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Jim Ward, frontman of Sparta and Sleepercar and founding member of At The Drive-In, has released his debut solo album Quiet In The Valley, On The Shores The End Begins & The Electric Six via his own Tembloroso Recordings. The album is a compilation of his acoustic solo EP trilogy – 2007′s Quiet, 2009′s In The Valley, On The Shores, 2011′s The End Begins – paired with an additional disc of select tracks gone electric. In celebration of the release, Ward premiered the electric version of “Decades” on AltPress.com last week; the track is also now available as a free download here. The Zach Passero-directed video (http://youtu.be/M8kP54WS9qc) for the electric version of album track “Broken Songs” premiered on My Old Kentucky Blog last month; the acoustic version, which features Tegan Quin of Tegan and Sara, is available as a download today via Amazon’s Free Song of the Day (here).

Following a sold-out hometown El Paso, TX, record release show at The Percolator, Ward is currently in Australia for three dates. He’ll return to the States on August 19^th to launch a four and a half week US headlining tour, which begins that night at Club Congress in Tucson, AZ. The tour will take him up the west coast, through the midwest and southwest before wrapping up on September 3^rd at The Mohawk in Austin, TX. Ward has also now announced an east coast headlining tour, beginning September 18^th at The Earl in Atlanta, GA, and wrapping up September 27^th at The Crofoot in Pontiac, MI. These dates include a September 22^nd show in Boston supporting Yuck at TT The Bear’s; a September 24^th solo show in New York City supporting Rhett Miller at the Highline Ballroom; and a September 25^th performance at the Pop Montreal festival. El Paso’s The Lusitania – whose album Rain and Rivers Ward and bandmate Gabriel González produced in their studio, Clap of Thunder – will support on most dates and play as his backing band.

In related touring news, Sparta has announced they will play their first show since 2008 this November in El Paso.  They’re confirmed to perform on November 17^th at Tricky Falls, the newly renovated venue co-owned by Ward. Sparta - Ward, drummer Tony Hajjar, bassist Matt Miller, and guitarist Keeley Davis – will also head into the studio this fall to begin work on their fourth LP, the follow-up to 2006′s Threes.

Jim Ward Tour Dates:

AUG. 10         SYDNEY, AUS                           ANNANDALE HOTEL

AUG. 12         MELBOURNE, AUS                    EAST BRUNSWICK CLUB

AUG. 13         BRISBANE, AUS                       ALHAMBRA LOUNGE

AUG. 19         TUCSON, AZ                            CLUB CONGRESS

AUG. 20         SAN DIEGO, CA                       SODA BAR

AUG. 21         LOS ANGELES, CA                    THE SATELLITE

AUG. 22         SANTA BARBARA, CA                MUDDY WATERS

AUG. 23         SAN FRANCISCO, CA                HOTEL UTAH

AUG. 25         SEATTLE, WA                           SUNSET TAVERN

AUG. 26         VANCOUVER, BC                      MEDIA CLUB

AUG. 27         PORTLAND, OR                         THE BUNK BAR

AUG. 30         MINNEAPOLIS, MN                   400 BAR

AUG. 31         CHICAGO, IL                           SCHUBAS

SEPT. 1          UNIVERSITY CITY, MO              CICERO’S

SEPT. 2          NORMAN, OK                           OPOLIS

SEPT. 3          AUSTIN, TX                             THE MOHAWK

SEPT. 18        ATLANTA, GA                           THE EARL

SEPT. 19        CHAPEL HILL, NC                     LOCAL 506

SEPT. 20        WASHINGTON, DC                   DC9

SEPT. 21        PHILADELPHIA, PA                   MILKBOY

SEPT. 22        BOSTON, MA                           TT THE BEAR’S#

SEPT. 24        NEW YORK, NY                        HIGHLINE BALLROOM%

SEPT. 25        MONTREAL, QC                       LE CAGIBI (POP MONTREAL)

SEPT. 26        TORONTO, ON                         HORSESHOE TAVERN

SEPT. 27        PONTIAC, MI                           THE CROFOOT

* The Lusitania support on 8/19-9/22, 9/25-27

# supporting Yuck

% solo show supporting Rhett Miller

Sparta Tour Dates:

NOV. 17         EL PASO, TX                           TRICKY FALLS

Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen recording group Gym Class Heroes has announced plans for a major North American tour.  The dates – which see the alternative hip-hop superstars co-headlining alongside The Dirty Heads – will kick off on October 12^th at Tampa, Florida’s Jannus Landing and then continue through mid-November.

