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BrooklynVegan Staff — Sat, 25 Nov 2023 05:01:00 +0000

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What’s Going on Friday?

BrooklynVegan Staff — Fri, 24 Nov 2023 05:01:00 +0000

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Tour news: Jon Batiste, Andrew McMahon’s Holiday From Real, Earth Wind & Fire / Chicago, Provoker, more

Bill Pearis — Mon, 13 Nov 2023 23:13:12 +0000

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

EARTH WIND & FIRE / CHICAGO

Earth Wind & Fire are teaming up with Chicago for the horn-filled 2024 Heart & Soul tour. Dates include NYC area shows at Jones Beach on July 28 and PNC Bank Arts Center on August 3.

JON BATISTE

Fresh off his multiple Grammy nominations for new album World Music Radio, Jon Batiste has announced the Uneasy Tour: Purifying The Airwaves For The People, which kicks off February 16 in Portland, OR. The tour stops at NYC’s Beacon Theatre on 3/19, Knoxville’s Big Ears Festival, and more.

DRAKE

Drake has announced the 2024 “It’s All A Blur Tour – Big As The What?” The US dates begin on January 18 in Denver, CO, and run through March 27 in Birmingham, AL, stopping in New Orleans, Tampa, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Memphis, and more. Most shows are with J. Cole.

AIR

French duo Air have announced their first tour in seven years, where they’ll play their debut album, Moon Safari, in full.

LAETITIA SADIER (STEREOLAB)

Stereolab‘s Laetitia Sadier will release Rooting For Love, her first solo album in seven years, on February 23rd via Drag City. She’ll tour for it starting in March.

WHEN WE WERE YOUNG 2024 LINEUP

Las Vegas’ When We Were Young festival has announced its 2024 lineup, and it’s got over 50 bands all performing albums in full, including My Chemical Romance, Pretty Girls Make Graves (their first show in 17 years), Nada Surf, and more.

MOM JEANS

Mom Jeans have announced a 2024 tour with Summer Salt and Hunny on all dates, plus additional support from Origami Angel, Free Throw, Macseal, Born Without Bones, Sydney Sprague, Bad Bad Hats, Just Friends, and Slow Joy, varying by date. They’ll also be at When We Were Young.

CONOR OBERST

Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst has announced 2024 solo residencies to Los Angeles and NYC, promising discography-spanning set-lists, surprise guests, and a rotating backing band.

FLOGGING MOLLY

Flogging Molly have announced a tour that leads to the inaugural edition of their new Shamrock Rebellion festival on St Patrick’s Day weekend. Dates are with Amigo the Devil and Gen & The Degenerates.

LOS CAMPESINOS!

Los Campesinos! will return to North America in June for a run of dates.

PANTERA / LAMB OF GOD

The Pantera reunion — with original members Phil Anselmo and Rex Brown, Black Label Society/Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde, and Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante — has announced another leg of headlining tour dates with Lamb of God. The new shows run through February of 2024 in North America, starting in Sunrise, FL on February 3 and wrapping up in Québec City on February 27.

PROVOKER

LA post-punks Provoker have announced a 2024 tour in support of their new album Demon Compass, including Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right on March 2 with Kumo 99, SXSW, and more. All dates and tickets here.

HOMESICK 2024

California’s Homesick Festival moves from Berkeley to San Francisco for its next edition, happening on February 2 and 3 at The Regency Ballroom. It’s the sixth year for the festival, and the lineup is here.

THE CHISEL

UK punks The Chisel will be in the US in January to play Baltimore’s Disturbin The Peace festival, and fresh off the plane, they’ll stop in NYC first.

ANDREW MCMAHON’S HOLIDAY FROM REAL CRUISE

Andrew McMahon has announced concert cruise Holiday From Real, which sails November 9-13, 2024 from Miami, FL to Great Stirrup Cay and Nassau, Bahamas and back. The cruise features headline shows with all three of his projects — Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Jack’s Mannequin, and Something Corporate — along with The Academy Is, Misterwives, Ruston Kelly, Jukebox the Ghost, and more. Head here for presale and full details.

