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Living Things Hitting The Road With Electric Six


03/11/2009
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(Jive) Living Things announces a string of upcoming tour dates with Electric Six for the spring, as well as an appearance at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin, TX.

Their latest album, Habeas Corpus, was released February 17, 2009 to critical praise and they recently returned to their current home base of Los Angeles for the television debut of their latest single "Oxygen." Their video for the first single "Let It Rain," has been added to VH1, MTVU and MTV2. "Let It Rain" filmed by director Floria Sigismondi (David Bowie, Bjork, White Stripes).

Originally from St. Louis, MO, Living Things are Lillian Berlin, his brothers Eve and Bosh on bass and drums respectively, plus hometown friend guitarist Cory Becker. Habeas Corpus is the second album released from the band. Produced by Michael Ilbert and Living Things, it was recorded in Berlin, Germany at Hansa Studios where the band was in residence for ten months, overlooking remnants of the Berlin wall. The themes of the songs include the economy, war, politics, life, love and religion in these turbulent times.

Upcoming tour dates:

3/19 Austin, TX SXSW Gibson/Affliction Party / Maggie Mae's Rooftop
3/21 Austin, TX SXSW Prague
3/20 Austin, TX SXSW Little Steven's Underground /Antone's
4/17 New Orleans, LA The Parish in House of Blues
4/18 Birmingham, AL Bottle Tree
4/20 Tallahassee, FL The Engine Room
4/21 Gainesville, FL Common Grounds
4/22 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Culture Room
4/23 Orlando, FL The Social
4/24 Jacksonville, FL Jack Rabbits
4/25 Atlanta, GA Lenny's Bar
4/28 Richmond, VA Canal Club Downstairs Lounge
4/29 Washington, D.C. Black Cat
4/30 Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda's
5/1 Cambridge, MA Middle East Restaurant & Nightclub
5/2 Northampton, MA Pearl Street
5/4 Hoboken, NJ Maxwell's
5/5 New York City, NY Bowery Ballroom
5/8 Cleveland Heights, OH Grog Shop
5/9 Ann Arbor, MI Blind Pig



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