A ticket pre-sale will begin on Thursday, August 18, and public on-sales will take place on Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, with the date varying by city.  In addition to general tickets, Gym Class Heroes will offer fans a special package which will include early entry, a pre-order of The Papercut Chronicles II, a Gym Class Heroes t-shirt and autographed tour poster, and a commemorative VIP laminate in addition to the ticket.  For more information, visit the band’s website here: www.gymclassheroes.com.

The tour heralds Gym Class Heroes’ anticipated new album, “The Papercut Chronicles II,” which is slated for release October 25.  The album’s first single, “Stereo Hearts (featuring Adam Levine),” is quickly proving a summertime hit with top 25 airplay at CHR/Top 40 radio outlets nationwide Produced by Benny Blanco (Katy Perry, Wiz Khalifa, Ke$ha).

* All Dates w/The Dirty Heads
OCTOBER
12 Tampa, FL Jannus Landing
13 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Revolution
14 Orlando, FL House of Blues
16 Atlanta, GA Masquerade Park
18 Charlotte, NC The Fillmore
19 Baltimore, MD Ram’s Head Live
20 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory
21 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
24 Boston, MA House of Blues
25 Albany, NY Northern Lights
28 Toronto, ON Kool Haus
30 Detroit, MI The Royal Oak
31 Cleveland, OH House of Blues

NOVEMBER
1 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
2 Chicago, IL House of Blues
4 Milwaukee, WI The Rave
5 Columbia, MO The Blue Note
6 Kansas City, MO The Midland Theatre
8 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
9 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
10 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
11 Seattle, WA Showbox SODO
12 Portland, OR Roseland
14 San Francisco, CA The Regency
16 San Diego, CA House of Blues
18 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues

Following the release of his solo album in September, Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor, under his solo moniker of CANT, will go on tour in North America in October. This comes after a short list of dates released for the UK in November with Blood Orange (Dev Hynes) opening. Now I don’t want to be presumptuous, but since Hynes will be opening on the UK tour, he has recently collaborated with Taylor on the CANT album, and Blood Orange is already on the bill for the LA date at the Troubadour, Hynes will more than likely be joining Taylor for the rest of the US tour.

We will keep updating this post if Blood Orange is confirmed, and if any other artists will be joining CANT. Tickets are on sale now.

Tour dates:

October:
01  Doug Fir Lounge Portland, OR
02  Media Club Vancouver, British Columbia
03  Triple Door Seattle, WA
05  The Independent San Francisco, CA
07  Soda Bar San Diego, CA
08  Troubadour Los Angeles, CA
11  Urban Lounge Salt Lake City, UT
12  Larimer Lounge Denver, CO
14  The Bottleneck Lawrence, KS
15  7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN
16  High Noon Saloon Madison, WI
18  Lincoln Hall Chicago, IL
19  Magic Stick Detroit, MI
21  Garrison Toronto, Ontario
22  Cabaret Mile End Montreal, Quebec
24  Middle East Downstairs Boston, MA
25  Bowery Ballroom New York, NY
27  Johnny Brenda’s Philadelphia, PA
28  Rock and Roll Hotel Washington, DC
29  Moog Festival Asheville, NC

For more information about the tour and CANT, go to http://warp.net/records/cant/north-american-dates-announced

London garage rock band the Jim Jones Revue has announced plans for a 2-week tour of North America in the first half of September. Catch the band’s special blend of classic rock ‘n’ roll piano and punk rock at a venue near you. To give you an idea of what they sound like, watch the video for “Shoot First” below.

