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Big Head Blues Club: 100 Years of Robert Johnson

January 21st, 2011 | No Comments

ALBUM RELEASE MARCH 1, 2011 TO BE SUPPORTED BY NATIONAL TOUR:
Â“BLUES AT THE CROSSROADS: THE ROBERT JOHNSON CENTENNIAL CONCERTS”

100 Years of Robert Johnson

How do you throw a 100th birthday bash for the most influential bluesman that ever lived? If you’re Big Head Todd and The Monsters, you
gather some of the greatest living blues musicians and record 100 Years of Robert Johnson
(March 1, 2011 – Ryko/Big Records), a stirring new tribute album featuring 10 potent interpretations of some of the
most vital and durable music of the past century.

Big Head Blues Club, as the ad hoc ensemble is calling itself, features, in addition to the Colorado-based
quartetÂ—guitarist and vocalist Todd Park Mohr, bassist Rob Squires, drummer Brian
Nevin and keyboardist Jeremy LawtonÂ—special guests, blues legends B.B. King, Hubert Sumlin, David “Honeyboy” Edwards and Charlie Musselwhite, as well as keepers
of the blues flame Ruthie Foster, Cedric Burnside, and Lightnin’
Malcolm.

Recorded at the legendary Ardent Studios in Memphis, and produced by Grammy award winning blues producer
Chris Goldsmith (Blind Boys of Alabama), 100 Years of Robert Johnson will be released in early
2011, and supported by a national tour (Â“Blues at the Crossroads: The Robert Johnson Centennial ConcertsÂ”)
featuring many of the participants in the sessions. A complete list of the tour dates is included below.

Blues at the Crossroads: The Robert Johnson Centennial ConcertsÂ” Tour Dates:

Jan. 28 San Francisco, CA Regency Ballroom
Jan. 29 Costa Mesa, CA Orange County Performing Arts Center

Jan. 30 San Diego, CA (2 shows) Anthology
Jan. 31 Santa Barbara, CA Campbell Hall / UCSB
Feb. 04 Austin, TX Paramount Theatre

Feb. 05 Dallas, TX Lakewood Theatre

Feb. 10 Ann Arbor, MI Hill Auditorium / U of M

Feb. 11 Chicago, IL Orchestra Hall

Feb. 12 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theatre

Feb. 13 Meridian, MS Riley Center / MSU
Feb. 16 Chapel Hill, NC Memorial Hall / UNC Chapel Hill

Feb. 17 North Bethesda, MD The Music Center at Strathmore
Feb. 18 Boston, MA Berklee School of Music
Feb. 24 Ridgefield, CT Ridgefield Playhouse

Feb. 25 Princeton, NJ McCarter Theatre

Feb. 26 Blue Bell, PA Montgomery County Community College
Feb. 27 New Bedford, MA Zeiterion Theater
March 4 Milwaukee, WI Potowatomi Casino
March 5 Omaha, NE Holland Performing Arts Center

March 6 Minneapolis, MN Orchestra Hall

March 8 Urbana, IL Krannert Center – Tyrone Festival Theatre

Joe Lovano: Bird Songs

December 9th, 2010 | No Comments

ALBUM LAUNCH AT NEW YORK’S VILLAGE VANGUARD JAN. 11-16

Bird Songs

On January 11, 2011, Joe Lovano Us
Five will release Bird Songs, an exploration of the Charlie Parker songbook and the
Grammy-winning saxophonist’s 22nd album for EMI’s Blue Note Records (the release of which will mark his 20th
year on the label). Lovano will launch the album with a week-long engagement at the Village Vanguard in New York
City (January 11-16), and an NPR Live At The Village Vangaurd session that will be webcast on the NPR Music website
and broadcast on WBGO at 9:00pm ET on January 12. See below for a list of Lovano’s 2011 tour dates.

