Low celebrated 'Double Negative' with 3 National Sawdust shows (pics, setlists)
Low celebrated the release of their great new album Double Negative with three nights at Brooklyn’s National Sawdust. Alan Sparhawk, Mimi Parker, and Steve Garrington each stood in front of lights that resembled Venetian blinds making for a simple but awesome background for their minimal, gorgeous music. They gave out masks based on Double Negative‘s cover art and at the end of the final night (9/21), Alan asked if everyone could hold them up for a picture. You can check out pictures from the third National Sawdust show in the gallery above and the setlists from nights 2 and 3 are below.
The group will launch their Double Negative tour in earnest this weekend in Lisbon, Portugal and will return to North America for East Coast and Midwest dates November, and Low will tour the Southwest and West Coast in March 2019. Updated tour dates are listed below.
SETLIST: Low @ National Sawdust 9/21/2018
Quorum
Fly
Tempest
Always Up
Always Trying to Work It Out
Dancing and Blood
Rome (Always in the Dark)
Disarray
Pissing
Silver Rider
Whore
(That’s How You Sing) Amazing Grace
Dinosaur Act
Clarence White
Point of Disgust
Laser Beam
Over the Ocean
Nothing but Heart
Lies
Murderer
SETLIST: Low @ National Sawdust, 9/20/2018 (via)
Quorum
Fly
Poor Sucker
Tempest
Always Trying to Work It Out
Always Up
Dancing and Fire
Rome (Always in the Dark)
Disarray
Pissing
Especially Me
Last Snowstorm of the Year
Violence
Monkey
Spanish Translation
Sunflower
On the Edge Of
Plastic Cup
Will the Night
The Innocents
Encore:
Murderer
LOW – 2018/2019 Tour dates
Sep. 29 – Lisbon, PT – Lisboa ao Vivo
Oct. 01 – De Compostela Santiago, ES – Sala Capitol
Oct. 02 – Madrid, ES – Sala But
Oct. 03 – Barcelona, ES – Fabra i Coats
Oct. 05 – Milan, IT – Teatro Dal Verme
Oct. 06 – Zurich, CH – Bogen F
Oct. 08 – Leipzig, DE – UT Connewitz
Oct. 09 – Berlin, DE – Festsaal Kreuzberg
Oct. 10- Bochum, DE – Christuskirche Bochum
Oct. 11 – Brussels, BE – Orangerie (at Botanique)
Oct. 12 – Amsterdam, NL – Paradiso
Oct. 13 – Paris, FR – La Gaîté Lyrique
Oct. 15 – Bristol, UK – Trinity
Oct. 16 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Cathedral
Oct. 17 – Dublin, IE – Vicar Street
Nov. 02 – St. Paul, MN – The Fitz
Nov. 05 – Detroit, MI – El Club
Nov. 06 – Toronto, ON – Great Hall
Nov. 08 – Montreal, QC – La Sala Rosa
Nov. 09 – Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
Nov. 10 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
Nov. 12 – Washington, DC U Street Music Hall
Nov. 13 – Pittsburgh, PA – The Funhouse
Nov. 14 – Cleveland, OH – Grog Shop
Nov. 15 – Grand Rapids, MI – Pyramid Scheme
Nov. 16 – Chicago, IL – Rockefeller Chapel
Nov. 17 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
Jan. 29 – Glasgow, UK – Tramway
Jan. 30 – Birmingham, UK – Birmingham Town Hall
Jan. 31 – Brighton, UK – St. George’s Church Brighton
Feb. 01 – London, UK – Barbican
Feb. 02 – Kortrijk, BE – De Kreun
Feb. 04 – Groningen, NL – Vera
Feb. 05 – Erlangen, DE – E-Werk (Erlangen)
Feb. 06 – Cologne, DE – Kulturkirche Köln
Feb. 07 – Frankfurt, DE – Sankt Peter
Feb. 08 – Hamburg, DE – Uebel & Gefährlich
Feb. 09 – Aarhus, DK – Voxhall
Feb. 11 – København, DK – The Koncerthuset – Studie 2
Feb. 12 – Gothenburg, SE – Pustervik
Feb. 13 – Oslo – Norway – Parkteatret
Feb. 14 – Stockholm, SE – Kagelbanan (Small Room)
Mar. 08 – Denver, CO – Globe Hall
Mar. 09 – Santa Fe, NM – Meow Wolf
Mar. 11 – Phoenix, AZ – Valley Bar
Mar. 12 – Tustin, CA – Marty’s On Newport
Mar. 13 – Tijuana, MX – Moustache
Mar. 15 – Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room
Mar. 16 – San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
Mar. 18 – Portland, OR – Star Theater
Mar. 19 – Vancouver, BC – Imperial
Mar. 20 – Seattle, WA – Neumos
Mar. 23 – Provo, UT – Velour Live Music Gallery
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photos by P Squared
