Before embarking on a headlining tour, they'll open three California shows for France's Phoenix. The talented four-piece, who play stripped down, straight ahead rock 'n roll, have had quite the year: They've had a successful residency at LA's venerable venue, Echo, criss-crossed the US and Canada on tour with White Lies and Friendly Fires, and found a new home with Brooklyn-based label Kemado Records.
In anticipation of the release of their debut LP (date TBD), which they will record with Eli Janney (Obits, Secret Machines) in Brooklyn this August, Matt Lamkin (vocals), Matty McLoughlin (guitar), David Lantzman (bass) and Brian Hill (drums) will bring infectious riffs, smart lyrics and incredible energy to stages across North America.
Beginning and ending in Los Angeles, be sure to check out one of the most talked about
So Cal exports at a venue near you!
09/16/09 Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre*
09/17/09 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theatre*
09/18/09 Portland, OR @ Dante's (NXNW Festival)
09/19/09 Seattle, WA @ Crocodile Caf�
09/23/09 Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
09/24/09 Madison, WI @ University of Madison
09/25/09 Chicago, IL @ Chopin Theatre
09/26/09 Indianapolis, IN @ Locals Only
09/27/09 Detroit, MI @ Pike Room
09/29/09 Toronto, ON @ Silver Dollar
10/01/09 Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda's
10/02/09 New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
10/03/09 Boston, MA @ Middle East (upstairs)
10/09/09 Houston, TX @ Walter's on Washington
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