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Last year, Dirty Three returned with Love Changes Everything, their first studio album in 12 years, and played a number of shows in their native Australia in support of it. They’ve now announced their first North American tour since 2012. The shows will take place in March and April. See Dirty Three’s tour dates below.

Love Changes Everything marked Warren Ellis, Mick Turner, and Jim White’s follow-up to Toward the Low Sun. The musicians will soon also play shows in the United Kingdom and Europe, having not toured the region since 2016.

Dirty Three:

11-29 Glasgow, Scotland – The Classic Grand
11-30 Glasgow, Scotland – The Classic Grand
12-01 Manchester, England – New Century
12-03 Leeds, England – Leeds Irish Centre
12-04 Bristol, England – Electric Bristol
12-06 Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street
12-08 London, England – Barbican Centre
12-10 Utrecht, Netherlands – TivoliVredenburg
12-11 Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
12-13 Tourcoing, France – Le Grand Mix
12-14 Paris, France – Élysée Montmartre
03-20 Portland, OR – Revolution Hall
03-21 Seattle, WA – Neumos
03-23 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
03-24 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey Theatre
03-27 Knoxville, TN – Big Ears Festival
03-28 Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
03-30 Washington D.C. – 9:30 Club
03-31 Baltimore, MD – The Recher
04-02 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
04-03 Brooklyn, NY – Pioneer Works
04-04 Boston, MA – Sinclair
04-06 Detroit, MI – El Club
04-08 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
04-10 Toronto, Ontario – Concert Hall
04-11 Montreal, Quebec – Le Gesù

Snocaps, the new indie-rock band led by twin sisters Katie and Allison Crutchfield, with accompaniment by MJ Lenderman and longtime Waxahatchee producer Brad Cook, have announced their first-ever tour. Check out their full list of tour dates below.

Days after surprise-releasing their debut self-titled album, Snocaps are rolling out the details on their first-ever concerts. Spread across three cities, Snocaps’ mini tour begins at Chicago’s Thalia Hall, on December 1 and 2, where they’re joined by Cloakroom and Graham Hunt, respectively. Next, the band heads to Los Angeles’ Teragram Ballroom, on December 4 and 5, with openers Slippers and Mike Krol. Snocaps then conclude the run at New York’s Bowery Ballroom, on December 7 and 8, with Brennan Wedl and Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band.

Katie and Allison Crutchfield have a long history of playing music together. Before breaking out in their bands Waxahatchee and Swearin’, respectively, the sisters recorded lo-fi music together in P.S. Eliot, which dissolved in the early 2010s, and Bad Banana, their similarly short-lived project. Both Cook and Lenderman have played music with Katie Crutchfield before, too, although not in those bands. Cook has spent years working behind the board on many Waxahatchee records, while Lenderman collaborated with Katie Crutchfield on Tigers Blood—most notably on the single “Right Back to It.”

Revisit the interview “How Waxahatchee Made the Album of Her (Second) Life” and read about “Right Back to It” at No. 2 in “The 100 Best Songs of 2024.”

Snocaps:

12-01 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall !
12-02 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall @
12-04 Los Angeles, CA – Teragram Ballroom ^
12-05 Los Angeles, CA – Teragram Ballroom &
12-07 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom #
12-08 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom %

! with Cloakroom
@ with Graham Hunt
^ with Slippers
& with Mike Krol
# with Brennan Wedl
% with Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band

Oklou just released the deluxe edition of Choke Enough, and the French pop singer has announced 2026 tour dates in support of her debut studio album. The headline tour will begin after her first performance at the 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. See all of Oklou’s upcoming tour dates below.

This Friday night, November 7, Oklou will take the stage at Roundhouse for Pitchfork Music Festival London. The event will also feature Erika de Casier, Malibu, Nick León, Loukeman, and Holybones.

Read the new cover story “Oklou’s Endless Summer.” Plus, check out “What Happened at Pitchfork’s Zine Launch With Oklou.”