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Tour news: Tony! Toni! Toné!, Jason Isbell, Goosemas, X, Taylor Swift, Code Orange, more

Bill Pearis — Wed, 21 Jun 2023 03:31:32 +0000

TONY! TONI! TONÉ!

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

TONY! TONI! TONÉ!

R&B trio Tony! Toni! Toné! — D’wayne Wiggins, Raphael Saadiq, and Timothy Christian Riley — are reuniting for their first live performances in 25 years. “I’ve always wanted to put my family back together,” says Saadiq. “Playing with the Tonys again is a thank you to the fans, the Super Tonians, for supporting all my musical efforts. Without those who were with us from Day One, where would I be? But the main reason is that my father, Charlie Wiggins, would’ve wanted it this way–to see me, D’Wayne and Tim playing together again.” Dates include a show at NYC’s Radio City Music on September 30. All dates are here.

TAYLOR SWIFT

Having wrapped up the North American leg of her Eras Tour, Taylor Swift has added dates in Europe, Asia, and Australia. All dates here.

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SLOWDIVE

Slowdive‘s fifth album is titled ‘everything is alive‘ and will be out September 1 via Dead Oceans — they will be on tour this fall.

III POINTS 2023

MIami’s III Points has announced its full 2023 lineup and new additions include Skrillex, Grimes, and Black Coffee, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Caribou, Jeff Mills, Âme b2b Dixon, THSA, Gorgon City, John Summit b2b Green Velvet, Dom Dolla, Explosions in the Sky and more.

YO LA TENGO HANUKKAH 2023

“We like to celebrate the onset of summer the same way you do: with ballgames, cookouts, and announcing our Hanukkah shows in December“ – YLT’s Ira Kaplan.

FRED AGAIN..

Fred again.. is playing Miami’s III Points in October and has scheduled big residencies in NYC and L.A. around it.

JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNIT

Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit have announced their annual run at Nashville’s iconic Ryman Auditorium, with eight shows from October 12-22, and each featuring a different opener, including Izzy Heitai, Amanda Shires, Satya, SG Goodman, Lawrence Rothman, Autumn Nicholas, Adeem the Artist and Quinn Christopherson.

GUIDED BY VOICES

Guided by Voices have announced US tour dates for the summer and fall, which mark their first live shows of 2023. Headline dates surround their two-day 40th anniversary festival in Dayton, Ohio with Dinosaur Jr, Built to Spill and more (it sold out instantly), and The Hold Steady’s Positive Jam festival in Accord, NY.

BARONESS

Baroness on will be on tour later this year supporting new album Stone. Also opening along the way: Soul Glo, Chat Pile, Jesus Piece, Escuela Grind, Portrayal of Guilt, Sheer Mag & more.

1234FEST

A new mini punk festival is coming to New Jersey (Philly area) and Denver this summer called 1234FEST. The lineup’s got Rise Against, Rancid, Jawbreaker, Descendents, Joyce Manor, Pussy Riot, and Dillinger Four, and it goes down on September 9 in Denver at The JunkYard and September 23 in Camden, NJ at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.

SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE

Sunny Day Real Estate keep their reunion going with shows around their appearances at Hopscotch, Bumbershoot, and Coheed and Cambria’s S.S. Neverender cruiser.

QUICKSAND

Quicksand will play their iconic debut album Slip for its 30th anniversary in full across 13 North America cities this fall.

FOXING / THE HOTELIER

Foxing and The Hotelier’s breakthrough albums The Albatross and Home, Like Noplace Is There came out just a few months apart, in November of 2013 and February of 2014, respectively, and they also toured together in the summer of 2014. Both albums went on to become key documents of the 2010s “emo revival” era, and since both are about to turn 10, the bands have announced that they’ll team up for a joint tour in celebrations of both albums’ 10th anniversaries.

