Fire recording, featuring sparse pop ("Modern Man"), icy new wave epics ("No Celebration"), anthemic punk ("Month of May"), and lush balladry ("Suburban War"). Yet, they still sound hungry on hard-driving tracks like "Empty Room" and "Ready to Start," and with lyrics decrying wasted time, arms folded tight, and cities with no children.
The seven-piece band still believes that it takes a village to perform a song, but there is plenty of room to breathe on any given track; tiny details are doled out bit by bit. That attention to detail, that refusal to accept easy answers, embodies much of what the Arcade Fire does. This fiercely independent band has faced pressure from every corner of the music industry but carved out something beyond the grasps of the major-label system with great success, a combination of Internet word-of-mouth and old-fashioned live show impressions.
"We were lucky to be left to our own devices," says Win. "That afforded us a lot of control over our own destiny, which a lot of bands that are my heroes either never got or only got late in their careers. We've felt fortunate because - what else do you want? We're making records the way we want, and it's a great position to be in."
~Michael Barclay, July 2010
www.arcadefire.com
08/30/10
Today, Arcade Fire launched “The Wilderness Downtown,” an interactive film featuring “We Used to Wait” from their new album, The Suburbs.
Taking its name from a lyric from the aforementioned song–“so when the lights cut out, I was lost, standing in the wilderness downtown”–“The Wilderness Downtown” exemplifies the Google “Chrome Experience” and HTML5 technology, cueing the opening of multiple browser windows, visually incorporating viewers’ childhood addresses (if they are available via Google Street View), allowing the viewers to write and share messages to their younger selves and more.
“The Wilderness Downtown,” an interactive film by Chris Milk featuring “We Used To Wait” from Arcade Fire’s new album The Suburbs can be experienced now at http://thewildernessdowntown.com/. Order The Suburbs on CD, dbl-LP, and digital download now in the Merge store.
Back in the physical world, Arcade Fire’s October 7 and 8 shows at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium have sold out completely, with all of the approximately 12,000 tickets going within hours of on sale. Popular demand has also necessitated the adding of a second show at the Greek Theater in Berkeley CA, where the band will now perform October 2 and 3.
ARCADE FIRE ON TOUR FALL 2010:
9/22 St. Paul, MN Roy Wilkins Arena
9/23 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre
9/25 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre
9/26 Calgary, AB Stampede Corral * SOLD OUT
9/28 Vancouver, BC Pacific Coliseum * SOLD OUT
9/29 Seattle, WA Key Arena
9/30 Portland, OR Memorial Coliseum
10/2 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre * SOLD OUT
10/3 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre
10/5 Big Sur, CA Henry Miller Library * SOLD OUT
10/7 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium * SOLD OUT
10/8 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium * SOLD OUT
10/10 Mexico City (MX) Palacio de los Deportes
10/12 Monterrey (MX) Banamex Theater
Taking its name from a lyric from the aforementioned song–“so when the lights cut out, I was lost, standing in the wilderness downtown”–“The Wilderness Downtown” exemplifies the Google “Chrome Experience” and HTML5 technology, cueing the opening of multiple browser windows, visually incorporating viewers’ childhood addresses (if they are available via Google Street View), allowing the viewers to write and share messages to their younger selves and more.
“The Wilderness Downtown,” an interactive film by Chris Milk featuring “We Used To Wait” from Arcade Fire’s new album The Suburbs can be experienced now at http://thewildernessdowntown.com/. Order The Suburbs on CD, dbl-LP, and digital download now in the Merge store.
Back in the physical world, Arcade Fire’s October 7 and 8 shows at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium have sold out completely, with all of the approximately 12,000 tickets going within hours of on sale. Popular demand has also necessitated the adding of a second show at the Greek Theater in Berkeley CA, where the band will now perform October 2 and 3.