Tour Dates
Sept 01 – Biltmore Cabaret / Vancouver
Sept 03 – Doug Fir Lounge / Portland
Sept 04 – Bumbershoot Festival / Seattle
Sept 07 – Independent / San Francisco
Sept 08 – Echo / Los Angeles
Sept 010 – Music Hall of Williamsburg / Brooklyn
Sept 11 – Brighton Music Hall / Allston, MA
Sept 12 – Casa del Popolo / Montreal
Sept 13 – Horseshoe Tavern / Toronto
Sept 14 – Schuba’s / Chicago
Sept 16 – Blockley Pourhouse / Philadelphia
Sept 17 – Black Cat / Washington, DC
Sept 18 – Maxwell’s / Hoboken

The Jim Jones Revue: website | myspace

Acclaimed singer-songwriter, Rachael Yamagata, will release Chesapeake, her first studio album in three years on October 11, 2011. The album, produced by John Alagia, producer of Yamagata’s Happenstance album as well as albums from Liz Phair, Dave Matthews Band and Jason Mraz, will be self-released on her very own Frankenfish Records. Twelve days following the release of Chesapeake, Yamagata will hit the road on an extensive tour of the United States starting on October 24th in Portland, Maine at the Port City Music Hall and wind down on December 22nd in New York City at City Winery.

For Chesapeake, Yamagata recruited her “dream team” consisting of Victor Indrizzo (Sheryl Crow) on drums, guitarists Mike Viola (Candy Butchers), Michael Chaves (John Mayer), and Kevin Salem, (Dump Truck, Yo La Tengo), cellist Oli Kraus (Sia, Duffy) and Tom Freund on the upright bass. The result is an eclectic collection of songs projecting Yamagata’s new-found optimism and hopefulness, showcasing her sultry and smoky voice, rich, layered harmonies, striking ballads and soulful grooves.

Listeners can get a taste of what’s to come by downloading the song “Starlight” by visiting http://snd.sc/n6ajQf.

Praised by critics for her intimately confessional songwriting and arrangements, Rachael released her last album, Elephants…Teeth Sinking Into Heart on Warner Bros. Records in October of 2008.   Entertainment Weekly called her delivery “gorgeous” and Rolling Stone said her “soulful, cigarette-scratched voice and melancholy lyrics recall Fiona Apple and PJ Harvey.” She toured extensively in support of the album playing to crowds throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. The New York Times hailed “With a deep, melancholy, breathy alto and a fondness for slow, sparsely chorded songs, Ms. Yamagata has a lot in common with Fiona Apple, Norah Jones and Sarah McLachlan. And in her upbeat moments she can sound like a fuller-voiced Liz Phair or a less volatile Chrissie Hynde.” Songs from the album appeared in various television programs and films including Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice, Brothers and Sisters and more. She also made an appearance in the season finale of 30 Rock in 2009.

Tour Dates:

OCTOBER

24th - Portland, ME - Port City Music Hall

25th - Burlington, VT - Higher Ground Lodge

27th - Ithaca, NY - Deliah’s

28th -  Northampton, MA - Iron Horse

30th - Boston, MA - Brighton Music Hall

31st - Philadelphia, PA - World Café Live

NOVEMBER

1st - Washington, DC - Birchmere

2nd - Baltimore, MD - Sound Stage

4th - Brooklyn, NY - Knitting Factory

5th -  Pittsburgh, PA - Club Café

6th - Cleveland, OH - Beachland Ballroom (Small Room)

