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Robert Plant: U.S. Tour

BAND OF JOY OUT NOW


Robert Plant

Robert Plant has confirmed a
15-date North American tour. Beginning January 18 in Asheville, NC, this will be the first tour on these shores since
the release of his latest album, Band of Joy. The touring band will once again be the same that
made the record: Patty Griffin, vocals; Darrell Scott, multi instrumentalist/vocals; Byron
House
, bass/vocals; Marco Giovino, drums and percussion/vocals, and co-producer Buddy
Miller
, guitar/vocals. North Mississippi
Allstars DUOLUCO (Luther and Cody Dickinson)
will be supporting on all the dates. The full itinerary is listed
below.

January

18 Asheville, NC Thomas Wolfe Auditorium

19 Pittsburgh, PA Peterson Events Center (University of Pittsburgh)

21 Ann Arbor, MI Hill Auditorium

22 Toronto, ONT Sony Centre for the Performing Arts

25 Boston, MA House of Blues

26 Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre

28 Mashantucket, CT MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino

29 New York, NY Beacon Theatre

February

1 Washington, DC DAR Constitution Hall

2 Raleigh, NC Raleigh Memorial Auditorium

4 North Charleston, SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center

5 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre

7 Charlotte, NC Ovens Auditorium

8 and 9 Nashville, TN War Memorial Auditorium

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Robert Plant: Band Of Joy

NEW ALBUM OUT SEPTEMBER 14


Robert Plant

Robert Plant is back with Band of Joy, his first album since 2007′s six
time Grammy winning Raising Sand. Band of Joy was recorded in Nashville and will be released on September 14.

A plunge into Americana, the album was co-produced by Plant and Nashville mainstay
Buddy Miller. “Buddy’s
integral to this album. You can hear his taste all over the instrumentation,”
enthuses Plant. “Buddy’s zone is beautiful, with a lot of reflections going back into mid-Fifties rockabilly, the
singing fishermen and all the great country stuff, along with the soul and R&B from Memphis.”

As well as Miller, the Band of Joy is made up of multi-instrumentalist Darrell Scott, who provides the
mandolin, guitar, accordion, pedal, lap steel and banjo lines, country singer-songwriter Patty Griffin, who
adds the main vocal foils to Plant’s lead parts, Byron House, who plays bass, and percussionist Marco Giovino.

Band of Joy features new interpretations of songs from a wide range of sources: Los Lobos’ “Angel Dance,” Low’s “Silver Rider” and “Monkey,” The Kelly Brothers’ “Falling In Love Again,” traditional gospel number “Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down,” the English/Appalachian folk ballad “Cindy I’ll Marry You Some Day,” and blues gem “Central Two-O-Nine.”

Robert Plant and the Band of Joy will be touring the U.S. in July in support of Band of Joy, with more dates to
be announced. For a complete list of dates click here.

Band of Joy Track Listing:
1. ‘Angel Dance’
2. ‘House of Cards’
3. ‘Central Two-O-Nine’
4. ‘Silver Rider’
5. ‘You Can’t Buy My Love’

6. ‘I’m Falling In Love Again’
7. ‘The Only Sound That Matters’
8. ‘Monkey’
9. ‘Cindy I’ll Marry You Someday’
10. ‘Harm’s Swift Way’
11. ‘Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down’
12. ‘Even This Shall Pass Away’

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Robert Plant Album/Tour with Patty Griffin, Darrell Scott & More

ROBERT PLANT AND THE BAND OF JOY TO TOUR U.S.A.

JULY SHOWS TO INCLUDE MATERIAL FROM NEW ROUNDER ALBUM

Robert Plant

Robert Plant has confirmed a 12 city North American tour. Beginning in July, this first leg of shows, which will be followed by further dates in the fall, will preview material from a new album. Featuring a diverse group of musicians – Patty Griffin, vocals; Darrell Scott, multi-instrumentalist/vocals; Byron House, bass/vocals; Marco Giovino, drums and percussion/vocals; including co-producer Buddy Miller, guitar/vocals. The album is set for release on Rounder, late summer/early fall.

Kicking off in Memphis on July 13 (see full tour schedule below) the tour will feature Plant and the ‘Band of Joy’ – the same musicians who also appear and play on the album.

Says Plant: “It’s been a blast working on these new songs… and I’m enjoying such creativity and vitality. It’s been a remarkable change of direction for all of us and as a group we all seem to have developed a new groove.”

In recent weeks Plant has been in the studio working on the planned release, which will be his first since Raising Sand, the multi-platinum, six-time Grammy winning collaboration with fellow Rounder artist Alison Krauss. Krauss has most recently been recording with her longtime band Union Station, and will be touring with them this summer. The pair do not expect to announce a new album or tour in the coming year, though when asked about the collaboration, Plant says: “Oh yes, Alison and I get together quite often… and sometimes we dance.”

Robert Plant and the Band Of Joy Tour Dates:

07.13 Memphis, TN The Orpheum Theater

07.15 Little Rock, AR Robinson Center Music Hall

07.16 Tulsa, OK Brady Theater

07.18 Albuquerque, NM Sandia Casino Amphitheater

07.20 Phoenix, AZ Dodge Theater

07.21 Tucson, AZ Anselmo Valencia Amphitheater

07.23 Dallas, TX Meyerson Symphony Hall

07.24 Houston, TX Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

07.26 Austin, TX Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater

07.28 Mobile, AL The Saenger Theatre

07.30 Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall

07.31 Miami, FL Bayfront Park Amphitheater

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Patty Griffin Confirms Tour Dates

PATTY GRIFFIN CONFIRMS TOUR DATES TO SUPPORT DOWNTOWN CHURCH, OUT NOW

Patty Griffin

EMI/Credential Recordings is excited to confirm Patty Griffin‘s first tour in support of her new record, Downtown Church, released January 26. The dates are the first leg of several that will take her across the country throughout the year. They begin in St. Louis on March 26 and end April 17 in Driftwood, TX.

The band will be Buddy Miller, Doug Lancio, Frank Swart, Marco Giovino and John Deaderick.

Downtown Church is Griffin’s seventh album and was produced by Miller. The album was cut live in The Downtown Presbyterian Church on 5th Ave. N. in Nashville over the first week of January 2009 with Griffin singing from the pulpit. It features vocal support from Emmylou Harris, Raul Malo, Jim Lauderdale, Shawn Colvin, Mike Farris, Buddy and Julie Miller as well as Regina and Ann McCrary, whose father was one of the founding members of the legendary gospel group the Fairfield Four.


Patty Griffin Tour Dates

03/26/10 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
03/27/10 Lawrence, KS Liberty Hall
03/29/10 Denver, CO Paramount
03/30/10 Salt Lake City, UT Kingsbury Hall
04/01/10 Seattle, WA The Moore
04/02/10 Vancouver, BC The Commodore
04/04/10 Portland, OR Crystal Ballroom
04/05/10 Berkeley, CA Zellerbach
04/09/10 Santa Cruz, CA Rio
04/10/10 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
04/16/10 Dallas, TX House of Blues
04/17/10 Driftwood, TX Old Settler’s