ARCADE FIRE ON TOUR FALL 2010:
9/22 St. Paul, MN Roy Wilkins Arena
9/23 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre
9/25 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre
9/26 Calgary, AB Stampede Corral * SOLD OUT
9/28 Vancouver, BC Pacific Coliseum * SOLD OUT
9/29 Seattle, WA Key Arena
9/30 Portland, OR Memorial Coliseum
10/2 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre * SOLD OUT
10/3 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre
10/5 Big Sur, CA Henry Miller Library * SOLD OUT
10/7 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium * SOLD OUT
10/8 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium * SOLD OUT
10/10 Mexico City (MX) Palacio de los Deportes
10/12 Monterrey (MX) Banamex Theater
08/13/10
In the wake of The Suburbs’ #1 chart debut, Arcade Fire has confirmed another leg of dates stretching from Minnesota to Mexico.
The next installation of North American dates will begin September 22 at the Roy Wilkins Arena in St. Paul MN, swinging through western Canada, the pacific northwestern U.S., and California before concluding October 12 at Monterrey, Mexico’s Banamex Theater.
The September-October shows will follow a current run of dates including a recent two-night stand at New York’s Madison Square Garden, a headline set at Lollapalooza and an upcoming August 14 headline at Toronto’s Olympic Island. Following that and prior to the band’s return to North America, Arcade Fire will make a select number of UK and European appearances, including headline stands at the Reading and Leeds festivals in the UK.
Arcade Fire on tour:
8/14 Toronto, ON – Olympic Island
8/27 Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival
8/28 Reading, UK – Reading Festival
8/29 Saint Cloud, France – Rock En Seine
9/2 Bologna, Italy – I-Day Festival
9/22 St. Paul, MN Roy Wilkins Arena
9/23 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre
9/25 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre
9/26 Calgary, AB Stampede Corral
9/28 Vancouver, BC Pacific Coliseum
9/29 Seattle, WA Key Arena
9/30 Portland, OR Memorial Coliseum
10/2 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre
10/5 Big Sur, CA Henry Miller Library
10/7 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium
10/8 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium
10/10 Mexico City (MX) Palacio de los Deportes
10/12 Monterrey (MX) Banamex Theater
The next installation of North American dates will begin September 22 at the Roy Wilkins Arena in St. Paul MN, swinging through western Canada, the pacific northwestern U.S., and California before concluding October 12 at Monterrey, Mexico’s Banamex Theater.
The September-October shows will follow a current run of dates including a recent two-night stand at New York’s Madison Square Garden, a headline set at Lollapalooza and an upcoming August 14 headline at Toronto’s Olympic Island. Following that and prior to the band’s return to North America, Arcade Fire will make a select number of UK and European appearances, including headline stands at the Reading and Leeds festivals in the UK.
Arcade Fire on tour:
8/14 Toronto, ON – Olympic Island
8/27 Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival
8/28 Reading, UK – Reading Festival
8/29 Saint Cloud, France – Rock En Seine
9/2 Bologna, Italy – I-Day Festival
9/22 St. Paul, MN Roy Wilkins Arena
9/23 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre
9/25 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre
9/26 Calgary, AB Stampede Corral
9/28 Vancouver, BC Pacific Coliseum
9/29 Seattle, WA Key Arena
9/30 Portland, OR Memorial Coliseum
10/2 Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre
10/5 Big Sur, CA Henry Miller Library
10/7 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium
10/8 Los Angeles, CA Shrine Auditorium
10/10 Mexico City (MX) Palacio de los Deportes
10/12 Monterrey (MX) Banamex Theater
08/12/10
Arcade Fire will appear on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart tonight. They’ll perform “Ready to Start” from their new album The Suburbs which is currently the # 1 record in the country!
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart airs on Comedy Central at 11 PM EDT / 10 PM CST. Check your local listings for channel information and set your DVRs.
The Suburbs is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download (with special digital artwork) in the Merge store. And you should also check out this one-day special happening through twitter @earlybird!
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart airs on Comedy Central at 11 PM EDT / 10 PM CST. Check your local listings for channel information and set your DVRs.
The Suburbs is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download (with special digital artwork) in the Merge store. And you should also check out this one-day special happening through twitter @earlybird!
08/02/10
Beginning tonight, some of our favorite independent record stores are celebrating the release of Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs with midnight sales, listening parties & special giveaways. Visit the stores listed below to learn more about their individual plans to celebrate the release of The Suburbs & how you can win special prizes from Arcade Fire and Merge Records.
