David Bazan: guitar, vocals. Blake Wescott: guitar, backing vocals, Andy Fitts: bass, backing vocals. Alex Westcoat: drums.
Sept 5 : Seattle, WA – Bumbershoot Fest
Sept 9 : Portland OR – Doug Fir
Sept 10 : Boise ID – Neurolux
Sept 11 : Salt Lake City UT – Urban Lounge
Sept 12 : Denver CO – Larimer Lounge
Sept 14 : Omaha NE – The Waiting Room
Sept 15: Columbia, MO – Mojo’s
Sept 16 : Chicago IL – Lincoln Hall
Sept 17 : Detroit MI – Magic Stick
Sept 18 : Toronto ON – Lee’s Palace
Sept 19 : Montreal QC – Il Motore
Sept 21 : Burlington VT – Club Metronome
Sept 22 : Cambridge MA – TT The Bear’s Place
Sept 24 : Brooklyn NY – Brooklyn Bowl
Sept 25 : Washington DC – Black Cat
Sept 26 : Charlottesville VA – The Southern
Sept 27 : Carrboro NC – Cat’s Cradle
Sept 28 : Atlanta GA – The Earl
Sept 29: Nashville, TN – Exit/In
Oct 01 : Jacksonville FL – Jack Rabbits
Oct 02 : Orlando FL – The Social
Oct 03 : Tallahassee FL – The Engine Room
Oct 05 : Birmingham AL – The Bottletree
Oct 06 : New Orleans LA – One Eyed Jacks
Oct 08 : San Antonio TX – The Korova
Oct 09 : Austin TX – Austin City Limits Festival
Oct 11 : Lubbock TX – The Foundation
Oct 12 : Albuquerque NM – Launchpad
Oct 13 : Tucson AZ – Club Congress
Oct 15 : Los Angeles CA – Spaceland
Oct 16 : San Diego CA – Casbah
Oct 17 : San Luis Obispo CA – Downtown Brewing Co.
Oct 18 : San Francisco CA – The Independent
Rocky Votolato will be opening 9/9
Mt St Helens Vietnam Band will be opening 9/10 – 9/15
The Mynabirds will be opening 9/16 – 10/6.
Wye Oak will be opening 10/08 – 10/18 (Except ACL fest)
David Bazan: guitar, vocals. Blake Wescott: guitar, backing vocals, Andy Fitts: bass, backing vocals. Alex Westcoat: drums.
Sept 5 : Seattle, WA – Bumbershoot Fest
Sept 9 : Portland OR – Doug Fir
Sept 10 : Boise ID – Neurolux
Sept 11 : Salt Lake City UT – Urban Lounge
Sept 12 : Denver CO – Larimer Lounge
Sept 14 : Omaha NE – The Waiting Room
Sept 15: Columbia MO – Mojo’s
Sept 16 : Chicago IL – Lincoln Hall
Sept 17 : Detroit MI – Magic Stick
Sept 18 : Toronto ON – Lee’s Palace
Sept 19 : Montreal QC – Il Motore
Sept 21 : Burlington VT – Club Metronome
Sept 22 : Cambridge MA – TT The Bear’s Place
Sept 24 : Brooklyn NY – Brooklyn Bowl
Sept 25 : Washington DC – Black Cat
Sept 26 : Charlottesville VA – The Southern
Sept 27 : Carrboro NC – Cat’s Cradle
Sept 28 : Atlanta GA – The Earl
Sept 29: Nashville TN – Exit/In
Oct 01 : Jacksonville FL – Jack Rabbits
Oct 02 : Orlando FL – The Social
Oct 03 : Tallahassee FL – The Engine Room
Oct 05 : Birmingham AL – The Bottletree
Oct 06 : New Orleans LA – One Eyed Jacks
Oct 08 : San Antonio TX – The Korova
Oct 09 : Austin TX – Austin City Limits Festival
Oct 11 : Lubbock TX – The Foundation
Oct 12 : Albuquerque NM – Launchpad
Oct 13 : Tucson AZ – Club Congress
Oct 15 : Los Angeles CA – Spaceland
Oct 16 : San Diego CA – Casbah
Oct 17 : San Luis Obispo CA – Downtown Brewing Co.
Oct 18 : San Francisco CA – The Independent
Rocky Votolato will be opening 9/9
Mt St Helens Vietnam Band will be opening 9/10 – 9/15
The Mynabirds will be opening 9/16 – 10/6.