Oklou:

11-07 London, England – Roundhouse (Pitchfork Music Festival London)
11-09 Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg – Rockhal ^
11-19 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg
11-20 Tourcoing, France – Le Grand Mix
11-24 Villeurbanne, France – Transbordeur Club
11-25 Cenon, France – Le Rocher de Palmer
11-27 Rennes, France – Antipode
11-30 Manchester, England – New Century
12-01 Glasgow, Scotland – Queen Margaret Union
12-03 Dublin, Ireland – The Academy Dublin
12-09 Berlin, Germany – Huxleys Neue Welt
12-11 Cologne, Germany – Live Music Hall
12-16 Paris, France – Salle Pleyel
02-05 Auckland, New Zealand – Western Springs (Laneway Festival Auckland)
02-07 Southport, Australia – Southport Sharks (Laneway Festival Gold Coast)
02-08 Sydney, Australia – Centennial Park (Laneway Festival Sydney)
02-10 Sydney, Australia – Metro Theatre
02-12 Melbourne, Australia – Northcote Theatre
02-13 Flemington, Australia – Flemington Park (Laneway Festival Melbourne)
02-14 Wayville, Australia – Adelaide Showground (Laneway Festival Adelaide)
02-15 Joondalup, Australia – Arena Joondalup (Laneway Festival Perth)
04-12 Indio, CA – Empire Polo Club (Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival)
04-14 Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo
04-15 Portland, OR – McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
04-17 San Francisco, CA – The Warfield
04-19 Indio, CA – Empire Polo Club (Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival)
04-21 Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot
04-22 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre
04-24 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
04-25 Milwaukee, WI – The Pabst Theater
04-27 Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club
04-28 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer
04-30 Boston, MA – Royale
05-02 New York, NY – Terminal 5
06-03-07 Barcelona, Spain – Parc del Fòrum (Primavera Sound Barcelona)
06-11-14 Porto, Portugal – Parque da Cidade (Primavera Sound Porto)

^ with Lorde

Pitchfork Music Festival London 2025

Interpol and Bloc Party have announced a co-headline tour of Europe and the United Kingdom that takes place next year. The shows are scheduled for November and December. See the dates below.

Interpol and Bloc Party toured together in 2004. The bands reunited in 2023 for a series of dates in Australia. Each group also released a studio album in 2022: Interpol shared The Other Side of Make-Believe, and Bloc Party returned with Alpha Games.

Interpol:

03-13 Santiago, Chile – Lollapalooza Chile
03-15 Buenos Aires, Argentina – Lollapalooza Argentina
03-20 São Paulo, Brazil – Lollapalooza Brasil
03-22 Bogotá, Colombia – Festival Estéreo Picnic Bogotá
03-24 Lima, Peru – Costa 21 #
04-11 Indio, CA – Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
04-18 Indio, CA – Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
11-10 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena *
11-11 Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena *
11-12 Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena *
11-14 Dusseldorf, Germany – PSD Bank Dome *
11-16 Paris, France – Zénith Paris *
11-17 Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live *
11-18 Brussels, Belgium – Forest Nation *
11-20 Birmingham, England – Utilita Arena Birmingham *
11-21 Cardiff, Wales – Utilita Arena Cardiff *
11-23 Manchester, England – Aviva Studios *
11-24 Manchester, England – Aviva Studios *
11-26 Brighton, England – Brighton Centre *
11-27 Brighton, England – Brighton Centre *
11-28 Sheffield, England – Utilita Arena Sheffield *
11-30 Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena *
12-02 Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro *
12-04 London, England – Olympia London *
12-05 London, England – Olympia London *

# with Plug Plug
* with Bloc Party

Lily Allen has announced a tour in support of her new comeback album, West End Girl. The British pop star will play shows across her native United Kingdom in March 2026. It’ll mark her first proper tour since 2019, and, according to a press release, Allen will play the new album front-to-back at the theater shows. See the tour dates below.

Allen released West End Girl last Friday, October 24, just days after its Monday announcement. The album follows June 2018’s No Shame.

Lily Allen:

03-02 Glasgow, Scotland – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
03-03 Liverpool, England – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
03-05 Birmingham, England – Symphony Hall
03-07 Sheffield, England – Sheffield City Hall
03-08 Newcastle upon Tyne, England – O2 City Hall Newcastle
03-10 Manchester, England – The Hall at Aviva Studios
03-11 Manchester, England – The Hall at Aviva Studios
03-14 Nottingham, England – Royal Concert Hall Nottingham
03-15 Cambridge, England – Cambridge Corn Exchange
03-17 Bristol, England – Bristol Beacon
03-18 Cardiff, Wales – New Theatre
03-20 London, England – The London Palladium
03-21 London, England – The London Palladium

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit have announced a bunch of new tour dates for 2026. The shows take place across North America in January, February, March, April, May, and July. Amid the tour, Jason Isbell will also play a number of solo shows. See the group’s itinerary below.

