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Thurston Moore’s Chelsea Light Moving Announce Album
The band will head out on tour across North America in support of its release.
One of ex-Sonic Youther Thurston Moore’s many new projects, Chelsea Light Moving, have revealed details of their debut album - and a North American tour in support of it.
The self-titled album is due out on March 5th (Stateside, at least), courtesy of Matador Records. The group hit the road for a 20-date tour starting the same month, with support from Talk Normal, Merchandise, Grass Window and CAVE (not all at the same time). Full details are below.
The group - headed by Moore on guitar/vocals, also featuring Samara Lubelski on bass, Keith Wood (aka Hush Arbors) on guitar and John Moloney on drums - released the songs ‘Frank O’ Hara Hit’ online last year, accompanied by lengthy explanations by the former Mr Kim Gordon.
March
2 Hoboken, NJ - Maxwells
4 Charlottesville, VA - The Southern
5 Asheville, NC - Grey Eagle
6 Raleigh, NC - Kings Barcade
7 Savannah, GA - Savannah Stopover
8 Atlanta, GA - The Earl
10 Denton, TX - 35 Denton
19 Los Angeles, CA - Echoplex
20 San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall
22 Portland, OR - Doug Fir
23 Seattle, WA - Neumo’s
27 Minneapolis, MN - Triple Rock
29 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle
30 Detroit, MI - Magic Stick
31 Toronto, Ontario - Lee’s Palace
April
2 Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Smalls
3 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
4 Washington, DC - Black Cat
5 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
7 Boston, MA - The Sinclair
Talk Normal supports March 2-8
Merchandise also supports March 8
Grass Widow supports March 19-23
CAVE supports March 27-30
The self-titled album is due out on March 5th (Stateside, at least), courtesy of Matador Records. The group hit the road for a 20-date tour starting the same month, with support from Talk Normal, Merchandise, Grass Window and CAVE (not all at the same time). Full details are below.
The group - headed by Moore on guitar/vocals, also featuring Samara Lubelski on bass, Keith Wood (aka Hush Arbors) on guitar and John Moloney on drums - released the songs ‘Frank O’ Hara Hit’ online last year, accompanied by lengthy explanations by the former Mr Kim Gordon.
March
2 Hoboken, NJ - Maxwells
4 Charlottesville, VA - The Southern
5 Asheville, NC - Grey Eagle
6 Raleigh, NC - Kings Barcade
7 Savannah, GA - Savannah Stopover
8 Atlanta, GA - The Earl
10 Denton, TX - 35 Denton
19 Los Angeles, CA - Echoplex
20 San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall
22 Portland, OR - Doug Fir
23 Seattle, WA - Neumo’s
27 Minneapolis, MN - Triple Rock
29 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle
30 Detroit, MI - Magic Stick
31 Toronto, Ontario - Lee’s Palace
April
2 Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Smalls
3 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
4 Washington, DC - Black Cat
5 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
7 Boston, MA - The Sinclair
Talk Normal supports March 2-8
Merchandise also supports March 8
Grass Widow supports March 19-23
CAVE supports March 27-30
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