The novelist Thomas Wolfe coined the famous adage "you can't go home again." The members of Arcade Fire know this, because they tried. But when memories of youth stem from suburbs constructed for convenience, not permanence, those childhood memories become that much harder to trace.
Montreal's Arcade Fire explored the theme of neighborhoods on their 2004 breakthrough album Funeral (chosen by Rolling Stone as the #1 album of the '00s). In 2009, during a year off after a world tour for 2007's Neon Bible, frontman Win Butler received an email from an old friend he grew up with in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. "He sent us a picture of him with his daughter on his shoulders at the mall around the corner from where we lived," says Win, "and the combination of seeing this familiar place and seeing my friend with his child brought back a lot of feeling from that time. I found myself trying to remember the town that we grew up in and trying to retrace as much as I could remember."
At the same time, other band members of a similarly suburban origin across Canada had revisited their childhood environs and, in some cases, found there was not much left: buildings were boarded up, if they still existed at all; new roads and rivers had magically appeared, altering the landscape that now only existed in faded photographs. When they reconvened, the first song they wrote was The Suburbs' title track.
"We started working on the song, and once that started to sound like music, it felt like we were making an album," says Win. As the songs of The Suburbs started to take shape, a cohesive group of songs emerged, drawing on themes of loss and renewal, of drawing inspiration from scarcity, of generations past and future, of responsibility and maturity, of hoping that something pure can last.
These aren't unusual themes for the band - some of these songs would fit in easily on their debut 2003 EP, Us Kids Know. But if Funeral was driven by youthful exuberance and Neon Bible absorbed the weight of the world, The Suburbs, like its namesake, revels in open space, reflections on long drives, and contemplating possibilities. There is more breadth and beauty than on any previous Arcade Fire recording, featuring sparse pop ("Modern Man"), icy new wave epics ("No Celebration"), anthemic punk ("Month of May"), and lush balladry ("Suburban War"). Yet, they still sound hungry on hard-driving tracks like "Empty Room" and "Ready to Start," and with lyrics decrying wasted time, arms folded tight, and cities with no children.
The seven-piece band still believes that it takes a village to perform a song, but there is plenty of room to breathe on any given track; tiny details are doled out bit by bit. That attention to detail, that refusal to accept easy answers, embodies much of what the Arcade Fire does. This fiercely independent band has faced pressure from every corner of the music industry but carved out something beyond the grasps of the major-label system with great success, a combination of Internet word-of-mouth and old-fashioned live show impressions.
"We were lucky to be left to our own devices," says Win. "That afforded us a lot of control over our own destiny, which a lot of bands that are my heroes either never got or only got late in their careers. We've felt fortunate because - what else do you want? We're making records the way we want, and it's a great position to be in."
~Michael Barclay, July 2010
www.arcadefire.com
Montreal's Arcade Fire explored the theme of neighborhoods on their 2004 breakthrough album Funeral (chosen by Rolling Stone as the #1 album of the '00s). In 2009, during a year off after a world tour for 2007's Neon Bible, frontman Win Butler received an email from an old friend he grew up with in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. "He sent us a picture of him with his daughter on his shoulders at the mall around the corner from where we lived," says Win, "and the combination of seeing this familiar place and seeing my friend with his child brought back a lot of feeling from that time. I found myself trying to remember the town that we grew up in and trying to retrace as much as I could remember."
At the same time, other band members of a similarly suburban origin across Canada had revisited their childhood environs and, in some cases, found there was not much left: buildings were boarded up, if they still existed at all; new roads and rivers had magically appeared, altering the landscape that now only existed in faded photographs. When they reconvened, the first song they wrote was The Suburbs' title track.
"We started working on the song, and once that started to sound like music, it felt like we were making an album," says Win. As the songs of The Suburbs started to take shape, a cohesive group of songs emerged, drawing on themes of loss and renewal, of drawing inspiration from scarcity, of generations past and future, of responsibility and maturity, of hoping that something pure can last.
