SHINee singer Taemin has formally signed with Large Planet Made, shortly after leaving longtime company SM Leisure.
Large Planet Made introduced immediately (April 1) in a press release to South Korean outlet Star News that the corporate has “signed an unique contract with singer Taemin, who’s unparalleled in his actions each as SHINee’s foremost dancer and as a solo artist”, per Soompi.
“We are going to actively help Taemin’s big selection of actions in his music profession, and we are going to do our utmost in order that he can soar in broader locations and in quite a lot of instructions. We ask that you simply give plenty of help and like to Taemin as he makes a brand new begin,” the label continued.
Large Planet Made first launched as a music label in 2021, and is dwelling to the likes of artists reminiscent of VIVIZ, Lee Mu-jin, Ha Sung-woon, NU’EST’s Ren and extra. SISTAR’s Soyou was the primary artist to ever signal with the corporate, however left the label in February this yr.
Taemin confirmed his departure from SM Leisure final month, telling followers that the choice was truly made as early as final yr, and that he had spoken to the opposite members of SHINee earlier than making his resolution.
Regardless of his departure from SM Leisure, the corporate has confirmed that Taemin will proceed to be part of SHINee regardless of completely different administration, and that it’ll proceed to handle the group’s actions each time they embark on initiatives collectively transferring ahead.
Man Garvey has shared a reminiscence of a time that the members of Elbow, earlier than they had been well-known, delivered pizza to The Stone Roses.
The frontman was showing on BBC Radio Manchester and was requested by host Becky Need to decide a tune. Garvey opted for ‘Shoot You Down’, from the Manchester band’s basic 1989 debut album.
The choice prompted the Elbow singer to share the anecdote about an unintentional encounter he and his early bandmates had with Ian Brown and co, whereas they had been holed away in Bury recording their second album.
Remembering listening to ‘Shoot You Down’ for the primary time and Brown’s Manchester accent resonating with him, Garvey went on to say: “I keep in mind years later, when no one knew the place they had been, making the second album, they had been in Bury, in Sq. One [Studios], the place all of Elbow lived.”
“Mark [Potter, Elbow guitarist] delivered them a pizza and we wouldn’t consider it. He stated, ‘I delivered a pizza to The Stone Roses’, and we simply didn’t consider him.”
“So, the subsequent night time, one among us went to work with him, and it was true, they had been hiding out in Bury making the second file. And the beautiful factor is that not one of the native children alerted the press. Everybody knew they had been there, and no one advised the NME. It was a bit like Whistle Down the Wind, when Hayley Mills finds Jesus within the barn.”
Final week (March 22), the band launched their tenth studio album ‘Audio Vertigo’. In a four-star overview, NME wrote: “It is a file to be loved in its fullest kind with all its hefty meat, mirrorball flashes and grizzly peaks. ‘Audio Vertigo’ is their finest file in years, and one to blow the cobwebs off some sleepy arenas this summer season.”
Chatting with NME final October, Garvey described it as a “large fats file” that has “obtained some dust beneath its fingernails for positive”.
“It offers with some fairly inky stuff,” the frontman defined. “There are a few healthful tunes on there, however by and huge there’s every little thing from a maniacal rant from the perspective of a frontman who’s misplaced his thoughts, to actually terrible portraits of poisonous relationships failing – all set to a really thick, guitar, drum and groove-based factor.”
He continued: “As all the time, it’s produced by Craig Potter – who’s getting increasingly more into his hip-hop – and Al our drummer has been writing extra on this file. All of us share a love of bands like The Meters, so it’s sort of garage-y in a manner with Vox organs and lots of alt-American nation sounds.
“It doesn’t sound like something that we’ve finished earlier than. There’s every little thing from Stiff Data and what Elvis Costello was doing in his early years, proper by means of to Afrika Bambaataa. We’re sporting our influences a bit extra proudly.”
Elbow are set to embark on a UK and Eire headline tour in Might. Opening for the band will probably be The WAEVE, the duo made up of Blur‘s Graham Coxon and former Pipettes member-turned-Mark Ronson collaborator and singer-songwriter Rose Elinor Dougall.
Rammstein are going through a lawsuit from a French group, Ninja Cyborg, who declare the German metallers’ 2019 hit ‘Deutschland’ plagiarises their music ‘The Sunny Street’.
