Tour news: Brittany Howard, Bob Dylan, Echo & The Bunnymen, Pulp, Crime in Stereo, Lizzie No, more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

BRITTANY HOWARD

Alabama Shakes’ Brittany Howard launches her What Now solo tour next week with a string of southern dates with L’Rain, and will be back out in February with Becca Mancari. She’s added additional 2024 dates, with second shows in Chicago, Toronto, New York (Webster Hall on 2/17) and Asheville. All dates are here.

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BOB DYLAN

Bob Dylan was scheduled to play Springfield, MA’s Symphony Hall tonight but due to “mechanical issues,” that show has been postponed to November 12. Bob’s Rough and Rowdy Ways tour has seven NYC-area shows.

LIZZIE NO

Folk/country singer Lizzie No will release their new album Halfsies on January 19 via Thirty Tigers/Miss Freedomland, and they’ll begin a tour that night at Brooklyn’s Union Pool. Check out the video for new single “The Heartbreak Store” below and find all tour dates here.

CRIME IN STEREO

Long Island emo/melodic hardcore vets Crime In Stereo have announced Long Island (Amityville Music Hall on 12/14) and Ridgewood, NY (TV Eye on 12/15) release shows for their newly-released first album in 13 years, House & Trance, and they’re repping Long Island’s newest generation of emo with support cards that feature stand Still, Private Mind, Innerlove, Moose Creek Park, Oolong, and more.

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THE MOUNTAIN GOATS ++ CRAIG FINN & BULLY (SOLO)

The Mountain Goats in duo form (John Darnielle & Matt Douglas) will on tour in early 2024 and are taking Craig Finn and Bully’s Alicia Bagnanno out with them. The tour starts January 18 in Charlotte and heads across the South and Southwest, wrapping up in Flagstaff, AZ on February 1. Meanwhile, The Mountain Goats’ fall tour with Stephen Steinbrink and Peter One starts December 1 in Greensboro, NC. Head here for all dates.

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L.A. PHILHARMONIC

The L.A. Philharmonic has announced its new season at Walt Disney Concert Hall, which includes Silvana Estrada, Dirty Projectors’ first show since 2019 and more.

THE OCEAN

Having come to our shores last year for a couple support tours, Berlin post-metal vets The Ocean have now announced their first headlining North American tour in 10 years. It goes down in February and March of 2024, with support from post-emo collective The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die and heavy post-rockers Shy, Low.

JOE PERA ‘THE PERAS TOUR”

“It was too good not to use,” says comedian Joe Pera of his just-announced, Taylor Swift-nodding The PEras Tour. “We might get sued, but…”

INDIGO DE SOUZA

Following a fall outing on the West Coast, Indigo De Souza will visit the East Coast, Midwest, and South in spring of 2024.

ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN

Liverpool’s second greatest band, Echo & The Bunnymen, have announced the 2024 Songs to Learn and Sing UK tour, celebrating their greatest hits. Hopefully they’ll bring it, and some dancing horses, across the pond! The band will be in the US later this month for California’s Darker Waves festival.

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KINGS OF CONVENIENCE

Norwegian duo Kings of Convenience are currently on their first US tour in 12 years and have just added a third LA show, happening Saturday, November 4 at Fonda Theatre. There will also be an afterparty on Fonda’s roof where Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek will DJ.

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PULP

Britpop greats Pulp have added a second 2024 date to their schedule: they’re heading to Greece with thirst for knowledge for the Release Athens Festival on June 20. Their only other announced 2024 date is Norway’s Oya Festival in August. Will they play North America as well? Fingers crossed.

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TECATE PA’L NORTE

The Tecate Pa’l Norte festival returns to Monterrey, Mexico’s Fundidora Park for its 12th edition from March 29-31, 2024, and the lineup is pretty stacked, with Kendrick Lamar, blink-182, Peso Pluma, and more among the top-billed acts.

Check our Tour Dates category for more.

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