Bird Songs Tracklisting:

1. Passport

2. Donna Lee

3. Barbados

4. Moose The Mooche

5. Love Man

6. Birdyard

7. Ko Ko

8. Blues Collage

9. Dexterity

10. Dewey Square

11. Yardbird Suite

Tour Dates:

Jan. 11-16 – Village Vanguard – New York, NY (Us Five)

Jan. 22 – Science Center Theater – Blue Bell, PA (John Scofield-Joe Lovano Quartet)

Jan. 27 – Schwab Auditorium – Park, PA (John Scofield-Joe Lovano Quartet)

Jan. 28 – Music Center at Strathmore – North Bethesda, MD (John Scofield-Joe Lovano Quartet)

Jan. 29 – Grand Opera House – Wilmington, DE (John Scofield-Joe Lovano Quartet)

Jan. 30 – Swyer Theater – Albany, NY (John Scofield-Joe Lovano Quartet)

Feb. 18-19 – Tanna Shulich Hall – Montreal, Quebec (solo)

Feb. 22 – Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola – New York, NY (Playing Our Parts Benefit)

Mar. 4 – Impart Arts Center – Wroclaw, Poland (Us Five)

Mar. 11 – Blue Note – Milan, Italy (Us Five)

Mar. 12 – Sala Concerti Del Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi – Torino, Italy (Us Five)

Mar. 13 – Club Kiff – Aarau, Switzerland (Us Five)

Mar. 14 – Moods – Zurich, Switzerland Moods (Us Five)

Mar. 24 – Wackerhalle – Burghausen, Germany (Us Five)

Mar. 25 – Ronnie Scott’s – London, UK (Us Five)

Apr. 2 – Folly Theater – Kansas City, MO (Us Five)

Apr. 4-5 – Dakota Jazz Club – Minneapolis, MN (Us Five)

Apr. 7-10 – Jazz Showcase – Chicago, IL (Us Five)

Apr. 21-22 – Rialto Theater – Atlanta, GA (solo)

Apr. 28-May 1 – Jazz Alley – Seattle, WA (Us Five)

May 2 – Kuumbwa Jazz Center – Santa Cruz, CA (Us Five)

May 3 – Yoshi’s – Oakland, CA (Us Five)

May 5 – Tribeca Performing Arts Center – New York, NY

May 20 – Philadelphia Museum of Art – Philadelphia, PA

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Jamie McLean: Album & Tour

April 13th, 2010 | No Comments

JAMIE MCLEAN BAND NEW ALBUM COMPLETELY & SUPPORT TOUR

Jamie Mclean

The Jamie McLean Band‘s new album Completely will get a physical release on April 13. Completely highlights the band’s deep seated
roots in Americana, rock and soul all the while showcasing McLean’s powerful vocals, burning guitar work and
introspective lyrics.

Frontman Jamie McLean has logged thousands of miles since his musical coming of age. As guitarist for the New
Orleans jazz institution Dirty Dozen
Brass Band he has performed everywhere from Madison Square Garden to Japan’s Fuji Rock and
alongside musical icons such as Elvis
Costello, Blues
Traveler, and Dave Matthews
Band among others. After years with the Dirty Dozen, Jamie made the decision to part ways in order to
give himself fully to his namesake project. Their latest release Completely is rife with swagger, laced with
country twang and flooded with lofty rock guitar solos – all of which showcase what can be accomplished musically
with a driving rock band and a frontman who’s got more than one trick up his sleeve.

The Jamie McLean Band Spring & Summer Dates:

4/13 – New York, NY @ Canal Room

4/14 – Philadelphia, PA @ North Star Bar

4/15 – Charlottesville, VA @ Southern Cafe & Music Hall

4/16 – North Bethesda, MD @ Mansion at The Strathmore

4/17 – Charlotte, NC @ Double Door

4/18 – Atlanta, GA @ Sweetwater 420 Festival

4/20 – Birmingham, AL @ The Nick

4/21 – Oxford, MS @ Proud Larry’s

4/23 – New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack’s (w. Dirty Dozen Brass Band)

4/24 – New Orleans, LA @ The Maison (w. Dirty Dozen Brass Band)

4/28 – Charleston, SC @ Fiery Ron’s Home Team BBQ

4/28 – Sullivan’s Island, SC @ Fiery Ron’s Home Team BBQ

4/30 – Roanoke, VA @ Martin’s Downtown

5/1 – Raleigh, NC @ Pour House Music Hall

5/14 – Newmarket, NH @ Stone Church

5/30 – Sterling, NY @ Sterling Stage Folk Festival

6/6 – Hunter, NY @ Mountain Jam Festival

6/11 – Thomas, WV @ The Purple Fiddle

6/18 – Arlington, TX @ Levitt Pavilion

6/25 – Arlington, TX @ Levitt Pavilion (w. Matt Schofield)