In accordance with Day FR Euro, Ninja Cyborg filed the lawsuit within the Paris Courtroom of Enchantment after an earlier declare was thrown out in 2021. The enchantment cites authorized music professional Richard Dubugnon, who claims that Rammstein borrowed the riff and different melodic parts” from ‘The Sunny Street’. He notes that he believes there are “too many similarities” between the songs, main him to conclude it’s “indubitably” plagiarism.
Rammstein followers had beforehand recommended that it was Ninja Cyborg who stole the riff, however this is able to not have been attainable as ‘The Sunny Street’ got here out a 12 months earlier than ‘Deutschland’.
“I don’t like Rammstein and I don’t hearken to this group,” Ninja Cyborg’s Marc Botté informed Le Nouvel Obs when requested concerning the accusations, which surfaced in 2020. “I created that riff. I knew very nicely that I hadn’t plagiarised them.”
Botté did say he had questioned if he’d written an analogous riff to Rammstein by probability, however after the band realized ‘Deutschland’ was launched after ‘The Sunny Street’, they determined to take authorized motion.
The group added: “We wish this piece to be acknowledged as ours and that we not spend our lives as artists perpetually justifying ourselves,”
Rammstein haven’t but responded to the accusations. The case shall be heard earlier than the Mental Property Chamber of the Paris Judicial Courtroom in September.
Final 12 months, the band’s frontman Until Lindemann was the topic of an investigation by German police over allegations of sexual misconduct.
The investigation was opened again in June after a number of girls got here ahead, claiming that the singer drugged and recruited them to have interaction in sexual exercise. Lindenmann had beforehand denied the allegations together with his attorneys including that the claims had been “with out exception unfaithful”.
In August, the investigation was dropped, with police citing a scarcity of proof.
The Who’s Roger Daltrey has mirrored on lately turning 80, saying that “he must be lifelike” and that he’s “on the best way out”.
Writing in a “backstage diary” for The Times, the enduring singer expressed his need to decelerate, after lately wrapping up his final 12 months because the energetic curator of the Teenage Most cancers Belief collection of exhibits.
“I’ve to be lifelike,” he wrote. “I’m on my approach out. The typical life expectancy is 83 and expectantly I’ll make that, however we’d like another person to drive issues.”
“I’m not leaving TCT – I’ve been a patron since I first met the charity’s founders, Dr Adrian and Myrna Whiteson, greater than 30 years in the past – and that can proceed, however I’ll be working within the again room, speaking to the federal government, rattling cages.”
Roger Daltrey. (Picture by Katja Ogrin/Redferns)
He additionally opened up about feeling nerves forward of his current exhibits: “We haven’t achieved something for seven months and this winter’s been brutal. I’ve been in hibernation. For the entire of January, I misplaced my voice utterly.”
“I stay like a monk and if I went on tour for every week I’d be match as a butcher’s canine once more, however tonight, for the primary time in my profession, I feel, ‘Blimey, that is laborious.’”
It comes after Daltrey lately introduced a brand new “semi-acoustic” solo tour of North America, which is able to happen throughout 9 dates in June. Any remaining tickets could be discovered here.
In January, Daltrey gave an interview about the way forward for The Who, by which he stated he was “joyful” that “that a part of my life is over”, earlier than clarifying that finally any resolution about calling it a day must be made alongside Pete Townshend.
Daltrey confirmed he was standing down on the curator for the Teenage Most cancers Belief’s live performance collection in January, having helmed the venture for twenty-four years. To mark the event, he rounded off the collection himself with a present on March 24.
Paul McCartney and Nile Rodgers despatched a video message thanking Daltrey for his work with the non-profit organisation. McCartney launched himself as “Paul right here, your pal of 1,000,000 years,” earlier than happening to incorporate a tune in his speech.
“Thanks on your 24 years of unbelievable service to Teenage Most cancers. You’ve made so many youngsters joyful and more healthy and all of us linked with it need to thanks, a lot,” he started. “So what we are saying is… [sings] thanks Roger, thanks so, you’re a hero and also you higher know… That’s top-of-the-line songs I’ve ever written.”
The Who opened the TCT’s collection this 12 months with an enormous orchestral present, with revised preparations of tracks akin to ‘Pinball Wizard’, ‘Overture’ and ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ from 1969 rock opera ‘Tommy’.
NME spoke to Daltrey in March 2023 about his work for the TCT, the place he stated the cash raised had funded 29 age-specific specialist items in NHS hospitals throughout the UK. “We’ve achieved remarkably effectively, however it’s to not say we are able to’t do higher,” he defined.
Daltrey will nonetheless be an Honorary Patron of the charity, regardless of stepping down as curator of its annual live performance collection.