These aren't unusual themes for the band - some of these songs would fit in easily on their debut 2003 EP, Us Kids Know. But if Funeral was driven by youthful exuberance and Neon Bible absorbed the weight of the world, The Suburbs, like its namesake, revels in open space, reflections on long drives, and contemplating possibilities. There is more breadth and beauty than on any previous Arcade Fire recording, featuring sparse pop ("Modern Man"), icy new wave epics ("No Celebration"), anthemic punk ("Month of May"), and lush balladry ("Suburban War"). Yet, they still sound hungry on hard-driving tracks like "Empty Room" and "Ready to Start," and with lyrics decrying wasted time, arms folded tight, and cities with no children.
The seven-piece band still believes that it takes a village to perform a song, but there is plenty of room to breathe on any given track; tiny details are doled out bit by bit. That attention to detail, that refusal to accept easy answers, embodies much of what the Arcade Fire does. This fiercely independent band has faced pressure from every corner of the music industry but carved out something beyond the grasps of the major-label system with great success, a combination of Internet word-of-mouth and old-fashioned live show impressions.
"We were lucky to be left to our own devices," says Win. "That afforded us a lot of control over our own destiny, which a lot of bands that are my heroes either never got or only got late in their careers. We've felt fortunate because - what else do you want? We're making records the way we want, and it's a great position to be in."
~Michael Barclay, July 2010
www.arcadefire.com
07/28/10
Arcade Fire has partnered with American Express, VEVO, and YouTube to present a live stream of their August 5 performance at Madison Square Garden in the new series “Unstaged: An Original Series from American Express.” Featuring surprise musical guests and directed by Terry Gilliam (Brazil, 12 Monkeys), the performance will be live-streamed beginning at 10 p.m. EDT from the world’s most famous arena and will coincide with the band’s highly anticipated third album release, The Suburbs, on August 3.
Watch two special trailers for the event at Arcade Fire’s newly launched YouTube channel!
The August 5 live-stream performance by Arcade Fire will give audiences a visually stunning home viewing experience. Additionally, viewers can access the Arcade Fire live-stream at: www.youtube.com/arcadefirevevo.
Music enthusiasts can digitally connect to these live music experiences in ways that further blur the line between an at-home and in-concert experience:
Choose Your Cam: The audience will be able to control their viewing experience throughout the concert performance by switching between the main director’s stream and a second camera to capture alternative vantage points, from backstage to the front row.
Digital “Happenings”: Featured artists will collaborate with the online audience in creative ways. In the case of Arcade Fire, fans will have the opportunity to submit photos of their suburbs which may be get featured on stage during the band’s performance of one song off their new album, The Suburbs.
“Unstaged: An Original Series from American Express,” is a new partnership with American Express and VEVO, the web’s leading premium music video and entertainment service, and YouTube, to live-stream five concerts over the course of the year. Bringing both the in-concert and at-home viewing experiences to entirely new heights, “Unstaged: An Original Series from American Express,” will feature some of the music industry’s most breakthrough artists playing at landmark venues across the country, tap some of today’s most influential filmmakers to direct the live-streams, and use digital and social media to connect the online audience to the live shows in unexpected ways.
The Suburbs is available for pre-order on CD, dbl-LP and digital download now in the Merge store.
Watch two special trailers for the event at Arcade Fire’s newly launched YouTube channel!
The August 5 live-stream performance by Arcade Fire will give audiences a visually stunning home viewing experience. Additionally, viewers can access the Arcade Fire live-stream at: www.youtube.com/arcadefirevevo.
Music enthusiasts can digitally connect to these live music experiences in ways that further blur the line between an at-home and in-concert experience:
Choose Your Cam: The audience will be able to control their viewing experience throughout the concert performance by switching between the main director’s stream and a second camera to capture alternative vantage points, from backstage to the front row.
Digital “Happenings”: Featured artists will collaborate with the online audience in creative ways. In the case of Arcade Fire, fans will have the opportunity to submit photos of their suburbs which may be get featured on stage during the band’s performance of one song off their new album, The Suburbs.
