Showing posts with label Ruston Kelly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruston Kelly. Show all posts

Monday, September 9, 2019

RUSTON KELLY’S DIRT EMO
VOL. 1 OUT OCTOBER 
11  
NEW PROJECT FEATURES EIGHT COVERS INCLUDING DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL’S “SCREAMING INFIDELITIES” (FEAT. CHRIS CARRABBA) PREMIERING TODAY
FALL HEADLINE TOUR CONFIRMED
Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Ruston Kelly will release his new project, Dirt Emo Vol. 1October 11 via Rounder Records (pre-order here). The 8-track release consists of Kelly’s favorite emo songs including a rendition of Dashboard Confessional’s “Screaming Infidelities,” featuring the band’s lead singer Chris Carrabba, which is premiering today. Listen/share HERE.  
Of the project, Kelly shares, “I don’t play country, this stuff is dirt emo. It’s like crying in a barn or angsting in your room with a banjo.”
In addition to “Screaming Infidelities,” the project also includes Kelly’s previously released versions of The Carter Family’s “Weeping Willow” and Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well.” Originally released as an Amazon Original, Kelly’s “All Too Well” received widespread critical praise as well as attention from Swift herself. Of the song, Billboard declares, “Kelly puts his own haunting spin on the track with yearning vocals, delicate percussion and soaring instrumentation,” while UPROXX praises, “…his rendition is a beautiful tribute to the raw emotionality of the original. He makes the song his own with atmospheric instrumentals, replacing Swift’s driving percussion with drums that sound more soft and searching.”
In celebration of the release, Kelly will continue his extensive “Brightly Burst” headline tour this fall including stops at Atlanta’s Terminal West, Austin’s Scoot Inn, Los Angeles’ Troubadour (two nights), Seattle’s Tractor Tavern, New York’s Bowery Ballroom, Boston’s Brighton Music Hall and Washington D.C.’s U Street Music Hall among several others. See below for complete details.
The release of Dirt Emo Vol.1 adds to a landmark year for Kelly, whose full-length debut album, Dying Star, was released last fall on Rounder Records (purchase/stream here). Co-produced by Kelly and Jarrad K, Dying Star landed on several “Best of 2018” lists including Rolling StonePasteUPROXXAmerican Songwriter and NPR Music, who praises, “Kelly digs down deep on Dying Star to fearlessly put forth a set of songs steeped in emotional twists, turns and complications…This here is powerful stuff.” Additionally, album track “Mockingbird” is nominated for Song of the Year at the 2019 Americana Music Association Honors & Awards. 
Photo credit: Alexa King
DIRT EMO VOL. 1 TRACK LIST
1. “Screaming Infidelities” feat. Chris Carrabba (originally by Dashboard Confessional)
2. “Teenage Dirtbag” [Live] (originally by Wheatus)
3. “At Your Funeral” (originally by Saves The Day)
4. “Dammit” (originally by Blink 182)
5. “All Too Well” (originally by Taylor Swift)
6. “Teenage Dirtbag” [Acoustic] (originally by Wheatus)
7. “Weeping Willow” (originally by The Carter Family)
8. “Helena” (originally by My Chemical Romance)
RUSTON KELLY CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
September 13—Nashville, TN—AmericanaFest @ Union Station Hotel
September 18—Chattanooga, TN—Songbirds South Stage*
September 19—Knoxville, TN—Bijou Theatre*
September 20—Atlanta, GA—Terminal West*
September 20-22—Bristol, TN—Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion
September 26—Dallas, TX—Granada Theater*
September 27—Houston, TX—White Oak Music Hall*
September 28—Austin, TX—Scoot Inn*
October 1—Los Angeles, CA—Troubadour* (SOLD OUT)
October 2—Los Angeles, CA—Troubadour*
October 3—San Francisco, CA—The Independent*
October 4—Portland, OR—Wonder Ballroom*
October 5—Seattle, WA—Tractor Tavern*
October 7—Salt Lake City, UT—The State Room*
October 8—Denver, CO—The Bluebird Theater*
October 10—Des Moines, IA—Wooly’s*
October 11—Minneapolis, MN—Fine Line*
October 12—Madison, WI—High Noon Saloon*
October 16—St. Louis, MO—Blueberry Hill*
October 18—Louisville, KY—Mercury Ballroom*
October 19—Columbus, OH—A&R Music Bar*
October 20—Detroit, MI—The Shelter*
October 22—Toronto, ON—Horseshoe Tavern
October 24—New York, NY—Bowery Ballroom*
October 25—Boston, MA—Brighton Music Hall*
October 26—Washington, DC—U Street Music Hall*
October 27—Philadelphia, PA—World Café Live*
October 30—Richmond, VA—Richmond Music Hall*
October 31—Cleveland, OH—House of Blues Cleveland*
November 1—Chicago, IL—Thalia Hall*
November 11-15—Punta Cana, Dominican Republic—John Prine’s “All The Best Fest”
*with Donovan Woods
†The Drew Thomson Foundation