Jerry Seinfeld paid tribute to Billy Joel earlier this week (March 28) following Joel’s a hundredth present at Madison Sq. Gardens, New York.
The artist has been performing on the venue for a residency as soon as a month for the final decade, with every of his 100 exhibits being a sell-out. Joel’s first live performance at Madison Sq. Gardens occurred on December 14 1978 – each live performance of his theirs has been a sell-out since.
Chatting with the group, Seinfeld paid tribute to the artist saying: “I’m from Lengthy Island, like Billy is from Lengthy Island, He captured how all of us really feel residing on this explicit a part of the world. Lengthy Island. New York. He’s just like the companion that we’ve gone by our entire lives with. His music is our greatest buddy for our entire life.”
He continued: “100 sellouts in a row. Congratulations, Billy,” Seinfeld stated whereas presenting a banner to commemorate the milestone. “Most lifetime performances by any artist. You possibly can die now,” he joked.
“And I need to thanks for getting my home,” Joel informed Seinfeld as he left the stage. “That was a pleasant factor to do.” Seinfeld at the moment lives in his former home, having bought Joel’s home virtually 25 years in the past.
Take a look at footage of the second right here:
Two Lengthy Island legends on stage at MSG. Billy Joel brings out Jerry Seinfeld.
Seinfeld: “His music captures how all of us really feel residing on this explicit a part of the world. Lengthy Island. New York…His music is our greatest buddy.”
Again in February, Joel opened up about why it took him practically 20 years to launch his new single, ‘Flip The Lights Again On’.
Talking together with his co-writer Freddy Wexler (Justin Bieber, Celine Dion, Kanye West, Selena Gomez) on an episode of Audacy Check In on February 1, Joel stated that he had fallen out of affection with writing new music, including that he didn’t discover it “enjoyable” for the higher a part of 20 years.
Joel stated to Wexler: “It was enjoyable. Music is enjoyable. Rock n’ roll was enjoyable. It was all about having enjoyable — and I type of misplaced that and I turned the lights off as a result of it wasn’t enjoyable anymore.”
He defined additional that over the course of the final 17 years, different individuals tried to get him again into the studio to work on new music, however he “at all times resisted it”: “I studiously prevented it as a result of songwriting had grow to be painful. I’ve this excessive bar. I stated to myself, ‘If I don’t attain that bar, I beat myself up and I punched myself and I hate myself.’ So, I ended doing it as a result of I received uninterested in feeling like that.”
Nonetheless, when he heard what Wexler was engaged on two years in the past, he started to really feel his love for songwriting return: “The melody, the chords, the chord development, even the time signature was one thing that struck me instantly, and that’s how I relate to music.”
Joel continued: “This explicit lyric on this track, I’ve had these ideas, I may have written these lyrics verbatim. I’ve chewed on these phrases and I’ve considered these phrases, and I’ve stated these phrases earlier than. It was all type of falling into place — and who am I to combat that?”
Billy Joel launched ‘Flip The Lights Again On’ on February 1, marking his first new launch in 17 years. The monitor serves as a love letter to followers who’ve waited for the ‘Piano Man’ singer to launch new music, in addition to self-reflection for the singer, who asks himself if he had waited this lengthy to return.
‘Flip The Lights Again On’ is now accessible on all streaming platforms in addition to a limited-edition 7” vinyl which you should buy here.
Lil Nas X has shock launched a demo for his new tune, ‘Mild Once more’ – test it out beneath.
The tune was launched on Friday (March 29) by way of SoundCloud and sees the musician rapping and singing over a home beat.
The musician joked that his document label may not be completely satisfied about him sharing the brand new tune.
“Ngl would possibly get in bother for releasing this tune with out label’s permission however anyway,” Lil Nas wrote as she shared the brand new music on TikTok. He additionally added on X: “Sorry Columbia!”
The musician has been teasing the observe for a while, sharing the observe’s outro again in February. “I don’t like Lil Nas music however this gone be a traditional, I’m sorry,” he wrote over a video of him lip-syncing to the tune earlier this month.
Again in January, the rapper dropped a reflective new observe titled ‘The place Do We Go Now?’. The tune was written by the rapper and singer as a part of his upcoming HBO documentary, Lil Nas X: Lengthy Dwell Montero.
In January, the musician additionally addressed the non secular backlash he not too long ago acquired following the teaser of recent single ‘J Christ’ and the emotional affect it has had on him.