7/25 – Asheville, NC @ Downtown Asheville (w. Randall Bramlett)

7/31 – Bridgeport, CT @ Gathering of the Vibes

8/5 – Beausejour, MB Canada @ Great Woods Music Festival

9/12 – Atlanta, GA @ Unplugged in the Park

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Ladysmith Black Mambazo Tour

January 19th, 2010 | No Comments

LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO RETURNS TO U.S. WITH 2010 TOUR

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Ladysmith Black Mambazo, “South Africa’s long-running musical treasure” (New York Times), returns to the U.S. in 2010, bringing the nine-man a cappella group’s high energy live show to over 40 cities nationwide, including two dates in New York City. The group will perform songs from their 2009 Grammy Award-winning album Ilembe, in addition to selections from their wide catalog.

“There is an honesty and integrity in their music that illuminates the best parts of humanity,” notes the Associated Press. “Using their majestic voices and nothing else,” adds the San Francisco Chronicle, “[Ladysmith Black Mambazo] produces a full orchestra of sound.”

The group marries the intricate rhythms and harmonies of their native South African musical traditions to the sounds and sentiments of Christian gospel music, garnering accolades worldwide and solidifying their identity as a cultural force. As Billboard explains, “Ladysmith is proof that music knows no boundaries.”

Over its forty-year career, Ladysmith Black Mambazo has earned three Grammy awards and received over 15 Grammy nominations, in addition to a Tony Award, and even an Oscar nomination. They’ve performed for kings, queens, presidents and popes. They accompanied Nelson Mandela when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, and also recorded with Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Dolly Parton, Melissa Etheridge, Sarah McLachlan, Josh Groban, among many others.

Tour Dates:

01/31/10 Sun Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor, MI

02/03/10 Wed Highline Ballroom New York, NY

02/04/10 Thu B.B. King Blues Club New York, NY

02/05/10 Fri Colonial Theater Bethlehem, NH

02/06/10 Sat Sanders Theater Cambridge, MA

02/07/10 Sun Mahaiwe Theater Great Barrington, MA

02/10/10 Wed Western Illinois University macomb, IL

02/11/10 Thu West Side Theatre Gary, IN

02/12/10 Fri McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL

02/13/10 Sat Old Town School of Folk Music Chicago, IL

02/14/10 Sun Sheldon Concert Hall St. Louis, MO

02/16/10 Tue Jesse Auditorium Columbia, MO

02/18/10 Thu Bethel College Newton, KS

02/19/10 Fri Mccain Auditorium Manhattan, KS

02/20/10 Sat Walton Arts Center Fayetteville, AR

02/23/10 Tue Finney Chapel Oberlin, OH

02/24/10 Wed Akron Civic Theater Akron, OH

02/25/10 Thu Goodnight Theater Franklin, KY

02/27/10 Sat Avalon Theatre Easton, MD

02/28/10 Sun Byham Theater Pittsburgh, PA

03/02/10 Tue Mahaffey Theater at the Progress Energy Center for the Arts St. Petersburg, FL

03/04/10 Thu Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem, NC

03/05/10 Fri Strathmore North Bethesda, MD

03/06/10 Sat Washington PAC Olympia, WA

03/08/10 Mon Benaroya Hall Seattle, WA

03/10/10 Wed Montalvo Arts Center Saratoga, CA

03/11/10 Thu Congregation Sherith Israel San Francisco, CA

03/12/10 Fri Beckman Auditorium Pasadena, CA

03/13/10 Sat Anthology San Diego, CA

03/14/10 Sun Centennial Hall Tucson, AZ

03/16/10 Tue Newman Center for the Performing Arts Denver, CO

03/17/10 Wed Lincoln Center Performance Hall Fort Collins, CO

03/18/10 Thu Popejoy Hall | UNM Albuquerque, NM

03/19/10 Fri Avalon Theatre Grand Junction, CO

03/20/10 Sat Peerys Egyptian Theater Ogden, UT

03/23/10 Tue Emerson Center for the Arts Bozeman, MT

03/24/10 Wed University Theatre Missoula, MT

03/25/10 Thu Bing Crosby Theatre Spokane, WA

03/26/10 Fri Broadway Center for the Arts Tacoma, WA

03/27/10 Sat McIntyre Hall Mount Vernon, WA

03/28/10 Sun Ross Ragland Theater Klamath Falls, OR

03/30/10 Tue John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts Eugene, OR

Ladysmith Black Mambazo perform “Homeless” at the Nobel Peace Concert:

Wilco: March/April U.S. Dates

January 4th, 2010 | No Comments

WILCO ADD MARCH/APRIL U.S. DATES

Wilco

Wilco will play a run of 16 concerts in Eastern U.S. cities beginning in Miami, FL on March 22 and culminating in Pittsburgh, PA on April 11. The concerts are presented as
“An Evening with Wilco” and will feature extended, varied sets exploring material from each of the accomplished Chicago sextet’s seven studio albums.