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Tuesday, November 6, 2018

RUSTON KELLY CONFIRMS 2019 HEADLINE DATES
TICKETS ON SALE THIS FRIDAY
DEBUT ALBUM DYING STAR OUT NOW TO WIDESPREAD CRITICAL ACCLAIM
Ruston Kelly will continue his extensive headline tour in 2019 with stops at Dallas’ Cambridge Room, Houston’s Bronze Peacock, Austin’s Antone’s, Indianapolis’ Hi-Fi and Nashville’s The Basement East among several others. Tickets go on sale this Friday, November 9 at 10:00am local time. The newly confirmed dates follow Kelly’s fall headline tour, which includes upcoming performances at Los Angeles’ The Hotel Café (two nights, both sold out), Seattle’s Sunset Tavern (sold out) and Denver’s Globe Hall among others. See below for complete details.
These shows celebrate a landmark year for Kelly, whose full-length debut album Dying Starwas released earlier this fall on Rounder Records (purchase/stream here). Co-produced by Kelly and Jarrad KDying Star features 14 new songs written/co-written by Kelly and continues to garner widespread critical acclaim…

“Damn, is he good…Kelly digs down deep on Dying Star to fearlessly put forth a set of songs steeped in emotional twists, turns and complications…This here is powerful stuff.”

“…finds Kelly channeling the dark minimalism of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska
with a stark guitar-and-a-harmonica aesthetic.”

“…an emotional powerhouse…If you’ve ever had a taste for somber country songs
capable of ripping you apart, you ought to make time for Ruston Kelly’s opening blast.”

“…mesmerizingly smooth voice…”

“His rugged, vulnerable voice lends itself to the unguarded storytelling of his
latest album…suffering may be an artist’s greatest inspiration, but Kelly’s redemption
is the real song worth singing.”

“…it's a uniquely emotional and raw collection about our ability to build
a new life from the ashes."

“…a dazzling deep-dive to rock bottom.”

“…Dying Star is a triumph.”

“…a genre-defying singer-songwriter…”

“…Kelly defines modern folk-rock songwriting. It’s music with an ear-worm
melody that you can’t help but whistle along to but laced with sincere lyrics that
bare the deepest part of the singer’s soul.”

“It’s as heart-on-a-sleeve as they come. A flood of raw and intense emotions
coat Kelly’s self-deprecating ballads and late-night benders.”