Launched on January 12, the tune got here alongside a self-directed video that spoofed varied biblical tales; together with Lil Nas portraying a godlike determine on the gates of Heaven and taking part in a one-on-one basketball recreation in opposition to Devil.
He was depicted on a crucifix in a single scene too, and the quilt paintings confirmed him laid on a cross as 5 bystanders started to boost him off the bottom.
The artist later mentioned the affect that the destructive response had on him and revealed that he finds it ‘miserable’ to see the one spark such controversy.
“I’ve by no means been right here, mentally and even bodily, the place… you push your artwork into the world, and it’s acquired negatively by the bulk,” he advised Jay Shetty in a latest look on his On Function podcast. “However then, like, additionally understanding why, and having to see it by way of.”
He additionally joked that he loved sparking chaos “after I can management it”, including, “I’m often strategic with issues and I can sort of transfer the dialog.” Nonetheless, this time round he revealed he discovered the dimensions of the backlash “miserable”, including that: “You may turn out to be tremendous offended with your self.”
As for the supposed message behind the imagery, he defined that it wasn’t imagined to be offensive, however reasonably present his return to creating music.
“Artistically, it was simply imagined to be like, I’m returning… I’m again like him. [But] it became this entire factor the place it was me attempting to dunk on Christians or one thing.
“That was by no means what it was. After which I appeared on the video with me consuming the communion or whatnot, and I used to be like, ‘Okay, this appears actually dangerous on paper – this factor that I assumed was simply, like, somewhat jokey, enjoyable video.’”
He additionally added that the backlash made him query whether or not his non secular relations would even be offended by the video – saying it might be “actually tousled” in the event that they had been.
Shortly earlier than the tune’s launch, Lil Nas X additionally introduced that he could be going to college to hitch a Biblical Research programme.
Enter Shikari’s Rou Reynolds joined Pendulum on stage at The O2 in London final night time (March 29) – watch the footage beneath.
The 2 artists carried out a model of ‘Sorry, You’re Not a Winner’, the 2007 Enter Shikari tune that Pendulum have beforehand integrated of their dwell units.
Reynolds himself posted footage of the efficiency on his social media accounts, writing: “Huge shouts to Pendulum for having me at The O2 final night time”.
Pendulum and Reynolds have beforehand carried out ‘Sorry, You’re Not a Winner’ on stage at Studying and Leeds Festivals in 2022. Talking to NME on the time in regards to the collaboration, Renolds mentioned: “Gareth [McGrillen] and Rob [Swire] simply obtained in contact and principally mentioned that they’re occupied with doing a remix of ‘Sorry You’re Not A Winner’, and I used to be like ‘okay sick!’, what a surreal message to get. They despatched it over, and there’s loads of totally different demo modifications in that monitor so I used to be like ‘that is so fascinating, what are they going to do with it?’ And it’s so good. It’s killer.”
In November, the Australian drum and bass band dropped their newest single ‘Mercy Killing’, that includes Wolverhampton rap-metal thriller Scarlxrd. That adopted on from ‘Halo’ in Could, which featured Bullet For My Valentine‘s Matt Tuck.
The band additionally lined Taylor Swift‘s ‘Anti-Hero’ within the BBC Stay Lounge in October. “We simply thought [Swift] wanted some publicity,” joked Swire. “Actually simply wanted some assist shifting these numbers, promoting some tour tickets.”
Pendulum are about to wrap up their UK area tour, with the ultimate date happening in Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Sunday (March 31).
The band beforehand spoke with NME and mentioned their causes for returning to music.
Frontman Rob Swire mentioned: “I don’t suppose we ever had any business considerations. We had individuals telling us, ‘We want a single for Radio One or such and such received’t occur’. If you’re within the studio, that type of info isn’t very useful. It might paralyse you when it comes to what the fuck successful feels like. It’s price ignoring, then by chance stuff works out. I really feel that our causes are very a lot the identical.
Enter Shikari, in the meantime, made a speech expressing solidarity with Palestine throughout their present at Wembley Area in February.
Eddie Vedder has stated that he thinks Pearl Jam have “one or two” good information left in them, forward of the discharge of their new album.
The singer was chatting with MOJO Magazine a month forward of the discharge of ‘Darkish Matter’, their twelfth studio file.
“The older you get the higher you’re at residing within the current,” he stated. “The understanding you might have much less time is the most important quantity within the quotient. The objective is to maintain making music.”