The tour includes concerts in
Clearwater, Savannah, Atlanta, Durham, Richmond, Bethesda, Montclair, Providence, Boston,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and features Wilco’s first concert appearances in the cities of Scranton, PA, Concord, NH and Hartford, CT.

Ticket presales for these new dates are set for Wednesday, January 6 at 10 a.m. EST via the band’s official website.

All other tickets go on sale Friday, January 8 and Saturday, January 9. Please check Wilcoworld.net or individual venue websites for exact on sale dates and times.

These tour dates continue what is already promising to be a busy start to the New Year for Wilco. In late January the band heads to Los Angeles to perform as part of the 2010 MusicCares Person of the Year concert honoring Neil Young and they make their debut performance on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on January 28. In February they embark on a previously announced tour that includes concerts in the Pacific Northwest, the upper Midwest and their most extensive Canadian tour in their 15-year history. Previously announced tour dates in Japan, New Zealand and Australia follow in April and May. Complete tour dates below.

Wilco’s latest studio album, the Grammy-nominated Wilco (The Album) has landed on many critic’s year end polls as one of the best albums of 2009, and Rolling Stone magazine recently cited Wilco’s 2002 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot as the third best album of the decade.

Wilco Tour Dates

02/07/10 Sun Adams Event Center Missoula, MT

02/09/10 Tue Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Portland, OR

02/10/10 Wed Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA

02/12/10 Fri The Royal Theatre Victoria, BC

02/13/10 Sat David Lam Park Vancouver, BC

02/15/10 Mon Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Edmonton, AB

02/16/10 Tue Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Calgary, AB

02/17/10 Wed TCU Place Saskatoon, SK

02/19/10 Fri DECC Auditorium Duluth, MN

02/20/10 Sat Overture Center for Arts Madison, WI

02/21/10 Sun Wharton Center For The Arts East Lansing, MI

02/23/10 Tue Hamilton Place Theatre Hamilton, ON

02/24/10 Wed Centennial Hall London, ON

02/26/10 Fri Imperial Quebec City, QC

02/27/10 Sat L’ Olympia Theatre Montreal, QC

03/01/10 Mon National Arts Centre Ottawa, ON

03/03/10 Wed Halifax Metro Centre Halifax, NS

03/22/10 Mon The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater Miami Beach, FL

03/23/10 Tue Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL

03/25/10 Thu Johnny Mercer Theater Savannah, GA

03/26/10 Fri Fox Theatre Atlanta, GA

03/27/10 Sat Durham Performing Arts Center Durham, NC

03/29/10 Mon The National Richmond, VA

03/30/10 Tue Strathmore North Bethesda, MD

03/31/10 Wed Scranton Cultural Center Scranton, PA

04/02/10 Fri The Wellmont Theatre Montclair, NJ

04/03/10 Sat The Wellmont Theatre Montclair, NJ

04/04/10 Sun Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel Providence, RI