Dying Star is a confident and strong debut from an artist who feels already fully realized…It’s the kind of record you’ll turn to again and again, to keep you company whether you’re falling in love or falling down in the gutter.”
Of the album, Kelly comments, “A lot of my music is focused on suffering, or trying to understand the human condition through the lens of suffering…which probably sounds totally depressing, but it’s actually the flipside of that. Sometimes you’ve gotta go into that darkness—you need to get lost and then figure out for yourself how to find your way back. That’s the only way we can find pure joy, and really be thankful for the life we’ve been given.”
In addition to Kelly (lead vocals, acoustic guitar, xylophone, harmonica) and Jarrad K (12-string guitar, background vocals, electric guitar, Rhodes) , Dying Star also features Tim Kelly (pedal steel), Ian Fitchuk (piano, organ, drums, percussion), Eli Beaird (bass) and Kyle Ryan (banjo) as well as background vocals from Jon Green, Natalie Hemby, Kacey Musgraves, Kate York, Abby Sevigny and Joy Williams.
Photo credit: Alexa King
The release of Dying Star follows a breakout year for the Nashville-based artist, whose debut EP, Halloween, was released last April to widespread critical praise. Of the music, Rolling Stone praised, “…shows a powerful grasp on storytelling gleaned from his love of the Carter Family and Townes Van Zandt, but also a more ragged rock & roll soul: it’s Americana, if your Americana is Bruce Springsteen with an acoustic guitar, sung by someone who spins a little heavy metal too,” while the HuffPost declared, “simultaneously current and effortlessly timeless.”
Born in South Carolina, Kelly started playing guitar under the guidance of his dad, Tim “TK” Kelly, a pedal steel guitarist who now performs in his band. Since his father worked for a paper mill and often changed job locations, Kelly grew up frequently moving, living everywhere from Alabama to Belgium, including time in Michigan—where the young one-time figure skater went to train with an Olympic coach in the hope of furthering his career, and where he first began writing songs. At 17, he moved to Nashville to live with his sister and went on to land a publishing deal with BMG Nashville, placing songs with several high-profile artists.
DYING STAR TRACK LIST:
1. Cover My Tracks (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
2. Mockingbird (written by Ruston Kelly)
3. Son Of A Highway Daughter (written by Ruston Kelly)
4. Paratrooper’s Battle Cry (written by Ruston Kelly)
5. Faceplant (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Brendan Benson)
6. Blackout (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Joy Williams)
7. Big Brown Bus (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Ricky Brantley)
8. Mercury (written by Ruston Kelly)
9. Anchors (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
10. Just For The Record (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Lucie Silvas)
11. Trying To Let Her (written by Ruston Kelly, Joe Leathers, Kyle Jacobs)
12. Jericho (written by Ruston Kelly, Joy Williams, Natalie Hemby)
13. Dying Star (written by Ruston Kelly, Caitlyn Smith, 
Rollie Gaalswyk)
14. Brightly Burst Into The Air (written by Ruston Kelly)
RUSTON KELLY CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
November 6—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café* (SOLD OUT)
November 7—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café* (SOLD OUT)
November 8—San Francisco, CA—Hotel Utah Saloon* (SOLD OUT)
November 10—Portland, OR—Bunk Bar* (SOLD OUT)
November 11—Seattle, WA—Sunset Tavern* (SOLD OUT)
November 14—Denver, CO—Globe Hall*
November 16—Lincoln, NE—The Rye Room*
November 17—Davenport, IA—GAS Fest
November 18—St. Louis, MO—Blueberry Hill Duck Room*
November 21—Bath, U.K. —Komedia
November 22—Brighton, U.K.—Patterns
November 24—Exeter, U.K. —The Phoenix
November 26—Norwich, U.K. —Norwich Arts Centre
November 27—Ramsgate, U.K. —Ramsgate Music Hall
November 28—London, U.K. —Islington Assembly Hall
November 30—Cardiff, U.K. —The Globe
December 1—Liverpool, U.K. —Arts Club Upstairs
December 3—Newcastle, U.K. —The Riverside
December 4—Edinburgh, U.K. —The Caves† (SOLD OUT)
December 5—Birmingham, U.K. —Institute2
January 24—Dallas, TX—Cambridge Room @ House of Blues
January 25—Houston, TX—Bronze Peacock @ House of Blues
January 26—Austin, TX—Antone’s
January 27—Oklahoma City, OK—89th Street Collective
January 30—Minneapolis, MN—Icehouse
February 1—Indianapolis, IN—Hi Fi
February 2—Nashville, TN—The Basement East
*with support from Katie Pruitt
with The Wandering Hearts  
BOLD on-sale this Friday, November 9 at 10:00am local time

Monday, October 22, 2018

RUSTON KELLY’S “SON OF A HIGHWAY DAUGHTER” MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERES AT NPR MUSIC
DEBUT ALBUM DYING STAR OUT NOW TO WIDESPREAD CRITICAL ACCLAIM
HEADLINE TOUR DATES CONFIRMED
The official music video for Ruston Kelly’s new song, “Son Of A Highway Daughter,” is premiering today at NPR Music. Of the video and Kelly’s acclaimed debut album, Dying Star, NPR Music praises, “Its songs speak to the mystery of art’s ability to touch people. The words and music alone haunt one’s soul, but adding pictures brings it to another level altogether…This is irresistible work.”
Out now on Rounder Records (purchase/stream here), Dying Star was co-produced by Kelly and Jarrad K (Kate Nash, Weezer) and continues to receive widespread critical acclaim…

“Damn, is he good…Kelly digs down deep on Dying Star to fearlessly put forth a set of songs steeped in emotional twists, turns and complications…This here is powerful stuff.”

