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Posted in music | tour dates on July 19, 2010

Broken Bells not recording yet, playing ACL & Terminal 5

Broken Bells @ Irving Plaza in June (more by David Andrako)
Broken Bells

"Broken Bells say they are to take their time before recording their second album, in order to work on "different things".

"I think we are going to do different things before we do another [Broken Bells album]," Danger Mouse explained. "We spent the last two years mostly with just Broken Bells stuff, so it would be great to have other things to do for a while."

With [James] Mercer nodding in agreement, Danger Mouse reaffirmed that the duo will "definitely" return in the future.

"We've already started out some new songs that we really like for the new album, but the schedule's gonna take a little while before it comes out." [NME, June 28]

Apparently that break doesn't include live shows, because after a string of European festivals in August, Broken Bells has only a month off before playing Austin City Limits on October 8th and a New York show at Terminal 5 on Monday, October 11th. Tickets go on AmEx presale Wednesday at 11am; general sale starts Friday at noon.

The band's Christina Hendricks-starring video for "The Ghost Inside" is below...

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posted at 4:24 PM on July 19, 2010 in music | tour dates | Comments (4)

Comments (4)

They were incredible at MHOW, from front row center. I would never pay to see them at T5 though.

Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2010 5:25 PM

I'm glad I already saw them as well. Just say no to Terminal 5!

Posted by Anonymous | July 19, 2010 8:15 PM

wtf ever happened to TGTBATQ? i thought that was something to build on.

Posted by Anonymous | July 20, 2010 2:06 AM

anyone have the passowrd for the amex presale?

Posted by Anonymous | July 22, 2010 11:30 AM

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