RE: Low Nooz | from markbJul 22 2002 - 08:49
I actually saw Idaho (3 Sheets tour) with Low at TT's in Boston, and yes, it was amazing.
Idaho music Message boardI actually saw Idaho (3 Sheets tour) with Low at TT's in Boston, and yes, it was amazing.
Cool. I love the Paradox.
we all love and thank you susan
My secret spy network, after conducting lengthy secret spy research, has uncovered the dates:
10-02 Chicago, IL - Abbey Pub/ 10-03 Chicago, IL - Abbey Pub/ 10-04 Oberlin, OH - Dionysus Club, Oberlin College/ 10-05 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace/ 10-07 Northampton, MA - Iron Horse Music Hall/ 10-08 Brookline, MA - Coolidge Corner Theater/ 10-09 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom/ 10-10 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom/ 10-11 Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church/ 10-12 Washington, DC - Black Cat/ 10-14 Carrboro, NC - Carrboro Arts center/ 10-15 Athens, GA - 40 Watt Club/ 10-16 Atlanta, GA - Echo Lounge/ 10-17 Nashville, TN - 12th and Porter/ 10-18 Bloomington, IN - Rhino's/ 10-19 Ferndale, MI - Magic Bag/ 11-01 Denver, CO - Bluebird Theater/ 11-06 Portland, OR - Aladdin Theater/ 11-07 Vancouver, BC - Richards on Richards/ 11-08 Seattle, WA - Paradox/ 11-09 Seattle, WA- Paradox 11-13/ San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall/ 11-14 San Francisco, CA - DNA Lounge/ 11-15 Pomona, CA - Glass House/ 11-16 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theater/ 11-23 Minneapolis, MN - Pantages
yeah, Low & Eitzel sounds like a
dream line-up - but of course
Low/Idaho would be the ultimate.I know both bands were on the Shanti
project thing a while back - do they know each other? (sorry if i missed something....)
Kranky.
Touring with Eitzel eh?
Now that I'd like to see.
Tchad Blake seems like an interesting choice as well. What label is putting it out?
From Low's booking agent:
"September 23rd marks the release of Low's sixth studio album titled 'Trust.' The 13-song disc features Low's familiar sparse sound nestled alongside some surprising assertiveness, thanks in part to Tchad Blake, who mixed the album and played on it, and is best known for his work with Richard Thompson, Neil Finn, and Pearl Jam. Blake's percussive elements add a resounding intensity, giving Low their most daring album to date. Also making a guest appearance is Gerry Beckley, front man for the 70's soft-rock band America." (!!- SM)
"This year's been a busy one for Low. Along with recording 'Trust' in the spring, the band performed at the famed All Tomorrow's Parties Festival in England and saw the inclusion of their song 'Half Light' in the motion picture 'The Mothman Prophecies.'
"Low will mark the release of 'Trust' with an east coast tour in October with Mark Eitzel, followed by more dates on the west coast in November."
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