Check out the list below to find the participating store closest to you:
Amoeba – LA & SF, CA
Bull Moose – Maine
Cactus Music – Houston, TX
Criminal Records – Atlanta, GA
Dearborn Music – Dearborn, MI
Disc Exchange – Knoxville, TN
Ear X-Tacy – Louisville, KY
Earshot – Greenville, SC
Easy Street – Seattle, WA
The Electric Fetus – Minneapolis, MN
Fingerprints – Long Beach CA
Galaxy – Hamilton, OH
Good Records – Dallas, TX
Graywhale – Salt Lake City, Utah
Grimey’s – Nashville TN
Love Garden – Lawrence, KS
Magnolia Thunderpussy – Columbus, OH
Main Street Music – Manayunk, PA
Monster – Charleston, SC
Music Millennium – Portland, OR
Music Saves – Cleveland, OH
Newbury Comics – Boston, MA
Other Music – New York, NY
Park Ave – Orlando, GA
The Record Exchange – Boise, ID
Repo – Philadelphia, PA
Rhino/Mad Platter – Claremont CA
Schoolkids – Raleigh, NC
Sonic Boom – Seattle, WA
Sound Fix – Brooklyn, NY
Sound Garden – Baltimore MD
Strictly Discs – Madison, WI
Twist & Shout – Denver, CO
Vintage Vinyl – St. Louis
Waterloo – Austin TX
Zia Records – Arizona & Las Vegas
Check out the list below to find the participating store closest to you:
Amoeba – LA & SF, CA
Bull Moose – Maine
Cactus Music – Houston, TX
Criminal Records – Atlanta, GA
Dearborn Music – Dearborn, MI
Disc Exchange – Knoxville, TN
Ear X-Tacy – Louisville, KY
Earshot – Greenville, SC
Easy Street – Seattle, WA
The Electric Fetus – Minneapolis, MN
Fingerprints – Long Beach CA
Galaxy – Hamilton, OH
Good Records – Dallas, TX
Graywhale – Salt Lake City, Utah
Grimey’s – Nashville TN
Love Garden – Lawrence, KS
Magnolia Thunderpussy – Columbus, OH
Main Street Music – Manayunk, PA
Monster – Charleston, SC
Music Millennium – Portland, OR
Music Saves – Cleveland, OH
Newbury Comics – Boston, MA
Other Music – New York, NY
Park Ave – Orlando, GA
The Record Exchange – Boise, ID
Repo – Philadelphia, PA
Rhino/Mad Platter – Claremont CA
Schoolkids – Raleigh, NC
Sonic Boom – Seattle, WA
Sound Fix – Brooklyn, NY
Sound Garden – Baltimore MD
Strictly Discs – Madison, WI
Twist & Shout – Denver, CO
Vintage Vinyl – St. Louis
Waterloo – Austin TX
Zia Records – Arizona & Las Vegas
| 09.02.2010 | Bologna, Italy | Arena Parco Nord | |
| 09.10.2010 | Mexico City, Mexico | Palacio de los Deportes | |
| 09.22.2010 | St. Paul, MN | Roy Wilkins Auditorium | |
| 09.23.2010 | Winnipeg, MB | MTS Centre | |
| 09.25.2010 | Saskatoon, | Credit Union Centre | |
| 09.26.2010 | Calgary, AB | Stampede Corral | |
| 09.28.2010 | Vancouver, BC | Pacific Coliseum | |
| 09.29.2010 | Seattle, WA | Seattle Center - Key Arena | |
| 09.30.2010 | Portland, OR | Portland Memorial Coliseum | |
| 10.02.2010 | Berkeley, CA | Greek Theatre Berkeley | |
| 10.03.2010 | Berkeley, CA | Greek Theatre Berkeley | |
| 10.05.2010 | Big Sur, CA | Henry Miller Library | |
| 10.07.2010 | Los Angeles, CA | Shrine Auditorium | |
| 10.08.2010 | Los Angeles, CA | Shrine Auditorium | |
| 10.12.2010 | Monterrey, Mexico | Banamex Theater | |
| 11.18.2010 | Lisbon, Portugal | Atlantica Pavilion | |
| 11.20.2010 | Madrid, Spain | Palacio de Deportes | |
| 11.21.2010 | Barcelona, Spain | Palau Sant Jordi | |
| 11.24.2010 | Marseille, France | Le Dome | |