Vedder mirrored on the truth that numerous his pals have handed away, together with Chris Cornell, Mark Lanegan and Layne Stanley. “[At this stage] you lean on the relationships with the people who find themselves nonetheless round. It actually hits you if you end up in a state of affairs the place that individual could be there. And also you’re unhappy for them that they’re not.”
“Nevertheless it makes you realise you gotta be wholesome. You need to be round on your children. You need to make good information,” he continued. “And we would have one or two left.”
Final week, the band launched their punky new single ‘Operating’, the newest teaser of upcoming album ‘Darkish Matter’.
Lead guitarist Stone Gossard shared that the riffs within the music have been created by bassist Jeff Ament. “Jeff had the principle components for that one, and we labored it over as a band,” Gossard stated, including: “I like the bridge. I don’t know what the hell these chords are that [guitarist] Mike [McCready]’s taking part in, nevertheless it sounds authentic.”
It follows on from the album’s lead single and title observe. ‘Darkish Matter’ is ready for launch on April 19 by way of Monkeywrench Information, and may be pre-ordered/pre-saved here.
In help of impartial vinyl retailers, the band have additionally created a wide range of restricted version galactic color variants of the album which might be completely out there at choose indie retail shops with eight completely different colorways within the US and two extra variants for worldwide. Visit here for more information.
To have a good time the discharge of the brand new album, Pearl Jam will launch a one evening solely occasion Darkish Matter – World Theatrical Expertise – on April 16.
The occasion will come to life in over 225 areas nationwide, together with AMC, Regal, Cinemark, Landmark, Marcus, Studio Film Grill, Cinepolis, Harkins, Alamo Drafthouse, Chinese language Cineplex, IFC, and extra. Moreover, AMC and different cinemas will function Dolby Atmos showings. Worldwide, it is going to grace cinemas in over 30 international locations, showing in additional than 300 areas throughout Mexico, the UK, Spain, Netherlands, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, New Zealand, and Poland. Visit here to purchase tickets for the screening.
In different information, Pearl Jam are set to kick off an intensive world tour in Could. Take a look at the complete dates under and go to right here for tickets.
Pearl Jam’s Darkish Matter World Tour dates:
MAY 4 – Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Enviornment 6 – Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Enviornment 10 – Portland, Oregon, Moda Heart 13 – Sacramento, California, Golden 1 Heart 16 – Las Vegas, Nevada, MGM Grand Backyard Enviornment 18 – Las Vegas, Nevada, MGM Grand Backyard Enviornment 21 – Los Angeles, California, Kia Discussion board 22 – Los Angeles, California, Kia Discussion board 25 – Napa Valley, California, BottleRock Competition 28 – Seattle, Washington, Local weather Pledge Enviornment 30 – Seattle, Washington, Local weather Pledge Enviornment
JUNE 22 – Dublin, Eire, Marlay Park 25 – Manchester, England, Co-Op Dwell 29 – London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
JULY 2 – Berlin, Germany, Waldbuhne 3 – Berlin, Germany, Waldbuhne 6 – Barcelona, Spain, Palau Sant Jordi 8 – Barcelona, Spain, Palau Sant Jordi 11 – Madrid, Spain, Mad Cool Competition 13 – Lisbon, Portugal, NOS Alive Competition
SEPTEMBER 3 – New York, New York, Madison Sq. Backyard 4 – New York, New York, Madison Sq. Backyard 7 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wells Fargo Heart 9 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wells Fargo Heart 12 – Baltimore, Maryland, CFG Financial institution Enviornment 15 – Boston, Massachusetts, Fenway Park 17 – Boston, Massachusetts, Fenway Park
NOVEMBER 8 – Auckland, New Zealand, Go Media Stadium Mt Sensible 13 – Gold Coast, Australia, Heritage Financial institution Stadium 16 – Melbourne, Australia, Marvel Stadium 21 – Sydney, Australia, Giants Stadium
Elsewhere, Vedder lately joined The Who on stage through the band’s Teenage Most cancers Belief present in London earlier this week.
Rina Sawayama and YOASOBI are set to hitch NewJeans at their two-date fan assembly in Tokyo in June.
It was introduced earlier this week that the two-day fan-meet live performance, known as the ‘Bunnies Camp 2024’, will happen on June 26 and 27 on the Tokyo Dome.
And now, a poster for the reveals has revealed that YOASOBI and Sawayama can be a part of the reveals, as “particular visitor appearances”.
NewJeans Fan Assembly ‘Bunnies Camp 2024 Tokyo Dome’
YOASOBI can be a part of the primary present on June 26, with Sawayama showing on the second on June 27.