Isbell went on a big solo tour this year in support of Foxes in the Snow, his first album with the 400 Unit since 2015. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit released their latest studio album, Weathervanes, in 2023.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit:

11-07 Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall
01-14 Durham, NC – Durham Performing Arts Center +
01-15 Manassas, VA – Hylton Performing Arts Center +
01-16 Charlotte, NC – Ovens Auditorium +
01-17 Athens, GA – The Classic Center +
01-23 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
01-24 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
01-26 Sacramento, CA – Channel 24
01-28 Santa Rosa, CA – Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
01-29 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
01-30 Temecula, CA – Pechanga Theater
01-31 Los Angeles, CA – Orpheum Theatre
02-18 Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia
02-20 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall +%
02-21 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall @
02-22 New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall
02-24 Cleveland, OH – KeyBank State Theatre at Playhouse Square
02-25 Columbus, OH – Palace Theatre
02-27 Boston, MA – Boch Center Wang Theatre
02-28 Boston, MA – Boch Center Wang Theatre
03-01 Niagara Falls, Ontario – OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino
03-02 Pittsburgh, PA – Benedum Center
03-04 Iowa City, IA – Hancher Auditorium
03-05 Minneapolis, MN – The Armory
03-06 Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed
03-07 Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed
03-13-20 Miami, FL – Cayamo Cruise
03-25 Bowling Green, KY – Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center +
03-26 Little Rock, AR – Robinson Center +
03-27 Memphis, TN – Orpheum Theatre +
03-28 Indianapolis, IN – Murat Theatre at Old National Centre +
04-24 Miramar Beach, FL – Sun, Sand, and Soul
04-26 Orlando, FL – Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
04-29 St. Louis, MO – Fabulous Fox
05-01 Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom
05-02 Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre *
05-03 Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater
05-20 Dallas, TX – Winspear Opera House at AT&T PAC +
05-21 Dallas, TX – Winspear Opera House at AT&T PAC +
05-22 Austin, TX – Long Center for the Performing Arts +
05-23 San Antonio, TX – Majestic Theatre +
07-16 Richmond, KY – EKU Center for the Arts +
07-17 Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theatre +
07-18 Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theatre +
07-19 Brevard, NC – Brevard Music Center +
07-23 Grand Rapids, MI – TBA
07-24 Interlochen, MI – TBA
07-25 Huber Heights, OH – Rose Music Center at The Heights
07-26 Charlottesville, VA – Ting Pavilion
07-28 Lenox, MA – Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood ~
07-30 Vienna, VA – Wolf Trap ~#

+ Jason Isbell solo
* with Gillian Welch & David Rawlings
~ with Patty Griffin
% with Shelby Lynne
@ with Alejandro Escovedo

Florence and the Machine have announced the tour in support of their forthcoming album, Everybody Scream. The tour begins in the United Kingdom in February, and, later that month, Florence Welch and her band will head to mainland Europe for more dates. The North American leg begins in April, and support on that leg of the tour will come variously from Rachel Chinouriri, Sofia Isella, CMAT, and Mannequin Pussy. See Florence and the Machine’s tour dates below.

Tonight (October 24), Welch will be at the Cherry Lane Theatre for a conversation about her creative process. She’ll also play a short acoustic set at the New York venue.

Everybody Scream is Florence and the Machine’s follow-up to 2022’s Dance Fever. So far, the band has shared the title song and “One of the Greats.” The full album is out on October 31.

Florence and the Machine:

10-24 New York, NY – Cherry Lane Theatre
02-06 Belfast, Northern Ireland – SSE Arena Belfast
02-08 Birmingham, England – BP Pulse Live
02-09 Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro
02-11 Newcastle upon Tyne, England – Utilita Arena Newcastle
02-13 Liverpool, England – M&S Bank Arena Liverpool
02-14 Sheffield, England – Utilita Arena Sheffield
02-16 London, England – O2 Arena
02-17 London, England – O2 Arena
02-20 Manchester, England – Co-op Live
02-22 Paris, France – Accor Arena
02-23 Antwerpen, Belgium – AFAS Dome
02-25 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
02-26 Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena
03-02 Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle
03-04 Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle
03-05 Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena
03-07 Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena Kraków
03-09 Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena
04-08 Minneapolis, MN – Target Center *
04-10 Chicago, IL, – Allstate Arena *
04-13 Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena *
04-15 Montreal, Quebec – Bell Centre *
04-16 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena *
04-18 Washington, D.C. – Capital One Arena †
04-19 Boston, MA – TD Garden †
04-21 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden †
04-24 Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center †
04-25 Philadelphia, PA – Xfinity Mobile Arena †
04-28 Tampa, FL – Benchmark International Arena ‡
04-29 Miami, FL – Kaseya Center ‡
05-01 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena ‡
05-02 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena ‡
05-04 Austin, TX – Moody Center ‡
05-05 Houston, TX – Toyota Center ‡
05-07 Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena ‡
05-09 Glendale, AZ – Desert Diamond Arena §
05-12 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena §
05-13 Portland, OR – Moda Center §
05-15 San Francisco, CA – Chase Center §
05-19 Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum §
05-20 Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum §

* with Rachel Chinouriri
† with Sofia Isella
‡ with CMAT
§ with Mannequin Pussy

Heavenly—the UK indie-pop group that was active from 1989 to 1996—reunited back in 2022 and, shortly afterwards, played a few shows in their homeland. Now, Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey, and the rest of the band have announced a 2026 North American and European tour tied to a new record that’s in the works. The run begins on February 25 in Coventry, England, and is slated to end on June 28 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Check out Heavenly’s full list of upcoming tour dates below.

As Brooklyn Vegan points out, Heavenly’s 2026 tour is in support of their upcoming reunion album, the details of which have not yet been specified beyond a February release. It will be the band’s first album in nearly 30 years, following 1996’s Operation Heavenly, which they reissued this past July via their own label Skep Wax. Heavenly also released a 7″ single with the new song “Portland Town” this past summer, too, which features a cover of the Only Ones song “Someone Who Cares” as the B-side.

In 2022, Heavenly announced plans to roll out vinyl reissues of all four of their studio albums: their 1991 debut Heavenly vs. Satan, 1992’s follow-up Le Jardin de Heavenly, 1994’s The Decline and Fall of Heavenly, and finally 1996’s Operation Heavenly. That year of their final album, the band abruptly ended following the sudden death of drummer Mathew Fletcher. In 2020, Heavenly released the collection A Bout De Heavenly: The Singles.

Heavenly:

02-25 Coventry, England – Just Dropped In
02-26 London, England – The Lexington
02-28 Athens, Greece – Temple
03-05 Ramsgate, England – Music Hall
03-06 Paris, France – Petit Bain
03-08 London, England – The Lexington
03-14 Oxford, England – The Nest
03-18 Manchester, England – Yes
03-19 Glasgow, Scotland – Mono
03-20 Sunderland, England – Pop Recs
03-21 Sheffield, England – Sidney & Matilda
03-26 Brighton, England – TBD
04-04 Cardiff, Wales – Wales Goes Pop
04-16 Washington, DC – Black Cat
04-17 Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
04-18 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
04-19 Cambridge, MA – The Sinclair
04-21 Toronto, Ontario – The Great Hall
04-23 Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle
05-08–11 Spain – TBD
06-21 San Diego, CA – TBD
06-22 Los Angeles, CA – TBD
06-24 San Francisco, CA – TBD
06-26 Portland, OR – TBD
06-27 Seattle, WA – TBD
06-28 Vancouver, British Columbia – TBD

Dry Cleaning have announced a major tour of North America and Europe behind new album Secret Love. The British post-punks will bring along YHWH Nailgun for the North American run, which gets started in Chicago on January 23, 2026, and includes dates at Brooklyn Steel, Philadelphia’s Union Transfer, the Wiltern in Los Angeles, and many more venues across the continent. A European stint follows in April. Find the full itinerary below.

The Cate Le Bon–produced Secret Love arrives January 9 via 4AD. Alongside its announcement, the group released the single “Hit My Head All Day.” Revisit the Rising interview “Dry Cleaning’s Everyday Surrealism” and read about their debut, New Long Leg, at No. 50 in “The 100 Best Albums of the 2020s So Far.”