| 11.26.2010 | Lyon, France | Halle Tony Garnier | |
| 11.28.2010 | Munich, Germany | Zenith | |
| 11.29.2010 | Dusseldorf, Germany | Philipshalle | |
| 12.01.2010 | London, United Kingdom | 02 Arena | |
| 12.08.2010 | Birmingham, United Kingdom | Birmingham LG Arena | |
| 12.09.2010 | Cardiff, United Kingdom | Cardiff International Arena | |
| 12.11.2010 | Manchester, United Kingdom | Manchester Central | |
| 12.12.2010 | Glasgow, United Kingdom | SECC |
Arcade Fire [cd/ep] [self released; reissued July 12, 2005 by Merge]
"Neighborhood" (the Arcade Fire) b/w "My Buddy" (the Alvino Rey Orchestra) [7"] June 20, 2004 [Merge]
Funeral [cd/lp] October 5, 2004 [Merge]
"Cold Wind" b/w "Brazil" [7"] - August 9, 2005 [Merge]
Neon Bible March 6, 2007 [Merge]
The Suburbs August 3, 2010 [Merge]
"Neighborhood" (the Arcade Fire) b/w "My Buddy" (the Alvino Rey Orchestra) [7"] June 20, 2004 [Merge]
Funeral [cd/lp] October 5, 2004 [Merge]
"Cold Wind" b/w "Brazil" [7"] - August 9, 2005 [Merge]
Neon Bible March 6, 2007 [Merge]
The Suburbs August 3, 2010 [Merge]
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Arcade Fire [+]
| September | ||
| 02 | Bologna | Arena Parco Nord |
| 10 | Mexico City | Palacio de los Deportes |
| 22 | St. Paul, MN | Roy Wilkins Auditorium |
| 23 | Winnipeg, MB | MTS Centre |
| 25 | Saskatoon | Credit Union Centre |
| [see all] | ||
Lou Barlow [+]
| September | ||
| 02 | Cambridge, MA | Middle East |
| 03 | Philadelphia, PA | Johnny Brenda's |
| 04 | Hoboken, NJ | Maxwell's |
Richard Buckner [+]
| September | ||
| 07 | Charlottesville, VA | The Southern |
| 08 | Asheville, NC | The Grey Eagle |
| 09 | Columbia, SC | Columbia Museum of Art |
| 10 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Music Festival |
| 11 | Charlotte, NC | Evening Muse |
| [see all] | ||
Caribou [+]
| September | ||
| 14 | Guelph, ON | Ebar |
| 15 | Ottawa, ON | Babylon |
| 16 | Montreal, QC | Le National |
| 17 | Toronto, ON | The Drake |
| 17 | Toronto, ON | Phoenix Theatre |
| [see all] | ||
The Clean [+]
| September | ||
| 28 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| 29 | Hoboken, NJ | Maxwell's |
| 30 | Chicago, IL | Bottom Lounge |
| October | ||
| 02 | Lawrence, KS | Granada Theater - SCION Festival |
| 04 | San Francisco, CA | The Independent |
| [see all] | ||
The Clientele [+]
| September | ||
| 06 | Seattle, WA | Bumbershoot |
| 07 | Portland, OR | Doug Fir |
| 09 | Oakland, CA | New Parish |
| 10 | San Francisco, CA | Independent |
| 11 | Los Angeles, CA | Echoplex |
| [see all] | ||
Fucked Up [+]
| September | ||
| 05 | Monticello, NY | All Tomorrow's Parties |
| 09 | Washington, DC | Rock n' Roll Hotel |
| 10 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Festival |
| 11 | Atlanta, GA | The Drunken Unicorn |
| 12 | Charlotte, NC | Amos Southend |
| [see all] | ||
Lambchop [+]
| November | ||
| 11 | Berlin | Admiralspalast - 20 Years of City Slang |
| 22 | Katowice | Ars Cameralis Festival |
| 24 | Zagreb | Kino SC |
| 25 | Munich | Amerikahaus |
| 27 | Copenhagen | DR Concert House |
| [see all] | ||
Let's Wrestle [+]
| September | ||
| 04 | Los Angeles, CA | FYF Fest |
| 05 | Santa Barbara, CA | Club Mercy Presents |