NewJeans will carry out 12 tracks on the reveals, together with 4 new songs, and there can be solo performances by members of the Ok-pop group too.
Alongside information of the fan assembly, the group introduced not one, however two new single albums this week. They shared the announcement through their app Phoning, the place they revealed the primary single album will drop on Might 24, with the second arriving on June 21.
The primary can be known as ‘How Candy’ and can characteristic its title observe and one other music known as ‘Bubble Gum’. Then, they may launch a Japanese single album to mark their official debut in Japan, with a title observe known as ‘Supernatural’ and a second music known as ‘Proper Now’.
The Ok-pop lady group have been teasing new music because the starting of this month.
They’ve additionally introduced that they may embark on a world tour in 2025, though dates haven’t but been launched.
NME spoke with NewJeans final 12 months, the place they opened up about their Y2K revivalism: “It’s form of like bringing again the previous developments from perhaps when our dad and mom have been our age,” Hanni mentioned.
“I like that complete cycle of developments being linked. And in addition, it signifies that our dad and mom can form of hook up with the Y2K pattern due to all of the retro, ’90s styling and stuff. For that to be part of our music and picture additionally leaves us numerous room for inventive growth as nicely. It doesn’t actually maintain us into one space.”
NME additionally gave a five-star evaluate to their debut EP ‘Get Up’ final 12 months: “As first years go, NewJeans’ had been nothing wanting a dream even earlier than ‘Get Up’. Now, although, with six extra flawless songs and but extra songwriting credit for Haerin and Danielle, they’re capping off their first 12 months and introducing the subsequent spherical in divine fashion.”
“Because of this mini-album, all eyes will proceed to be on them and we couldn’t be extra excited to see the place they go subsequent.”
A Good Circle, Puscifer and Primus have joined forces to launch the joint EP ‘Sessanta E.P.P.P.’ – take heed to the songs beneath.
READ MORE: Puscifer: “Ultimately we’ll go the best way of the dinosaurs, and will probably be OK”
The three bands are getting ready to go out on the highway collectively subsequent month and have shared the three-song launch forward of the opening present.
All three songs – ‘Kindred’ by A Good Circle, ‘No Angel’ by Puscifer and ‘Pablo’s Hippos’ by Primus – have been co-written by Maynard James Keenan, who fronts each A Good Circle and Puscifer.
Hearken to the songs right here:
The EP is obtainable to order on vinyl here. A limited-edition variant will even be accessible on the bands’ upcoming exhibits.
A Good Circle’s joint tour with Puscifer and Primer was introduced in November, and can kick off on April 2 in Boston. Any remaining tickets could be discovered here.
It was confirmed earlier this month that Josh Freese will rejoin A Good Circle for the tour, 13 years after he final performed with the band.
The ‘Sessanta Tour’ is celebrating Maynard James Keenan’s sixtieth birthday, and it’ll see the three bands rotating out and in over the course of an evening.
A Good Circle, Puscifer and Primer will play:
APRIL: 02 – Boston, MA Boch Middle – Wang Theatre 03 – Boston, MA Boch Middle – Wang Theatre 05 – Mashantucket, CT Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort On line casino 06 – Atlantic Metropolis, NJ Arduous Rock Dwell at Etess Area 07 – Raleigh, NC Coastal Credit score Union Music Park 09 – Alpharetta, GA Ameris Financial institution Amphitheatre 10 – Franklin, TN FirstBank Amphitheater 12 – Irving, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Manufacturing unit 13 – The Woodlands, TX The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion 16 – Phoenix, AZ Speaking Stick Resort Amphitheatre 17 – Phoenix, AZ Speaking Stick Resort Amphitheatre 18 – San Diego, CA The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park 20 – Los Angeles, CA The Hollywood Bowl 21 – Berkeley, CA Greek Theatre 23 – West Valley Metropolis, UT Maverik Middle 25 – Morrison, CO Crimson Rocks Amphitheatre 26 – Morrison, CO Crimson Rocks Amphitheatre 30 – Bonner Springs, KS Azura Amphitheater
MAY: 01 – Chicago, IL Wintrust Area 02 – Clarkston, MI Pine Knob Music Theatre 04 – Forest Hills, NY Forest Hills Stadium
The joint tour marks A Good Circle’s first run of exhibits since 2018, once they launched into each US and European dates in help of their fourth studio album ‘Eat The Elephant’.
Keenan, in the meantime, is at the moment serving to to coach Mike Tyson forward of his boxing match towards Jake Paul on July 20.
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