“…finds Kelly channeling the dark minimalism of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska
with a stark guitar-and-a-harmonica aesthetic.”

“…an emotional powerhouse…If you’ve ever had a taste for somber country songs
capable of ripping you apart, you ought to make time for Ruston Kelly’s opening blast.”

“…mesmerizingly smooth voice…”

“…it's a uniquely emotional and raw collection about our ability to build a new life from the ashes.”

“…a dazzling deep-dive to rock bottom.”

“…Dying Star is a triumph.”

“…a genre-defying singer-songwriter…”

“…Kelly defines modern folk-rock songwriting. It’s music with an ear-worm
melody that you can’t help but whistle along to but laced with sincere lyrics that
bare the deepest part of the singer’s soul.”

“It’s as heart-on-a-sleeve as they come. A flood of raw and intense emotions
coat Kelly’s self-deprecating ballads and late-night benders.”

Dying Star is a confident and strong debut from an artist who feels already fully realized…It’s the kind of record you’ll turn to again and again, to keep you company whether you’re falling in love or falling down in the gutter.”
In support of the new album, Kelly will embark on an extensive headline tour this fall including stops at New York’s Mercury Lounge (sold out), Philadelphia’s Boot & Saddle (sold out), Atlanta’s Vinyl, Chicago’s Schubas Tavern (sold out) and two nights at Los Angeles’ Hotel Café (both nights sold out) among several others. Tickets are on-sale now. See below for complete details.
Dying Star was recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, TX and includes 14 songs written/co-written by Kelly. In addition to Kelly (lead vocals, acoustic guitar, xylophone, harmonica) and Jarrad K (12-string guitar, background vocals, electric guitar, Rhodes) the album also features Tim Kelly (pedal steel), Ian Fitchuk (piano, organ, drums, percussion), Eli Beaird (bass) and Kyle Ryan (banjo) as well as background vocals from Jon Green, Natalie Hemby, Kacey Musgraves, Kate York, Abby Sevigny and Joy Williams.
Of the album, Kelly comments, “A lot of my music is focused on suffering, or trying to understand the human condition through the lens of suffering…which probably sounds totally depressing, but it’s actually the flipside of that. Sometimes you’ve gotta go into that darkness—you need to get lost and then figure out for yourself how to find your way back. That’s the only way we can find pure joy, and really be thankful for the life we’ve been given.”
Photo credit: Alexa King
The release of Dying Star follows a breakout year for the Nashville-based artist, whose debut EP, Halloween, was released last April to widespread acclaim. Of the music, Rolling Stonepraised, “…shows a powerful grasp on storytelling gleaned from his love of the Carter Family and Townes Van Zandt, but also a more ragged rock & roll soul: it’s Americana, if your Americana is Bruce Springsteen with an acoustic guitar, sung by someone who spins a little heavy metal too,” while the HuffPost declared, “simultaneously current and effortlessly timeless.”
Born in South Carolina, Kelly started playing guitar under the guidance of his dad, Tim “TK” Kelly, a pedal steel guitarist who now performs in his band. Since his father worked for a paper mill and often changed job locations, Kelly grew up frequently moving, living everywhere from Alabama to Belgium, including time in Michigan—where the young one-time figure skater went to train with an Olympic coach in the hope of furthering his career, and where he first began writing songs. At 17, he moved to Nashville to live with his sister and went on to land a publishing deal with BMG Nashville, placing songs with several high-profile artists.
DYING STAR TRACK LIST:
1. Cover My Tracks (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
2. Mockingbird (written by Ruston Kelly)
3. Son Of A Highway Daughter (written by Ruston Kelly)
4. Paratrooper’s Battle Cry (written by Ruston Kelly)
5. Faceplant (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Brendan Benson)
6. Blackout (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Joy Williams)
7. Big Brown Bus (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Ricky Brantley)
8. Mercury (written by Ruston Kelly)
9. Anchors (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
10. Just For The Record (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Lucie Silvas)
11. Trying To Let Her (written by Ruston Kelly, Joe Leathers, Kyle Jacobs)
12. Jericho (written by Ruston Kelly, Joy Williams, Natalie Hemby)
13. Dying Star (written by Ruston Kelly, Caitlyn Smith, Rollie Gaalswyk)
14. Brightly Burst Into The Air (written by Ruston Kelly)
RUSTON KELLY CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
October 23—New York, NY—Mercury Lounge* (SOLD OUT)
October 25—Allston, MA—Great Scott*
October 26—Philadelphia, PA—Boot & Saddle* (SOLD OUT) 
October 27—Vienna, VA—Jammin Java*
October 28—Richmond, VA—The Camel*
October 30—Atlanta, GA—Vinyl*
October 31—Charlotte, NC—Free Range Brewery*
November 2—Louisville, KY—Zanzabar*
November 3—Chicago, IL—Schubas Tavern* (SOLD OUT)
November 6—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café* (SOLD OUT)
November 7—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café* (SOLD OUT)
November 8—San Francisco, CA—Hotel Utah Saloon* (SOLD OUT)
November 10—Portland, OR—Bunk Bar*
November 11—Seattle, WA—Sunset Tavern*
November 14—Denver, CO—Globe Hall*
November 16—Lincoln, NE—The Rye Room*
November 17—Davenport, IA—GAS Fest
November 18—St. Louis, MO—Blueberry Hill Duck Room*
November 21—Bath, U.K. —Komedia
November 22—Brighton, U.K.—Patterns
November 24—Exeter, U.K. —The Phoenix
November 26—Norwich, U.K. —Norwich Arts Centre
November 27—Ramsgate, U.K. —Ramsgate Music Hall
November 28—London, U.K. —Islington Assembly Hall
November 30—Cardiff, U.K. —The Globe
December 1—Liverpool, U.K. —Arts Club Upstairs
December 3—Newcastle, U.K. —The Riverside
December 4—Edinburgh, U.K. —The Caves† (SOLD OUT)
December 5—Birmingham, U.K. —Institute2
*with support from Katie Pruitt
with The Wandering Hearts