“Unstaged: An Original Series from American Express,” is a new partnership with American Express and VEVO, the web’s leading premium music video and entertainment service, and YouTube, to live-stream five concerts over the course of the year. Bringing both the in-concert and at-home viewing experiences to entirely new heights, “Unstaged: An Original Series from American Express,” will feature some of the music industry’s most breakthrough artists playing at landmark venues across the country, tap some of today’s most influential filmmakers to direct the live-streams, and use digital and social media to connect the online audience to the live shows in unexpected ways.
The Suburbs is available for pre-order on CD, dbl-LP and digital download now in the Merge store.
07/13/10
At their first ever show in Quebec City, Arcade Fire announced last night that they will match donations made to the newly founded KANPE up to one million dollars.
Singer Win Butler told 45,000 fans on to the historic Plains of Abraham that “everyone who donates to KANPE, our band will match it up to $1 million,” adding “Please take our money from us!”
The band was then joined by members of the Haitian ensemble Ram, who came from Port-Au-Prince especially to play this show, for an emotionally charged rendition of “Haiti” from its 2004 debut Funeral.
Earlier the same day Arcade Fire’s Regine Chassagne, joined KANPE director Dominique Anglade at a press conference launching the KANPE initiative in Quebec.
To make a $5 donation text STAND to 30333.
For further information on KANPE, visit Kanpe.org.
Singer Win Butler told 45,000 fans on to the historic Plains of Abraham that “everyone who donates to KANPE, our band will match it up to $1 million,” adding “Please take our money from us!”
The band was then joined by members of the Haitian ensemble Ram, who came from Port-Au-Prince especially to play this show, for an emotionally charged rendition of “Haiti” from its 2004 debut Funeral.
Earlier the same day Arcade Fire’s Regine Chassagne, joined KANPE director Dominique Anglade at a press conference launching the KANPE initiative in Quebec.
To make a $5 donation text STAND to 30333.
For further information on KANPE, visit Kanpe.org.
06/01/10
Arcade Fire has announced its first U.S. headline dates since 2007’s Neon Bible tour. Pre-Sales will go live at arcadefire.com tomorrow at 10 AM EST for the following dates:
August 1 – Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavilion
August 2 – Philadelphia, PA – Mann Center for the Performing Arts w/ Spoon
August 4 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden w/ Spoon
August 6 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion w/ Spoon
August 9 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
August 11 – Atlanta, GA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheater at Encore Park w/ Spoon
Spoon is confirmed as special guest on the New York, Philadelphia, DC and Atlanta dates, which bookend the Arcade Fire’s previously announced August 8 Lollapalooza appearance and the release of the band’s third full-length studio album, The Suburbs, out August 3rd on Merge Records.
Arcade Fire will donate $1 from every ticket sold to Partners In Health, an organization helping impoverished communities around the world combat disease and poverty. Please visit www.pih.org for more information.
Arcade Fire’s new album, The Suburbs is available for pre-order on CD and double-LP now in the Merge store. Preorders will ship to arrive on or around the August 3, 2010 release date. Preorders will also receive download codes for 320-kbps MP3s of “The Suburbs” and “Month of May” via email once the order is complete.
ARCADE FIRE
LIVE 2010
* = w/ Spoon
7-June Sherbrooke QC – Theater Granada
8-June Sherbrooke QC – Theater Granada
30-June Rättvik, Sweden – Dalhalla
2-July Tromøy, Norway – Hove Festival
4-July Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter
9-July County Kildare, Ireland – Oxegen Festival
12-July Quebec, Canada – Quebec City Summer Festival
13-July Ottawa, Canada – Ottawa Bluesfest
31-July Montreal, QC – Osheaga
1-Aug Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavillion
2-Aug Philadelphia, PA – Mann Centre for the Performing Arts *
4-Aug New York, NY – Madison Square Garden *
6-Aug Washington, DC – Merriweather Post Pavilion *
8-Aug Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
9-Aug Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
11-Aug Atlanta, GA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre *
14-Aug Toronto, ON – Olympic Island
27-Aug Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival
27-Aug Reading, UK – Reading Festival
29-Aug Saint Cloud, France – Rock En Seine
2-Sept Bologna, Italy – I-Day Festival
August 1 – Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavilion
August 2 – Philadelphia, PA – Mann Center for the Performing Arts w/ Spoon
August 4 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden w/ Spoon
August 6 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion w/ Spoon
August 9 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
August 11 – Atlanta, GA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheater at Encore Park w/ Spoon
Spoon is confirmed as special guest on the New York, Philadelphia, DC and Atlanta dates, which bookend the Arcade Fire’s previously announced August 8 Lollapalooza appearance and the release of the band’s third full-length studio album, The Suburbs, out August 3rd on Merge Records.
