Posted in music | tour dates on July 17, 2010


Few Grammy winners have never performed in the United States. Fewer still sell more than 10 million albums worldwide without doing so. But a decade-and-a-half after grabbing a Grammy for Best World Music Album, ethnic-electronica outfit Deep Forest is headed our way.More info and tickets (currently not sold out) at Le Poisson Rouge's site.Musical history [was] made in Boston Wednesday night when Deep Forest [made] its American debut as part of a Bastille Day celebration at the Beehive.
"Yes, it's true," Deep Forest co-founder Eric Mouquet said by phone from Paris. "I have played everywhere in the world except for the U.S.A." [Boston Herald]
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and no one cares
Posted by Anonymous | July 17, 2010 2:58 PM
Not playing in the US ever is basically saying he's never played anywhere. That's right, I said it. WE'RE ALL THAT MATTERS.
Posted by Anonymous | July 17, 2010 3:14 PM
I know all you hipsters rock the Pure Moods compilation album from the 90s. That was the shit.
Posted by Anonymous | July 17, 2010 4:43 PM
Wikipedia says they played the US in 96
Posted by Anonymous | July 17, 2010 5:07 PM
"Wikipedia says they played the US in 96"
I trust the guy who writes the music more than I trust Wikipedia
Posted by Anonymous | July 17, 2010 5:38 PM