Absentstar's four-song EP is already generating attention, as the Cleveland Plain Dealer says, "the band is sure to bring a bit of air to all those radio-music addicts burnt out on the sugar-pill pop sound." Absentstar is on tour now.
Sea Trials was recorded with singer/songwriter/producer Dan Wilson at the Terrarium Studio in Minneapolis and mixed by Michael Brauer (John Mayer, Coldplay, My Morning Jacket, among others).
Wilson, whose solo debut will come in October on American Recordings, took home a Song Of The Year Grammy� in February for co-writing "Not Ready To Make Nice" with the Dixie Chicks.
Absentstar Tour Itinerary w/ Third Eye Blind
Apr 01 Starland Ballroom Sayerville, NJ
Apr 04 Jenker Center Penn State Erie, PA
Apr 05 Sojka Pavilion Lewisburg, PA
Apr 06 Muhlenberg College Allentown, PA
Apr 08 PromoWest Pavilion Columbus, OH
Apr 09 Loyola University Chicago, IL
Apr 11 Heny Memorial Gym Washington, PA
Apr 12 FSU Cordts Frostburg, MD
Apr 13 Southern New Hampshire U. Manchester, NH
Apr 15 Mansfield U. Mansfield, PA
Apr 17 Hollinger Gymnasium West Chester, PA
Apr 18 Sports Complex North Eastern, MA
Apr 19 College of NJ Ewing, NJ
Apr 20 Willams College Williamstown, MA
Apr 22 Grand Opera House Wilmington, DE
Apr 23 Duke University Durham, NC
Apr 25 Johnson Athletic Center- MIT Cambridge, MA
Apr 26 Le Frak Gymnasium Amherst, MA
Apr 27 Campus Center, SUNY Oswego, NY
Apr 29 Nokia Theater New York, NY
Apr 20 Nokia Theater New York, NY
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