| 06 | San Francisco, CA | Great American Music Hall |
| 08 | Seattle, WA | Neumo's |
| 09 | Vancouver, BC | Rickshaw Theatre |
| [see all] | ||
The Love Language [+]
| September | ||
| 03 | Atlanta, GA | The Earl |
| 03 | Atlanta, GA | Criminal Records |
| 04 | Charlotte, NC | Visulite Theatre |
| 09 | Winston Salem, NC | Earshot Records |
| 09 | Winston Salem, NC | Krankies |
| [see all] | ||
Conor Oberst [+]
| September | ||
| 28 | Pioneertown, CA | Pappy & Harriets |
| 30 | Santa Barbara, CA | Soho in SB |
| October | ||
| 01 | Big Sur, CA | Fernwood |
| 02 | San Francisco, CA | Hardly Strictly Bluegrass |
Polvo [+]
| November | ||
| 05 | Baton Rouge, LA | Spanish Moon |
| 06 | Houston, TX | Fitzgerald's Downstairs |
| 07 | Austin, TX | Fun Fun Fun Fest at Waterloo |
Radar Bros. [+]
| September | ||
| 24 | Montreal, QC | Le National |
| 25 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| 27 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| 28 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| October | ||
| 01 | Philadelphia, PA | Trocadero Theatre |
| [see all] | ||
The Rosebuds [+]
| September | ||
| 10 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Festival |
Shark Quest [+]
| October | ||
| 09 | Carrboro, NC | Carrboro ArtsCenter |
She & Him [+]
| September | ||
| 05 | Los Angeles, CA | Paramount Studios |
| October | ||
| 17 | San Francisco, CA | Treasure Island |
| 22 | Portland, OR | Schnitzer Hall |
| 23 | Seattle, WA | City Arts Music Festival - 5th Avenue Theatre |
| 24 | Vancouver, BC | The Orpheum |
Spoon [+]
| September | ||
| 11 | Harrisburg, PA | The Forum |
| 12 | Clark, NJ | Oak Ridge Park |
| 13 | Brooklyn, NY | Music Hall of Williamsburg |
| 30 | Los Angeles, CA | Hollywood Palladium |
| October | ||
| 01 | San Diego, CA | Soma |
| [see all] | ||
Superchunk [+]
| September | ||
| 16 | Durham, NC | The Nasher Museum of Art |
| 17 | Washington | 9:30 Club |
| 18 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| 19 | Brooklyn, NY | Music Hall of Williamsburg |
| 21 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| [see all] | ||
Teenage Fanclub [+]
| September | ||
| 22 | Toronto, ON | The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern |
| 23 | Toronto, ON | The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern |
| 24 | Montreal, QC | Le National |
| 25 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| 27 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| [see all] | ||
Telekinesis [+]
| September | ||
| 02 | Chicago, IL | Lincoln Hall |
| 03 | Detroit, MI | Magic Stick |
| 04 | Toronto, ON | El Mocambo |
| 06 | Montreal, QC | Casa Del Popolo |
| 07 | Cambridge, MA | TT The Bear's |
| [see all] | ||
Versus [+]
| September | ||
| 21 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| 22 | Philadelphia, PA | Trocadero Theatre |
Wye Oak [+]
| September | ||
| 02 | Cambridge, MA | Middle East |
| 03 | Philadelphia, PA | Johnny Brenda's |
| 04 | Hoboken, NJ | Maxwell's |
| October | ||
| 04 | Lawrence, KS | Bottleneck |
| 05 | Columbia, MO | The Blue Note |
| [see all] | ||
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