04/06/10 Tue Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA

04/07/10 Wed Capitol Center for the Arts Concord, NH

04/09/10 Fri The Bushnell Center For The Performing Arts Hartford, CT

04/10/10 Sat Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA

04/11/10 Sun Carnegie Music Hall Pittsburgh, PA

04/22/10 Thu Big Cat Osaka, JP

04/23/10 Fri Zepp Tokyo Tokyo, JP

04/27/10 Tue Civic Theatre Auckland, NZ

04/28/10 Wed Town Hall Wellington, NZ

04/30/10 Fri Tivoli Theatre Brisbane, AU

05/01/10 Sat The State Theatre Sydney, AU

05/02/10 Sun Factory Theatre Sydney, AU

05/05/10 Wed The Forum Theatre Melbourne, AU

05/06/10 Thu The Forum Theatre Melbourne, AU

05/28/10 Fri Primavera Barcelona, ES

09/12/10 Sun End of the Road Festival Wiltshire, GB

Pat Metheny: New Album, Tour

December 15th, 2009 | No Comments

PAT METHENY’S ORCHESTRION TO BE RELEASED JANUARY 26, 2010
2010 U.S. TOUR DATES ADDED

Pat Metheny

Seventeen-time Grammy Award-winner Pat Metheny once again explores new territory with his forthcoming project, Orchestrion. Following the album’s January 26, 2010 release on Nonesuch Records (February 9 on vinyl), the genre-shattering guitarist/composer will embark on an extensive solo tour, performing in arts centers and concert halls nationwide.

Orchestrion brings a musical idea from the late 19th and early 20th centuries Â— a large mechanical multi-instrument device that utilizes actual orchestral instruments of various types, called an “orchestrion” Â— to the technologies of today. Metheny’s concept includes a large ensemble of acoustic instruments Â— including several pianos, drum kit, marimbas, “guitar-bots,” dozens of percussion instruments, and even cabinets of carefully tuned bottles. Through Metheny’s guitar and compositional mind, five new original pieces showcase the instruments as they are struck, plucked, and otherwise played via the technology of solenoid switches and pneumatics. Metheny worked for months with a brilliant team of scientists and engineers to develop and assemble the New Orchestrion for this project.

“As the instruments started to trickle in from the various inventors,” Metheny says, “the experience of writing for them and figuring out what might be possible with them provided a self-imposed challenge that proved to be difficult and time-consuming, but absolutely exhilarating. I am excited to share this project. If nothing else, this has turned out to be something unique. And in the process of developing all this music and these instruments and discovering what they can do and what they are good at, I learned so much. It feels like progress and has gotten some notes out of me that I didn’t know were there. But the surprise was just how far I was able to go with it all. Within this new environment, I found something in there that took me to some new places.”

A limited-edition poster signed by Metheny is available now with Orchestrion CD or LP pre-orders, exclusively at the Nonesuch site to the first 500 customers. As always, CDs and LPs ordered from the Nonesuch Store include audiophile-quality (320 kbps) MP3s at no additional cost, available for download on release day.

Over the course of more than three decades Metheny has set himself apart from the jazz mainstream, expanding and blurring boundaries and musical styles. His record-setting body of work includes seventeen Grammy Awards in twelve separate categories; a series of influential trio recordings; award winning solo albums; scores for hit Hollywood motion pictures; and collaborations and duets with major artists such as Ornette Coleman, Steve Reich, Charlie Haden, Brad Mehldau, and many others. His band, the Pat Metheny Group, founded in 1977, is the only ensemble in history to win Grammys for seven consecutive releases.

Pat Metheny North American Tour Dates

04/06/10 Tue Lyell B Clay Concert Theatre Morgantown, WV

04/07/10 Wed UNC Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC

04/08/10 Thu Robert Ferst Center for the Arts Atlanta, GA

04/09/10 Fri Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL

04/10/10 Sat The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater Miami Beach, FL

04/11/10 Sun Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Gainesville, FL

04/13/10 Tue Nokia Theatre Grand Prairie, TX

04/14/10 Wed Paramount Theatre Austin, TX

04/16/10 Fri Lensic Performing Arts Center Santa Fe, NM

04/17/10 Sat Mesa Arts Center – Ikeda Theater Mesa, AZ

04/18/10 Sun Rialto Theatre Tucson, AZ

04/19/10 Mon Walt Disney Concert Hall Los Angeles, CA

04/20/10 Tue Campbell Hall Santa Barbara, CA

04/21/10 Wed Spreckels Theater San Diego, CA

04/23/10 Fri Grand Sierra Theatre (Reno Hilton) Reno, NV

04/24/10 Sat Zellerbach Auditorium Berkeley, CA

04/25/10 Sun Napa Valley Opera House Napa, CA

04/26/10 Mon Civic Auditorium Santa Cruz, CA

04/28/10 Wed Aladdin Theater Portland, OR

04/29/10 Thu Washington Center for the Performing Arts Olympia, WA

04/30/10 Fri Meany Hall Seattle, WA

05/01/10 Sat The Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts Vancouver, BC

