Frank Black | More 2006 Tour Dates

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Frank Black | More 2006 Tour Dates

FRANK BLACK WITH SID AND BUDDY
Frank Black with Sid & Buddy

"Frank Black will take a new backing band on the road with him during his headlining tour this fall. Beginning Oct. 1 at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Ariz., Black will be flanked by guitarist Duane Jarvis, bassist Eric Drew Feldman and drummer Billy Block. The group is expected to perform material from the Pixies, the Catholics and Black's two recent studio albums for Back Porch/EMI." [Billboard]

Both August 19th Frank Black shows @ Southpaw are sold out. Sid and Buddy host karaoke in NYC. Frank Black's next Brooklyn date is October 20 @ Warsaw. On October 23rd he plays Irving Plaza. All dates below...

FRANK BLACK | AUGUST 2006 TOUR DATES
Aug. 9 - Urban Lounge, Salt Lake City
Aug. 11 - Blueberry Hill, St. Louis
Aug. 12 - The Dame, Lexington, Ky.
Aug. 13 - Birdy's, Indianapolis
Aug. 14 - Chameleon, Lancaster, Penn.
Aug. 15 - Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C.*
Aug. 16 - Tower Theatre, Philadelphia*
Aug. 18 - Wellfleet Beachcomber, Wellfleet, Mass.
Aug. 19 - Southpaw, Brooklyn, N.Y. (early & late)
Aug. 21 - Beacon Theatre, New York*
Aug. 22 - Wang Center, Boston*
Aug. 23 - Hummingbird, Toronto, Ontario*
Aug. 25 - Auditorium Theatre, Chicago*
Aug. 26 - Sokol Underground, Omaha, Neb.
Aug. 29 - Pantages Theatre, Los Angeles*
Aug. 30 - The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, Calif.
Aug. 31 - Harlow's Night Club, Sacramento, Calif
* – supporting The Foo Fighters

FRANK BLACK | FALL 2006 TOUR
Oct. 1: Tempe, Ariz. (Marquee Theatre)
Oct. 4: Nashville (Mercy Lounge)
Oct. 7: Memphis, Tenn. (New Daisy Theatre)
Oct. 9: Dallas (Gypsy Tea Ballroom)
Oct. 10: Austin, Texas (La Zona Rosa)
Oct. 11: Houston (Meridian)
Oct. 13: Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (House of Blues)
Oct. 14: St. Petersburg, Fla. (State Theatre)
Oct. 15: Savannah, Ga. (Savannah Smiles)
Oct. 16: Atlanta (Roxy Theatre)
Oct. 17: Asheville, N.C. (Orange Peel)
Oct. 18: Baltimore (Sonar)
Oct. 19: Philadelphia (World Cafe Live)
Oct. 20: Brooklyn, N.Y. (Warsaw)
Oct. 22: Washington, D.C. (9:30 Club)
Oct. 23: New York (Irving Plaza)
Oct. 24: Boston (Avalon Ballroom)
Oct. 25: Montreal (Le National)
Oct. 26: Toronto (Opera House)
Oct. 27: Pittsburgh (Mr. Smalls Theatre)
Oct. 28: Louisville, Ky. (Headliners)
Oct. 30: Cleveland (House of Blues)
Oct. 31: Newport, Ky. (Southgate House)
Nov. 1: Chicago (Metro)
Nov. 2: Madison, Wis. (High Noon Saloon)
Nov. 3: Minneapolis (First Avenue)
Nov. 5: Winnipeg, Manitoba (Pantages Theatre)
Nov. 6: Regina, Saskatchewan (Conexus Hall)
Nov. 7: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (The Odeon)
Nov. 9: Edmonton, Alberta (Reds)
Nov. 10: Calgary (MacEwan Ballroom)
Nov. 12: Vancouver (Commodore Ballroom)
Nov. 13: Seattle (Showbox)
Nov. 14: Portland, Ore. (Wonder Ballroom)
Nov. 15: San Francisco (Fillmore)
Nov. 17: West Hollywood, Calif. (House of Blues)
Nov. 18: San Diego (House of Blues)
Nov. 19: Anaheim, Calif. (House of Blues)