7th - Detroit, MI - St Andrews Hall

8th - Chicago, IL - Logan Square

10th - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Ballroom

11th - Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line

12th - Davenport, IA - Redstone Room

14th - Kansas City, KS - Record Bar

16th - Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge

18th - Salt Lake City, UT - State Room

20th - Spokane, WA - A Club

21st - Vancouver, BC - Media Club

22nd - Seattle, WA - Crocodile

23rd - Portland, OR - Doug Fir

25th - San Francisco, CA - Slim’s

27th - San Diego, CA - Casbah

29th - Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour

30th - Tuscon, AZ - Crescent Ballroom

DECEMBER

2nd - Austin, TX - Parish

3rd - Houston, TX - Fitzgerald’s Upstairs

4th - Dallas, TX - The Loft

5th - Tulsa, OK - Cain’s Ballroom – 2nd Stage

7th - St. Louis, MO - Blueberry Hill

8th - Nashville, TN - 12th and Porter

9th - Birmingham, AL - Work Play

10th - Atlanta, GA - Vinyl

12th - Charleston, SC - New Brookland Tavern

13th - Charlotte, NC - Visulite Theatre

15th - Chapel Hill, NC - Local 506

16th - Charlottesville, VA - The Southern

17th - Louisville, KY - Headliners

18th - Columbus, OH - The Basement

20th - Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell’s

21st - New York, NY - City Winery

22nd - New York, NY - City Winery

www.rachaelyamagata.com

Death Cab For Cutie have announced a fall tour to start September 30th in Cincinnati and go through the end of October. Support includes Telekinesis, The Hold Steady, Explosions In The Sky, and The Head And The Heart. Furthermore, DCFC will also be among the headline acts appearing at Sunrise, Florida’s annual Langerado Music Festival on October 8^th and San Francisco’s Treasure Island Music Festival on October 16^th. Below is a complete list of tour dates. For more information please visit www.deathcabforcutie.com.

AUGUST

1                      Boston, MA                           Bank of America Pavilion

2                      Brooklyn, NY                        Williamsburg Waterfront

5                      Philadelphia, PA                  Mann Center for Performing Arts

6                      Pittsburgh, PA                      Stage AE

7                      Columbia, MD                      Merriweather Post Pavilion

8                      Cary, NC                                Koka Booth Amphitheatre

10                    Nashville, TN                       Bridgestone Arena

11                    Alpharetta, GA                     Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

12                    New Orleans, LA                 Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena

13                    Grand Prairie, TX                 Verizon Theater

15                    Phoenix, AZ                          Comerica Theatre

16                    La Jolla, CA                           RIMAC Arena

18, 19              Los Angeles, CA                  Greek Theater

20                    Las Vegas, NV                      The Pool

22                    West Valley City, UT          Maverik Center

23                    Morrison, CO                        Red Rocks Amphitheatre

25                    Chicago, IL                            UIC Pavilion

26                    St. Paul, MN                          Roy Wilkins Auditorium

SEPTEMBER

30                    Cincinnati, OH                     PNC Pavilion at Riverbend Music

OCTOBER

1                      Champaign, IL                      University of Illinois-Assembly

2                      St. Louis, MO                        The Pageant

5                      Memphis, TN                       Mud Island Ampitheatre

6                      Birmingham, AL                  Alabama Theatre

7                      Jacksonville, FL                    Florida Theatre

8                      Sunrise, FL                            Langerado Music Festival

10                    Houston, TX                         Verizon Wireless Theatre

11                    Austin, TX                             Austin Music Hall

15                    Santa Barbara, CA                Santa Barbara Bowl

16                    San Francisco, CA                Treasure Island Music Festival

18                    Boise, ID                                Taco Bell Arena

20                    Portland, OR                         Portland Memorial Coliseum

21                    Vancouver, BC                     Rogers Arena

22                    Seattle, WA                           Key Arena at Seattle Center

Crystal Antlers will tour this Fall with WU LYF in support of their new release Two-Way Mirror. Prior to that, you can catch Crystal Antlers at one of their Brooklyn, San Diego, or Los Angeles area dates. Here’s a  personal note from Jonny Bell in the band with further details!

Friends,

 A week ago we released our 2nd album, Two-Way Mirror in the US (UK August 1 and EU on September 5). It was born out of a trip of isolation in Mexico following a ton of touring and the news that our old label home, Touch and Go, was downsizing to a more catalog focused operation. We recorded in Long Beach with our good friend Ikey who produced our first EP and Jack Endino mixed it. Raymond Pettibon provided the art.

Since completing the recording we’ve been dealing with a mountain of DIY manufacturing tasks, setting up distribution deals and putting together a small team to help us get the word out. It’s been a tough and costly learning experience releasing it on this scale by ourselves, but for the knowledge we’ve gained, it was well worth it.