Friday, September 7, 2018

RUSTON KELLY’S DYING STAR
OUT TODAY
DEBUT ALBUM RELEASED TO WIDESPREAD CRITICAL ACCLAIM
FALL HEADLINE TOUR CONFIRMED, INCLUDING BLUEBERRY HILL ST LOUIS DATE
Ruston Kelly’s highly anticipated full-length debut album, Dying Star, is out today. Purchase/stream HERE. Released on Rounder Records, Dying Star was co-produced by Kelly and Jarrad K (Kate Nash, Weezer) and features 14 songs written/co-written by Kelly.
In celebration of the release, Kelly performed his new song “Faceplant” earlier this week on “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” Watch/share HERE.
Recent critical acclaim for Kelly and Dying Star

“Damn, is he good…Kelly digs down deep on Dying Star to fearlessly put forth a set of songs steeped in emotional twists, turns and complications…This here is powerful stuff.”

“…finds Kelly channeling the dark minimalism of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska
with a stark guitar-and-a-harmonica aesthetic.”

“…an emotional powerhouse…If you’ve ever had a taste for somber country songs
capable of ripping you apart, you ought to make time for Ruston Kelly’s opening blast.”

“…mesmerizingly smooth voice…”

“…a genre-defying singer-songwriter…”

“…Kelly defines modern folk-rock songwriting. It’s music with an ear-worm
melody that you can’t help but whistle along to but laced with sincere lyrics that
bare the deepest part of the singer’s soul.”

“It’s as heart-on-a-sleeve as they come. A flood of raw and intense emotions
coat Kelly’s self-deprecating ballads and late-night benders.”