DARKER WAVES FEST

A formidable lineup of ’80s and ’90s alt-rock will play the inaugural Darker Waves fest on November 18 at City Beach in Huntington Beach, CA just outside of Los Angeles. New Order and Tears for Fears headline, but the rest of the lineup is as impressive, with B-52’s Echo & The Bunnymen, Devo, Soft Cell, Psychedelic Furs, The Human League, OMD, Violent Femmes, The Cardigans (their first US show since 2006), X, The Chameleons, Clan of Xymox, TSOL, Death in Vegas, The English Beat, Skeletal Family, and more.

X RESCHEDULE FIRST PART OF TOUR

“Due to an unforeseen emergency medical procedure with a band member this past weekend, X are forced to postpone the first leg of their upcoming June/July summer run of shows,” X write in a presss release. “While the band member recuperates the first leg of dates affected begin June 23 in Pelham, TN and run through July 6 in Chicago, IL. Additional dates in July are scheduled to go on as planned.” Affected dates include NYC’s Palladium Times Square on June 30. Stay tuned for reschedule dates.

JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ

José González has announced a unique US fall tour centered around the new documentary about him, ‘A Tiger in Paradise,’ featuring a screening, a conversation, and a live performance.

LEWSBERG

Dutch band Lewsberg’s fourth album, ‘Out & About,‘ will be out in September, and they’ve also announced their first North American tour.

TY DOLLA $IGN

Following the release of his recent single “Motion,” Ty Dolla $ign has announced the “More Motion Less Emotion” North American tour. The trip kicks off in September and features support from Symba and Leon Thomas on most dates, with Dre Sinatra DJing the shows.

GOOSEMAS 2023

Goose have announced their annual holiday celebration Goosemas, happening December 8 & 9 at Hampton, VA’s Hampton Coliseum. “Goosemas started as a small holiday party with our friends in Connecticut 10 years ago, so it’s wild to bring it to this epic coliseum,” says the band’s Rick Mitarotonda. “Hampton is a very special place to me, I’ve only been there once before, but it was a very meaningful and impactful experience, I’m very grateful we have the opportunity to play there this year.” Goose have plenty of other dates before they get that.

FAYE WEBSTER

Faye Webster just released her first single in two years, as well as a tour.

CODE ORANGE’S CODE’S WORLD

Code Orange are throwing a fest in Pittsburgh on September 30 with Madball, Vein.fm, 200 Stab Wounds, Pain of truth, Gridiron, Wristmeetrazor, Hazing Over, and more. Tickets and full lineup here.

ADEKUNLE GOLD

Nigerian artist Adekunle Gold’s Def Jam debut is due this summer, and he’ll support it on a North American tour.

ANDREW MCMAHON IN THE WILDERNESS

Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness have announced a fall tour in support of new album Tilt At The Wind No More, with support from Michigander, Wildermiss, and Arlie along the way. Those dates include a NYC show at Brooklyn Steel on 11/25 with Michigander and Arlie. All dates are here.

LADYTRON

UK synth vets Ladytron released their seventh LP Time’s Arrow back in January, and they’ve now announced a North American tour supporting it. The dates surround appearances at San Diego’s CRSSD Festival in September, and Mexico City’s Corona Capital Festival in November.

YVES TUMOR / CRACK CLOUD / THE DARE

Yves Tumor released one of the best albums of the year so far, Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds), in March, and they’ve announced a few new tour dates supporting it, surrounding both weekends of ACL Fest. East Coast shows are with Vancouver collective Crack Cloud (which are set to be their first East Coast US dates) and on the West Coast, they’ll be joined by indie sleaze revival act The Dare.

ANNIE HART

Annie Hart of Au Revoir Simone will release new solo album ‘The Weight Of A Wave‘ in August 4 and has tour dates with Jimmy Whispers and Fred Armisen.

M.A.G.S.