05/02/10 Sun Hult Center Eugene, OR

05/04/10 Tue Kingsbury Hall Salt Lake City, UT

05/05/10 Wed Paramount Theatre Denver, CO

05/07/10 Fri Uptown Theater Kansas City, MO

05/08/10 Sat Touhill Performing Arts Center St. Louis, MO

05/09/10 Sun Fitzgerald Theater Saint Paul, MN

05/10/10 Mon Symphony Center Chicago, IL

05/12/10 Wed Taft Theatre Cincinnati, OH

05/13/10 Thu Massey Hall Toronto, ON

05/14/10 Fri Music Hall Center for the Arts Detroit, MI

05/15/10 Sat Lorain Palace Civic Center Lorain, OH

05/16/10 Sun Bardavon 1869 Opera House Poughkeepsie, NY
05/18/10 Tue Keswick Theatre Glenside, PA
05/19/10 Wed Strathmore North Bethesda, MD

05/20/10 Thu Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA

05/21/10 Fri Town Hall New York, NY

05/22/10 Sat Town Hall New York, NY

Complete Pat Metheny tour dates available here.

Ray LaMontagne Fall Tour: Symphony Orchestra & Solo

July 27th, 2009 | No Comments

RAY LAMONTAGNE ANNOUNCES FALL TOUR SCHEDULE

Shows With Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, As Well As Solo Acoustic Performances

Ray LaMontagne

Ray LaMontagne announced his North American fall tour schedule today, starting with two dates with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on October 15 in North Bethesda, MD followed by an October 16 show at Meyeroff Symphony Hall. Following the orchestra shows, LaMontagne’s next dates will offer a polar opposite experience in which the Maine singer-songwriter will play stripped-down solo acoustic shows, starting November 1 at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre.

LaMontagne is also working with Tickets-for-CharityÂ® to offer fans a unique opportunity to buy front row seats while supporting leading charities. A portion of each package purchased on www.TicketsforCharity.com will automatically benefit The National Children’s Cancer Society plus up to three partner charities of the fan’s choice. LaMontagne is proud to be collaborating with this charitable platform to provide fans with an easy way to access prime concert seats while supporting the causes they care about in the process.

This will not be the first time LaMontagne has played accompanied by an orchestra; he recently appeared in front of a sold-out crowd earlier in July at the Hollywood Bowl with the Bowl’s Orchestra.

The tour marks LaMontagne’s third tour in North America in support of his top 5 album Gossip In The Grain. Along the way he has also done a tour of the biggest shows on TV including Saturday Night Live, The Late Show With David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, Late Night with Conan O’Brien and most recently The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson. While in L.A. for the Hollywood Bowl, LaMontagne stopped by KCRW’s highly influential “Morning Becomes Eclectic” where he performed and chatted.

Tour Dates

09/03/09 Thu Gaiety Theatre Dublin, IR

09/04/09 Fri Gaiety Theatre Dublin, IR

09/05/09 Sat Gaiety Theatre Dublin, IR

09/06/09 Sun Royal Theatre Castlebar, IR

09/08/09 Tue Usher Hall Edinburgh, GB

09/09/09 Wed Newcastle City Hall Newcastle, GB

09/10/09 Thu Civic Hall Wolverhampton, GB

09/12/09 Sat Sheffield City Hall Sheffield, GB

09/13/09 Sun Manchester Bridgewater Hall Manchester, GB

09/14/09 Mon Portsmouth Guildhall Portsmouth, GB

09/16/09 Wed Royal Albert Hall London, GB

09/17/09 Thu Royal Albert Hall London, GB

09/18/09 Fri Melkweg Amsterdam, NL

09/19/09 Sat La Cigale Paris, FRA

10/15/09 Thu Strathmore North Bethesda, MD

10/16/09 Fri Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Baltimore, MD

11/01/09 Sun Fox Theatre Atlanta, GA

11/04/09 Wed Wang Center Boston, MA

11/07/09 Sat Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA

11/09/09 Mon Beacon Theatre New York, NY

11/12/09 Thu Auditorium Theatre Chicago, IL

11/13/09 Fri State Theatre Minneapolis, MN

11/15/09 Sun Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium San Francisco, CA

11/17/09 Tue Ellie Caulkins Opera House Denver, CO

11/20/09 Fri Orpheum Theatre Los Angeles, CA

For more on Ray LaMontagne check our exclusive feature/interview here.