The tour kicks off October 20th at San Francisco's Caf� Du Nord, as well as the first ever U.S. release of his landmark 2000 debut album "For Him And The Girls," set for release November 17, 2009 on Hawksley's own Isadora Records.
Written, produced, and performed by Hawksley himself, "For Him and the Girls" blends beautifully penned lyrics and clanky-folk tunes with fresh-faced pop. From the opener ("Maniacs"), where yodels are swathed in distortion and guitars, to the Beatles-esque tunes ("Sad House Daddy") that move like a speakeasy regular's lusty poetry ("Tarantulove"), the entire record bursts with beauty and energy.
Hawksley Workman's enthralling vaudeville performances are sure to captivate fans new and old, and will be a taste of what's to come on his new albums scheduled for early 2010 release.
UPCOMING U.S. TOUR DATES
October 20 - Caf� Du Nord - San Francisco, CA
October 21 - Hotel Caf� - Los Angeles, CA
October 25 - Schuba's - Chicago, IL
October 28 - City Winery - New York, NY
October 29 - Tin Angel - Philadelphia, PA
For Him And The Girls
(Isadora Records)
U.S. Street date: November 17
1. Maniacs
2. No Sissies
3. Sad House Daddy
4. Tarantulove
5. Sweet Hallelujah
6. Bullets
7. Don't Be Crushed
8. Stop Joking Around
9. All Of Us Kids
10. Safe and Sound
11. Paper Shoes
12. Baby This Night
13. No More Named Johnny
14. Beautiful and Natural
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