Brendan Perry

Dead Can Dance‘s tour was originally scheduled for spring 2020 and will celebrate the band’s 40th anniversary.

Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and collaborator Jules Maxwell have announced they’ll release new album ‘Burn‘ on May 5.

NYC record store Other Music may be gone but we’ve got year-end lists from 20 of their staff members.

Perry’s new album features traditional Greek rebetiko folk songs translated into English.

Brendan Perry surprised everybody with a tweet about the existence of a new record.

Austin Chronicle: Has Dead Can Dance ever played in Austin? Lisa Gerrard: I don’t think we have. To be honest, I can’t remember. We’ve done so many thousands of concerts in America…

Returning seven years after its previous reunion tour, and with its first new material since 1996, Dead Can Dance remains committed to the ceremonial grandeur and widescreen blending of world styles it has offered since the early 80s…

As mentioned, Dead Can Dance are back in action and will reach Chicago’s Jay Pritzker Pavilion on August 21 as part of their summer North American tour…

As previously discussed, Dead Can Dance are back, and they’re currently gearing up for a world tour in support of a NEW ALBUM in August! The just-announced tour, with 15 dates in North America (listed below), kick-off in Vancouver and eventually make their way East for NYC shows at Beacon Theater on 8/28 and 8/29…

Oberhofer @ Bowery Ballroom in January (more by Chris Gersbeck) today in Chicago * Do Division Street Festival (Day 2) * Brendan Perry, Robin Guthrie @ Metro * Big Freedia, Javelin, Shane Shane @ Empty Bottle * Oberhofer, Young Man, Netherfriends @ Lincoln Hall * Shawn Rosenblatt of Netherfriends @ Reckless Records (Belmont)(Free; In-store) Stream Brendan Perry‘s new LP Ark below…