Ruston Kelly is another rising star from Nashville…a must-listen.”
In support of the new album, Kelly will embark on an extensive headline tour this fall including stops at New York’s Mercury Lounge, Philadelphia’s Boot & Saddle, Atlanta’s Vinyl, Chicago’s Schubas Tavern and Los Angeles’ Hotel Café among several others. Due to high demand, a second Los Angeles show was recently added after the first quickly sold out. Tickets are on-sale now. See below for complete details.
Recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, TX, Dying Star features Kelly (lead vocals, acoustic guitar, xylophone, harmonica), Jarrad K (12-string guitar, background vocals, electric guitar, Rhodes), Tim Kelly (pedal steel), Ian Fitchuk (piano, organ, drums, percussion), Eli Beaird (bass) and Kyle Ryan (banjo) as well as background vocals from Jon Green, Natalie Hemby, Kacey Musgraves, Kate York, Abby Sevigny and Joy Williams.
Of the album, Kelly comments, “A lot of my music is focused on suffering, or trying to understand the human condition through the lens of suffering…which probably sounds totally depressing, but it’s actually the flipside of that. Sometimes you’ve gotta go into that darkness—you need to get lost and then figure out for yourself how to find your way back. That’s the only way we can find pure joy, and really be thankful for the life we’ve been given.”
Photo credit: Alexa King
The release of Dying Star follows a breakout year for the Nashville-based artist, whose debut EP, Halloween, was released last April to widespread acclaim. Of the music, Rolling Stone praised, “…shows a powerful grasp on storytelling gleaned from his love of the Carter Family and Townes Van Zandt, but also a more ragged rock & roll soul: it’s Americana, if your Americana is Bruce Springsteen with an acoustic guitar, sung by someone who spins a little heavy metal too,” while the HuffPost declared, “simultaneously current and effortlessly timeless.”
Born in South Carolina, Kelly started playing guitar under the guidance of his dad, Tim “TK” Kelly, a pedal steel guitarist who now performs in his band. Since his father worked for a paper mill and often changed job locations, Kelly grew up frequently moving, living everywhere from Alabama to Belgium, including time in Michigan—where the young one-time figure skater went to train with an Olympic coach in the hope of furthering his career, and where he first began writing songs. At 17, he moved to Nashville to live with his sister and went on to land a publishing deal with BMG Nashville, placing songs with several high-profile artists.
DYING STAR TRACK LIST:
1. Cover My Tracks (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
2. Mockingbird (written by Ruston Kelly)
3. Son Of A Highway Daughter (written by Ruston Kelly)
4. Paratrooper’s Battle Cry (written by Ruston Kelly)
5. Faceplant (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Brendan Benson)
6. Blackout (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Joy Williams)
7. Big Brown Bus (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Ricky Brantley)
8. Mercury (written by Ruston Kelly)
9. Anchors (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K)
10. Just For The Record (written by Ruston Kelly, Jarrad K, Lucie Silvas)
11. Trying To Let Her (written by Ruston Kelly, Joe Leathers, Kyle Jacobs)
12. Jericho (written by Ruston Kelly, Joy Williams, Natalie Hemby)
13. Dying Star (written by Ruston Kelly, Caitlyn Smith, Rollie Gaalswyk)
14. Brightly Burst Into The Air (written by Ruston Kelly)
RUSTON KELLY CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
September 7—Nashville, TN—Grimey’s New & Preloved Music
September 14—Nashville, TN—AmericanaFest
September 17—London, U.K—The Slaughtered Lamb
September 19—Hamburg, Germany—Reeperbahn Festival
September 23—Indianapolis, IN—Holler On The Hill Festival
October 13—Austin, TX—Austin City Limits Music Festival 
October 23—New York, NY—Mercury Lounge*
October 25—Allston, MA—Great Scott*
October 26—Philadelphia, PA—Boot & Saddle*
October 27—Vienna, VA—Jammin Java*
October 28—Richmond, VA—The Camel*
October 30—Atlanta, GA—Vinyl*
October 31—Charlotte, NC—Free Range Brewery*
November 2—Louisville, KY—Zanzabar*
November 3—Chicago, IL—Schubas Tavern*
November 6—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café*
November 7—Los Angeles, CA—Hotel Café* (SOLD OUT)
November 8—San Francisco, CA—Hotel Utah Saloon*
November 10—Portland, OR—Bunk Bar*
November 11—Seattle, WA—Sunset Tavern*
November 14—Denver, CO—Globe Hall*
November 16—Lincoln, NE—The Rye Room*
November 17—Davenport, IA—GAS Fest
November 18—St. Louis, MO—Blueberry Hill Duck Room*
November 21—Bath, U.K. —Komedia
November 22—Brighton, U.K.—Patterns
November 24—Exeter, U.K. —The Phoenix
November 26—Norwich, U.K. —Norwich Arts Centre
November 27—Ramsgate, U.K. —Ramsgate Music Hall
November 28—London, U.K. —Islington Assembly Hall
November 30—Cardiff, U.K. —The Globe
December 1—Liverpool, U.K. —Arts Club Upstairs
December 3—Newcastle, U.K. —The Riverside
December 4—Edinburgh, U.K. —The Caves
December 5—Birmingham, U.K. —Institute2
*with support from Katie Pruitt
with support from The Wandering Hearts