Arcade Fire will donate $1 from every ticket sold to Partners In Health, an organization helping impoverished communities around the world combat disease and poverty. Please visit www.pih.org for more information.
Arcade Fire’s new album, The Suburbs is available for pre-order on CD and double-LP now in the Merge store. Preorders will ship to arrive on or around the August 3, 2010 release date. Preorders will also receive download codes for 320-kbps MP3s of “The Suburbs” and “Month of May” via email once the order is complete.
ARCADE FIRE
LIVE 2010
* = w/ Spoon
7-June Sherbrooke QC – Theater Granada
8-June Sherbrooke QC – Theater Granada
30-June Rättvik, Sweden – Dalhalla
2-July Tromøy, Norway – Hove Festival
4-July Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter
9-July County Kildare, Ireland – Oxegen Festival
12-July Quebec, Canada – Quebec City Summer Festival
13-July Ottawa, Canada – Ottawa Bluesfest
31-July Montreal, QC – Osheaga
1-Aug Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavillion
2-Aug Philadelphia, PA – Mann Centre for the Performing Arts *
4-Aug New York, NY – Madison Square Garden *
6-Aug Washington, DC – Merriweather Post Pavilion *
8-Aug Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
9-Aug Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
11-Aug Atlanta, GA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre *
14-Aug Toronto, ON – Olympic Island
27-Aug Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival
27-Aug Reading, UK – Reading Festival
29-Aug Saint Cloud, France – Rock En Seine
2-Sept Bologna, Italy – I-Day Festival
05/27/10
The Arcade Fire is set to release its third full-length studio album, The Suburbs, on August 3rd on Merge Records. Pre-order The Suburbs now on CD and double-LP in the Merge store now and receive “Month of May” and “The Suburbs” for download immediately.
Written, arranged, performed and produced by the Arcade Fire and co-produced by Markus Dravs, The Suburbs was recorded around Montreal and New York over the past two years.
A double A side, limited edition 12” will be available in record stores from May 27th 2010, featuring the tracks “The Suburbs” and “Month of May.” Both songs will be available for immediate download with pre-orders placed in the Merge store and at arcadefire.com.
The Arcade Fire’s 2004 debut Funeral featured strongly in Album of the Decade Polls around the world including NME, Pitchfork, Guardian, Mojo and Rolling Stone. Their 2007 follow-up Neon Bible, debuted number 2 in the U.S. Both records were nominated for Best Alternative Album Grammys.
A number of live shows by the band have already been confirmed leading up to and beyond the album’s release, including headline appearances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals at the end of August. Further dates will be announced shortly.
Formed in Montreal, the Arcade Fire is Win Butler, Régine Chassagne, Richard Reed Parry, William Butler, Tim Kingsbury, Sarah Neufeld and Jeremy Gara.
Written, arranged, performed and produced by the Arcade Fire and co-produced by Markus Dravs, The Suburbs was recorded around Montreal and New York over the past two years.
A double A side, limited edition 12” will be available in record stores from May 27th 2010, featuring the tracks “The Suburbs” and “Month of May.” Both songs will be available for immediate download with pre-orders placed in the Merge store and at arcadefire.com.
The Arcade Fire’s 2004 debut Funeral featured strongly in Album of the Decade Polls around the world including NME, Pitchfork, Guardian, Mojo and Rolling Stone. Their 2007 follow-up Neon Bible, debuted number 2 in the U.S. Both records were nominated for Best Alternative Album Grammys.
A number of live shows by the band have already been confirmed leading up to and beyond the album’s release, including headline appearances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals at the end of August. Further dates will be announced shortly.