M.A.G.S. new album ‘Destroyer’ is due on August 4, and they will go on tour later that month with support from Death Lens.

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Bonnaroo 2023 in pictures (Foo Fighters, Kendrick Lamar, Paramore, My Morning Jacket, more)

Amy Geiger — Wed, 21 Jun 2023 01:24:49 +0000

photo by Astrida Valigorsky

Bonnaroo’s 2023 edition went down over the weekend (June 15-18) in Manchester, TN, with some accidental 911 calls reportedly caused by a new iPhone feature making headlines on its first day, which also featured performances from Ezra Furman, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Celisse, Suki Waterhouse, Dehd, 070 Shake, and Diarrhea Planet. Kendrick Lamar headlined Friday night, and like at his recent Governors Ball set, he brought out his cousin Baby Keem (who’d played the same stage before Kendrick) for “Family Ties.” Rina Sawayama played earlier in the afternoon and brought out MUNA for her closing track “This Hell.” Friday also featured AFI, Morgan Wade, Knocked Loose, Portugal. The Man (who covered Nirvana’s “In Bloom,” like they have before, and debuted a few songs from their new album Chris Black Changed My Life), Three Six Mafia (who brought out Jelly Roll and Young Buck), GRiZ, and more.

Saturday featured sets from Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Sheryl Crow, Jenny Lewis, Remi Wolf, Sofi Tukker, Lil Nas X, Tyler Childers, My Morning Jacket (who covered Traffic’s “Feelin’ Alright?” and Kate Bush classic “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” for the first time), J.I.D., headliners Odesza, and more.

The festival wrapped up on Sunday amid some bad weather towards the end of the night, and with performances by Franz Ferdinand, Makaya McCraven, Men I Trust, Gustaf, girl in red, Pixies (who covered The Jesus & Mary Chain and Neil Young, as they often do) , Paramore, Mumford and Sons and more. Foo Fighters, who are currently on their first run of shows with new drummer Josh Freese, closed out the night, bringing out Hayley Williams for “My Hero,” which she and Paramore have covered before (including in the soundtrack for 2006’s Superman Returns). Later, Dave Grohl’s daughter Violet joined to harmonize on “Shame Shame” and “Show Me How.” The Foo ended their set with “Aurora,” dedicated to the late Taylor Hawkins, and “Everlong.”

Check out photos from the whole weekend by Astrida Valigorsky below, along with attendee-taken video.

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Ezra Furman at Bonnaroo 2023

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Ezra Furman at Bonnaroo 2023

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Ezra Furman at Bonnaroo 2023

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Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway at Bonnaroo 2023

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Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway at Bonnaroo 2023

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Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway at Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Celisee at Bonnaroo 2023

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Celisee at Bonnaroo 2023

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Celisee at Bonnaroo 2023

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Celisee at Bonnaroo 2023

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Suki Waterhouse at Bonnaroo 2023

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Suki Waterhouse at Bonnaroo 2023

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Suki Waterhouse at Bonnaroo 2023

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Cimafunk at Bonnaroo 2023

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Cimafunk at Bonnaroo 2023

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Dehd at Bonnaroo 2023

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Dehd at Bonnaroo 2023

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Dehd at Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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070 Shake at Bonnaroo 2023

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070 Shake at Bonnaroo 2023

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Diarrhea Planet at Bonnaroo 2023

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Diarrhea Planet at Bonnaroo 2023

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Diarrhea Planet at Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Bonnaroo 2023

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Morgan Wade at Bonnaroo 2023

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Morgan Wade at Bonnaroo 2023

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Morgan Wade at Bonnaroo 2023

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Morgan Wade at Bonnaroo 2023

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Knocked Loose at Bonnaroo 2023

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Knocked Loose at Bonnaroo 2023

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Knocked Loose at Bonnaroo 2023

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Rina Sawayama at Bonnaroo 2023

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Rina Sawayama at Bonnaroo 2023

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Portugal. The Man at Bonnaroo 2023

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