Dry Cleaning:

10-24 Valencia, Spain – Loco Club
10-25 Barcelona, Spain – Paral.lel 62
11-07 Brighton, England – Mutations Festival
11-08 Bristol, England – Simple Things Festival
01-03 Bognor Regis, England – Rockaway Beach Festival
01-23 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall %
01-26 Toronto, Ontario – Concert Hall %
01-27 Montreal, Quebec – Le National %
01-29 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel %
01-31 Hudson, NY – Basilica Hudson %
02-01 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer %
02-03 Washington, D.C. – Black Cat %
02-04 Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel %
02-05 Nashville, TN – Basement East %
02-06 Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse %
02-07 Birmingham, AL – Saturn %
02-09 Dallas, TX – Texas Theatre %
02-10 Austin, TX – Radio/East %
02-12 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom %
02-13 Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern %
02-15 San Diego, CA – Casbah %
02-16 San Diego, CA – Casbah %
02-18 San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore %
02-19 Sonoma, CA – Gundlach Bundschu %
02-21 Seattle, WA – Showbox %
02-22 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom %
04-07 Berlin, Germany – Festsaal Kreuzberg
04-09 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
04-10 Hamburg, Germany – Mojo Club
04-11 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg
04-13 Brussels, Belgium – AB Box
04-14 Paris, France – Le Trianon
04-17 Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street
04-18 Limerick, Ireland – Dolan’s
04-20 Cardiff, Wales – Tramshed
04-21 Birmingham, England – XOYO
04-22 London, England – O2 Brixton Academy
04-24 Glasgow, Scotland – SWG3 TV Studio
04-25 Manchester, England – New Century Hall

% with YHWH Nailgun

No Doubt have announced a 2026 residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Nevada, complete with throwback photos splashed across the building’s outer dome. The ska-pop band will headline six nights at the venue in May, marking their first extended run of shows in nearly 14 years. Check out their full list of upcoming tour dates below.

“The opportunity to create a show at Sphere excites me in a new way,” Gwen Stefani said in a press release. “The venue is unique and modern and it opens up a whole new visual palette for us to be creative. Doing it with No Doubt feels like going back in time to relive our history, while also creating something new in a way we never could have imagined.”

“I can’t wait to get on stage again with my bandmates,” added bassist Tony Kanal. “There is a beautiful energy that happens when we play together, an electricity I have felt through all of our years. To be able to leave it all on the table each night and take our fans on the insane journey that is Sphere is beyond our wildest dreams.”

Apart from their 2024 Coachella reunion, the last time No Doubt performed a string of shows was at their Seven Night Stand run in Los Angeles in 2012. They followed that with sporadic reunion gigs in 2014 and 2015.

Today’s announcement falls on the 30th anniversary of Tragic Kingdom, the band’s seminal album from 1995 featuring “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” and many more hits. Revisit Jill Mapes’ Sunday Review of the LP.

No Doubt:

05-06 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere
05-08 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere
05-09 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere
05-13 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere
05-15 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere
05-16 Las Vegas, NV – The Sphere

Sudan Archives will tour North America early next year behind her Natural Brown Prom Queen follow-up The BPM. Kicking off in mid-January in Tucson, Arizona, the run takes her across the continent before wrapping up on February 20 with a hometown show at Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre. Check out the itinerary below.

The BPM arrives October 17, following which she will tour Europe through November. A previously announced L.A. show at Lodge Room Festival, on November 7, is her first scheduled date after the album release. So far, three singles have been released from the LP: “Dead,” “My Type,” and “Yea Yea Yea.”

Read Pitchfork’s 2022 interview “How Sudan Archives Exploded Her Sound to Make One of the Year’s Best Albums.”

Sudan Archives:

11-07 Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room Festival
11-27 Berlin, Germany – Betonhalle
11-29 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
11-30 Brussels, Belgium – Botanique – Orangerie
12-01 Paris, France – Le Trianon
12-03 London, England – The Roundhouse
12-04 Manchester, England – Academy 2
12-05 Leeds, England – Stylus
12-06 Glasgow, Scotland – QMU
12-08 Dublin, Ireland – The Academy
01-16 Tucson, AZ – La Rosa
01-17 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom
01-20 Dallas, TX – Trees
01-21 Austin, TX – Radio/East
01-23 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade Hell
01-24 Asheville, NC – Orange Peel
01-25 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
01-27 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer
01-29 New York City, NY – Webster Hall
01-30 Boston, MA – Royale
01-31 Montreal, Quebec – Le Studio TD
02-01 Toronto, Ontario – The Great Hall
02-03 Nashville, TN – The Basement East
02-05 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
02-06 Madison, WI – Majestic Theatre
02-07 Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line
02-10 Denver, CO – Gothic
02-11 Salt Lake City, UT – Complex in the Grand
02-13 Portland, OR – Revolution Hall
02-14 Seattle, WA – Neptune
02-15 Vancouver, British Columbia – The Pearl
02-18 San Francisco, CA – Regency Ballroom
02-19 San Diego, CA – Music Box
02-20 Los Angeles, CA – The Fonda Theatre