Formed in Montreal, the Arcade Fire is Win Butler, Régine Chassagne, Richard Reed Parry, William Butler, Tim Kingsbury, Sarah Neufeld and Jeremy Gara.
02/03/10
Arcade Fire, Partners in Health, the NFL, Merge Records and Bank Robber Music have collectively agreed upon a unique 100% for charity Super Bowl licensing of “Wake Up” from Arcade Fire’s 2004 album Funeral. All proceeds from the use of the song on the live Superbowl broadcast and subsequent airings on the NFL Network will go directly to Partners In Health’s Stand With Haiti relief efforts.
For further information on Partners In Health’s efforts regarding the Haiti crisis, go to StandwithHaiti.org or visit ArcadeFire.com.
For further information on Partners In Health’s efforts regarding the Haiti crisis, go to StandwithHaiti.org or visit ArcadeFire.com.
| 07.31.2010 | Montreal, Canada | Osheaga Festival | |
| 08.01.2010 | Boston, MA | Bank of America Pavillion | |
| 08.02.2010 | Philadelphia, PA | Mann Centre for the Performing Arts | w/ Spoon |
| 08.04.2010 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden | w/ Spoon |
| 08.05.2010 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden | w/ Spoon |
| 08.06.2010 | Washington, | Merriweather Post Pavilion | w/ Spoon |
| 08.08.2010 | Chicago, IL | Lollapalooza | |
| 08.09.2010 | Nashville, TN | Ryman Auditorium | Sold Out |
| 08.11.2010 | Atlanta, GA | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre | w/ Spoon |
| 08.14.2010 | Toronto, Canada | Olympic Island | |
| 08.27.2010 | Leeds, UK | Leeds Festival | |
| 08.28.2010 | Reading, UK | Reading Festival | |
| 08.29.2010 | Domaine National de Saint-Cloud, France | Rock En Seine | |
| 08.31.2010 | Berlin, Germany | Tempodrom | |
| 09.02.2010 | Bologna, Italy | Arena Parco Nord |
Arcade Fire [cd/ep] [self released; reissued July 12, 2005 by Merge]
"Neighborhood" (the Arcade Fire) b/w "My Buddy" (the Alvino Rey Orchestra) [7"] June 20, 2004 [Merge]
Funeral [cd/lp] October 5, 2004 [Merge]
"Cold Wind" b/w "Brazil" [7"] - August 9, 2005 [Merge]
Neon Bible March 6, 2007 [Merge]
The Suburbs August 3, 2010 [Merge]
"Neighborhood" (the Arcade Fire) b/w "My Buddy" (the Alvino Rey Orchestra) [7"] June 20, 2004 [Merge]
Funeral [cd/lp] October 5, 2004 [Merge]
"Cold Wind" b/w "Brazil" [7"] - August 9, 2005 [Merge]
Neon Bible March 6, 2007 [Merge]
The Suburbs August 3, 2010 [Merge]
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Arcade Fire [+]
| July | ||
| 31 | Montreal | Osheaga Festival |
| August | ||
| 01 | Boston, MA | Bank of America Pavillion |
| 02 | Philadelphia, PA | Mann Centre for the Performing Arts |
| 04 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden |
| 05 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden |
| [see all] | ||
Lou Barlow [+]
| August | ||
| 17 | Milford, CT | Daniel Street |
| 18 | Washington, DC | Rock N Roll Hotel |
| 19 | Carrboro, NC | Cat's Cradle |
| 20 | Asheville, NC | Grey Eagle |
| 21 | Nashville, TN | The Basement |
| [see all] | ||
Richard Buckner [+]
| July | ||
| 31 | Baltimore, MD | Ram's Head Live |
| September | ||
| 08 | Asheville, NC | The Grey Eagle |
| 09 | Columbia, SC | Columbia Museum of Art |
| 10 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Music Festival |
| 11 | Charlotte, NC | Evening Muse |
| [see all] | ||
Caribou [+]
| September | ||
| 15 | Ottawa, ON | Babylon |
| 18 | London, ON | Victoria Park Bandshell |