TOUR DATES

08-04 Brooklyn, NY – Vans House Parties (w/ Man Man, Glass Candy)

08-06 Brooklyn, NY – Glasslands Gallery (w/ Gary War, Team Robespierre, Balkans)

09-10 San Diego, CA – Bar Pink (w/ White Fence)

10-19 Riverside, CA – The Barn

TOUR W/ WU LYF

11-06 Washington, DC – Rock N Roll Hotel

11-08 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg

11-10 Boston, MA – Middle East Downstairs

11-11 Montreal, QC – Il Motore

11-12 Toronto, ON – Legendary Horseshoe Tavern

11-14 Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle

11-15 Minneapolis, MN – 7^th Street Entry

11-18 Vancouver, BC – Electric Owl

11-19 Seattle, WA – Crocodile Café

11-21 San Francisco, CA – The Independent

11-22 Los Angeles, CA – The Troubadour

www.crystalantlers.com

The Drums announce the release of their second album, Portamento out September 13th through Frenchkiss Records.
In support of their US release, The Drums have also announced fall tour dates including a summer performance at this year’s sold out Lollapalooza. Their shows kick off on September 28th in Hoboken, NJ at Maxwell’s and continue through November 6th in Washington DC at The Black Cat. Exclusive fan pre-sale starts Wednesday, July 27th followed by a public on-sale this weekend.

To accommodate the record’s sonic expansiveness, the band has expanded to a quintet live, adding two auxiliary members including good friend Myles Matheny on guitar and bass. The additional touring musicians lend their live performances a more spontaneous feel, in line with the aesthetic of the new album, getting rid of the need for backing tracks.

Tour dates:

August 6th             Chicago, IL                         Lollapalooza
Sept. 28th             Hoboken, NJ                         Maxwell’s
Sept. 29th             Boston, MA                         Brighton Music Hall
Sept. 30th             Montreal, QC                         Evenko
Oct. 1st                 Toronto, ON                         The Mod Club
Oct. 3rd               Cleveland Heights, OH             Grog Shop
Oct. 4th               Chicago, IL                         Subterranean
Oct. 5th               Minneapolis, MN             7th Street Entry
Oct. 6th            Des Moines, IA                         Vaudville Mews
Oct. 10th             Portland, OR                        Doug Fir Lounge
Oct. 11th             Vancouver, BC                         Venue
Oct. 12th             Seattle, WA                        Crocodile Café
Oct. 14th             San Francisco, CA             The Independent – Treasure Island Night Show
Oct. 15th             San Diego, CA                         The Casbah
Oct. 18th             Los Angeles, CA             Echoplex
Oct. 20th             Tempe, AZ                        Sail Inn
Oct. 22nd             Dallas, TX                         The Loft
Oct. 23rd             Austin, TX                         The Parish
Oct. 24th             Houston, TX                         Fitzgerald’s
Oct. 26th             Tallahassee, FL             Club Downunder
Oct. 27th             Orlando, FL                         The Social
Oct. 28th             Miami, FL                         Grand Central
Oct. 31st             Atlanta, GA                         The Drunken Unicorn
Nov. 3rd             Brooklyn, NY                         Music Hall of Williamsburg
Nov. 5th             Philadelphia, PA             Making Time at Voyeur Night Club
Nov. 6th             Washington, DC             The Black Cat

To purchase tickets: http://thedrums.com/shows

La Dispute have recently announced they will be hitting the road this fall with Thrice, Moving Mountains, and O’Brother. The tour will kick off on September 30 and tickets are available now. Full tour dates are listed below:

Sep 30 – Las Vegas, NV – Hard Rock
Oct 01 – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theater
Oct 03 – Dallas, TX – The Door
Oct 04 – Austin, TX – Emo’s
Oct 05 – Houston, TX – House of Blues
Oct 07 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Revolution
Oct 08 – Orlando, FL – Beacham Theater
Oct 09 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade Theater
Oct 11 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
Oct 12 – Richmond, VA – The National
Oct 13 – Philadelphia, PA – Electric Factory
Oct 14 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
Oct 15 – Towson, MD – Recher Theater
Oct 16 – New York, NY – Irving Plaza
Oct 18 – Boston, MA – Royale
Oct 19 – Montreal, QC – Club Soda
Oct 20 – Toronto, ON – Phoenix Theatre
Oct 21 – Pittsburgh, PA – Club Zoo
Oct 22 – Covington, KY – Madison Theatre
Oct 23 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall
Oct 25 – Grand Rapids, MI – Intersection
Oct 26 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrew’s Hall
Oct 27 – Chicago, IL – Metro
Oct 28 – St. Louis, MO – Pop’s
Oct 29 – Lawrence, KS – Granada
Oct 30 – Denver, CO – Summit Music Hall
Nov 01 – Magna, UT – SaltAir
Nov 03 – Seattle, WA – Showbox Market
Nov 04 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
Nov 05 – San Francisco, CA – Regency Ballroom
Nov 06 – Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades
Nov 08 – Los Angeles, CA – Mayan Theater
Nov 09 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
Nov 10 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
Nov 11 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues

www.ladisputemusic.com

New Orleans’ MUTEMATH have announced that they will launch the Odd Soul Introduction Tour this fall. The tour finds the band, which is Paul Meany (vocals/keyboards), Roy Mitchell-Cardenas (bass/guitar), and Darren King (drums), unveiling songs from their upcoming new album, Odd Soul, which will be released on October 4^th by Teleprompt/Warner Bros. Records. MUTEMATH will perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on the night of release.

The Odd Soul Introduction Tour kicks off on September 7^th and concludes with a homecoming show in New Orleans on October 21^st. A pre-sale for a VIP Package (which includes tickets, a physical and digital copy of Odd Soul, and a digital download of the track “Blood Pressure”) has already begun. Regular tickets go on sale to the public on August 5^th. Prior to September 7^th, MUTEMATH will perform a few select special dates in August. Tour dates can be found below.

In other MUTEMATH news, the track “Odd Soul” is currently available to fans in a unique video mixer platform. The mixer, which premiered on digital and social media technology site Mashable.com, features a different video for each part of the song: drums, guitars, bass, vocals, synth, and background vocals. Listeners can solo, mute, and mix “Odd Soul” in real-time creating their own audio and visual mix. Due to varying connection speeds and hardware there are two versions available, a 4-track version meant for users on slower connections and a 6-track version for fans using up-to-date browsers on faster broadband connections. Versions can be chosen by visiting www.mutemath.com/oddsoul.

08/06             Tulsa, OK                            Brady District Block Party
08/13            Tokyo, JAPAN                    Summer Sonic Festival
08/14            Osaka, JAPAN                     Summer Sonic Festival
08/16            Los Angeles, CA                Troubadour (sold-out)
08/20            Mobile, AL                          Saenger Theatre
08/25            New York, NY                      Mercury Lounge (sold-out)
09/07            Charleston, SC                     The Pour House
09/08            Greenville, SC                      The Handlebar
09/09            Columbia, SC                       New Brookland Tavern
09/10            Athens, GA                          40 Watt
09/12            Raleigh, NC                          The Pour House
09/13            Wilmington, NC                   The Soapbox
09/15            Richmond, VA                      Canal Club
09/16            Charlottesville, VA               The Southern
09/17            Poughkeepsie, NY               The Loft
09/18            Hartford, CT                          Webster Underground
09/20            Providence, RI                      The Met
09/22            Buffalo, NY                             Mohawk Place
09/23            Burlington, VT                        Higher Ground
09/24            Albany, NY                             Pearl Palooza (WEQX)
09/25            Cleveland, OH                      The Grog Shop
09/27            Ann Arbor, MI                    The Blind Pig
09/29            Lansing, MI                          The Loft
09/30            Milwaukee, WI                      The Rave Bar
10/01            Des Moines, IA                   Vaudeville, Mews
10/02            Lawrence, KS                      Bottleneck
10/07            Oklahoma, City, OK                  The Conservatory
10/08            Waco, TX                               Common Ground
10/09            San Antonio, TX                Endless Music
10/11            Little Rock, AK                    Revolution Music Room
10/12            Memphis, TN                                    Hi-Tone
10/14            Baton Rough, LA                  Chelsea’s
10/16            Pensacola, FL                      Deluna Fest
10/17            Jacksonville, FL                   Jack Rabbit’s
10/19            Knoxville, TN                         The Square Room
10/20            Birmingham, AL                   Workplay Theatre
10/21             New Orleans, LA                One Eyed Jacks

www.mutemath.com