Sparklehorse | 2006 Tour Dates

Sep 7 2006 8:00P 40 Watt Club Athens, GA
Sep 8 2006 8:00P The Mercy Lounge Nashville, TN
Sep 9 2006 8:00P The Grey Eagle Asheville, NC
Sep 13 2006 8:00P The Proletariat Houston, TX
Sep 15 2006 7:30P Austin City Limits Music Festival Austin, TX
Sep 16 2006 8:00P Emo's Austin, TX
Sep 19 2006 8:00P Bowery Ballroom New York, NY
Sep 26 2006 8:00P Waterfront Norwich
Sep 27 2006 8:00P Fleece Bristol
Sep 28 2006 8:00P Hammersmith Working Men's Club London
Sep 29 2006 8:00P Zodiac Oxford
Sep 30 2006 8:00P Fez Reading
Oct 1 2006 8:00P Wedgewood Rooms Southsea (Portsmouth)
Oct 3 2006 8:00P Rescue Rooms Nottingham
Oct 4 2006 8:00P Tuts Glasgow
Oct 5 2006 8:00P Moshulu Aberdeen
Oct 6 2006 8:00P Cockpit Leeds
Oct 8 2006 8:00P Leadmill Sheffield
Oct 9 2006 8:00P Old Market Brighton
Oct 10 2006 8:00P Newcastle Academy London
Oct 11 2006 8:00P Glee Club Birmingham
Oct 12 2006 8:00P Stanley Theatre Liverpool
Oct 14 2006 8:00P Whelans Dublin
Oct 16 2006 8:00P Roison Dubh Galway
Oct 17 2006 8:00P Empire Belfast
Oct 19 2006 8:00P Liquid Rooms Edinburgh
Oct 20 2006 8:00P Royal Northern College of Music Manchester,
Oct 21 2006 8:00P Sugarmill Stoke
Oct 22 2006 8:00P La Cigale Paris
Oct 23 2006 8:00P Melkweg Amsterdam
Oct 24 2006 8:00P AB Brussels
Oct 25 2006 8:00P Le Grand Mix Lille
Oct 26 2006 8:00P Queen Elizabeth Hall London
Oct 27 2006 8:00P Queen Elizabeth Hall London

"Sparklehorse, the alt.country/indie rock brainchild of singer/songwriter Mark Linkous, are set to release a guest-laden fourth album.

Dreamt For Light Years In The Belly Of A Mountain, the long-awaited follow-up to 2001's It's A Wonderful Life, is due out on September 25 via Astralwerks. Linkous wrote many of the record's songs at his farm in Bremo Bluff, Virginia and recorded them at his Static King Studio that he recently relocated to the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina. Drummer, multi-instrumentalist and frequent collaborator Scott Minor contributed once again.

The new release also features guest appearances by a bevy of stars, including Dangermouse, Tom Waits, The Flaming Lips' Steven Drodz and producer Dave Fridmann (Mercury Rev), who was a major contributor to It's A Wonderful Life." [Chart Attack]