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Monsters Of Folk Expand Tour


10/23/2009
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(PR) With an already-acclaimed tour currently sweeping across the country, indie rockers Monsters of Folk � Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis, M. Ward and My Morning Jacket's Jim James � have added three more dates to their first tour together in five years.

The illustrious quartet has hit the road in support of their first collaborative recorded effort, Monsters of Folk, which was released to rapturous response last month on Shangri-La Music.

The album, already heralded as one of the year's best debut albums, absolutely comes alive onstage, which many music fans experienced when the tour began last week in Vancouver.

Says Spin.com, "Monsters of Folk gave the crowd at Vancouver's Commodore Ballroom their money's worth with an epic two-and-a-half-hour set on the opening night of their U.S. tour." The live show will not only showcase the incredible songs found on Monsters of Folk, but will also feature favorites from the band members' individual catalogues.

Monsters Of Folk Fall Tour Dates
October
13 Vancouver, BC- Orpheum
14 Portland, OR- Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
15 Seattle, WA- Paramount Theatre
17 Oakland, CA- Fox Theater
18 Los Angeles, CA- The Greek Theater
20 San Diego, CA- Spreckels Theatre
21 Phoenix, AZ- Orpheum Theater
22 Santa Barbara, CA- Santa Barbara Bowl
28 Omaha, NE- Holland Center
29 Minneapolis, MN- Orpheum Theatre
30 Chicago, IL- Auditorium Theatre
31 Louisville, KY- Louisville Palace Theatre

November
02 Toronto, ON- Massey Hall
03 Boston, MA- The Orpheum
06 New York, NY- United Palace
08 New York, NY- Beacon Theater
09 Philadelphia, PA- Academy of Music
10 Richmond, VA- Landmark Theater
11 Atlanta, GA- The Tabernacle
13 Austin, TX- Stubbs BBQ
16 Cardiff, UK- Coal Exchange
17 London, UK- Troxy
19 Stockholm, SE- Philadelphia Church
20 Copenhagen, DK- Vega
21 The Hague- Crossing Border
22 Antwerp- Crossing Border



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