| 24 | Cincinnati, OH | Midpoint Music Festival |
| 25 | Champaign-Urbana, IL | Pygmalion Festival |
| October | ||
| 04 | Seattle, WA | Showbox at the Market |
The Clientele [+]
| September | ||
| 06 | Seattle, WA | TBA |
| 07 | Portland, OR | Doug Fir |
| 09 | Oakland, CA | New Parish |
| 10 | San Francisco, CA | Independent |
| 11 | Los Angeles, CA | Echoplex |
| [see all] | ||
Fucked Up [+]
| July | ||
| 30 | Moscow | Aktzal |
| August | ||
| 06 | Hertfordshire | Standon Calling |
| 07 | Kent | Hevy Festival |
| 08 | Blackpool | Rebellion Festival |
| 09 | London | Hoxton Bar & Grill |
| [see all] | ||
Let's Wrestle [+]
| September | ||
| 04 | Los Angeles, CA | FYF Fest |
| 05 | Santa Barbara, CA | Club Mercy Presents |
| 06 | San Francisco, CA | Great American Music Hall |
| 08 | Seattle, WA | Neumo's |
| 09 | Vancouver, BC | Rickshaw Theatre |
| [see all] | ||
The Love Language [+]
| August | ||
| 28 | Wilmington, NC | The Soapbox |
| September | ||
| 03 | Atlanta, GA | The Earl |
| 04 | Charlotte, NC | Visulite Theatre |
| 11 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Festival |
| 12 | Nashville, TN | Exit / In |
| [see all] | ||
Polvo [+]
| August | ||
| 12 | Pittsburgh, PA | Brillobox |
| 13 | Toronto, ON | Lee's Palace |
| 14 | Montreal, QC | La Sala Rossa |
The Rosebuds [+]
| September | ||
| 10 | Raleigh, NC | Hopscotch Festival |
She & Him [+]
| August | ||
| 26 | Salt Lake City, UT | Twilight Music Series |
| 28 | Omaha, NE | Anchor Inn |
| 29 | St. Louis, MO | LouFest |
| 30 | Kansas City, MO | Uptown Theatre |
| September | ||
| 01 | Nashville, TN | Ryman Auditorium |
| [see all] | ||
Spoon [+]
| August | ||
| 02 | Philadelphia, PA | Mann Centre for the Performing Arts |
| 04 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden |
| 05 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden |
| 06 | Washington, DC | Merriweather Post Pavilion |
| 07 | Chicago, IL | Lollapalooza |
| [see all] | ||
Superchunk [+]
| September | ||
| 16 | Durham, NC | The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University |
| 17 | Washington | 9:30 Club |
| 18 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| 19 | Brooklyn, NY | Music Hall of Williamsburg |
| 21 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| [see all] | ||
Teenage Fanclub [+]
| September | ||
| 22 | Toronto, ON | The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern |
| 23 | Toronto, ON | The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern |
| 24 | Montreal, QC | Le National |
| 25 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| 27 | New York, NY | Bowery Ballroom |
| [see all] | ||
Telekinesis [+]
| August | ||
| 31 | St. Louis, MO | Firebird |
| September | ||
| 01 | Urbana, IL | Canopy Club |
| 02 | Chicago, IL | Lincoln Hall |
| 03 | Detroit, MI | Magic Stick |
| 04 | Toronto, ON | El Mocambo |
| [see all] | ||
Versus [+]
| August | ||
| 12 | Brooklyn, NY | Rock Shop |
| 13 | Toronto, ON | Lee's Palace |
| 14 | Montreal | La Sala Rossa |
| September | ||
| 21 | Boston, MA | Royale |
| 22 | Philadelphia, PA | Trocadero Theatre |
Wye Oak [+]
| August | ||
| 17 | Milford, CT | Daniel Street |
| 18 | Washington, DC | Rock N Roll Hotel |
| 19 | Carrboro, NC | Cat's Cradle |
| 20 | Asheville, NC | Grey Eagle |
| 21 | Nashville, TN | The Basement |
| [see all] | ||
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