Wye Oak will be opening 10/08 – 10/18 (Except ACL fest)
We’re are looking for hosts for a few house shows in Victoria and Vancouver.
July 23 – Victoria BC
July 23 – Vancouver BC
July 25 – Vancouver BC
Here’s how it works.
1. You have a house or loft space that can comfortably and safely host 40-50 people. A place with a big living room, finished basement would be ideal. There would need to be enough parking nearby and your neighbors should be cool. It would be a huge bummer if someone called the cops because of all the extra cars and people coming to your house. You should probably not do this if you live in a small apartment with a bunch of uptight neighbors or a cranky landlord.
2. The shows will not be open to the public and no tickets will be sold at the door. We will pre-sell a set number of tickets for each show on David’s website before the show. Be realistic on how many people your place can hold. We need to know how many tickets we can sell in advance. We’ve found that 40-50 people is what the average living room can hold. Ticket price will be $20.
3. We will provide you with a detailed list of everyone who will be coming to the show. The host won’t have to deal with any money and will only need to check people off the list as they arrive.
4. The host can have up to 5 additional free tickets for the show. If you have other friends who want to come to the show you can direct them to the link to buy tickets on-line.
5. You don’t need any sort of sound system. All you need is a chair for David to sit on.
6. Your home address will not be published on the web and will only be given to those people who purchase tickets.
7. The shows will not be promoted or advertised anywhere except David’s websites.
2. email trey@billions.com AND bob@undertowmusic.com with all of these things:
- a. your address
- b. a few photos of your living room
- c. which dates and times work for you
3. sit tight and we’ll get back to as soon as possible if we can work your home into our schedule
After we have the dates and locations sorted out we will announce the dates and tickets will go on sale at undertowtickets.com.
David will be playing solo, opening for mewithoutYou in June. Please come out and say hello.
6/8 – Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater
6/10 – San Francisco, CA @ The Regency Ballroom
6/11 – Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction
6/12 – Los Angeles, CA @ Henry Fonda Theatre
6/13 – Scottsdale, AZ @ Martini Ranch
6/17 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom
6/18 – Springfield, MO @ Outland Ballroom
6/19 – Little Rock, AR @ Juanita’s
6/20 – Birmingham, AL @ M-Lounge
6/21 – Memphis, TN @ Hi-Tone Café
6/22 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
6/24 – Columbia, SC @ New Brookland Tavern
6/25 – Knoxville, TN @ The Square Room
6/26 – Covington, KY @ The Madhatter
6/29 – Kalamazoo, MI @ The Strutt
5/07 – New York, NY – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
5/08 – New York, NY – Radio Happy Hour Variety Show
5/08 – Brooklyn, NY – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
05/09 – Philadelphia PA – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
05/10 – Washington DC – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
05/12 – Hamden CT – The Space SOLD OUT
05/13 – Northampton MA – The Iron Horse SOLD OUT
05/14 – Beverly, MA – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
05/15 – Philadelphia PA – Living Room Show SOLD OUT
05/16 – Baltimore MD – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/18 – Charlotte NC – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/19 – Atlanta GA – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/20 – Birmingham AL – Living Room Show BUY TICKETS
05/21 – Birmingham AL – Living Room Show BUY TICKETS
05/22 – Nashville TN @ 5pm – Living Room Show BUY TICKETS
05/22 – Nashville TN @ 8pm – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/23 – Nashville TN – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/25 – Chicago IL – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/26 – Chicago IL – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/27 – Kalamazoo MI – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/28 – Toledo OH – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/29 – Pittsburgh PA – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
05/30 – Washington DC – Living Room ShowSOLD OUT
I apologize for the lack of updates. My added responsibilities on this tour have proved quite time-consuming. I hope we can still be friends.
I write to you from Columbia, South Carolina – a surprisingly cool town in a weird state. Lots and lots of people are here, being cool and buying merch. We’ve been so many places since we last talked, please allow me to recall them individually for you.
Springfield MO – Randy Bacon Gallery : The meth capitol of the world I was told by a local. I didn’t meet too many meth-heads, but I did meet a lot of twelve year olds. All ages shows are fun. I also got to see my friend Phil from the fantastic Springfield band Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin. Randy Bacon gallery is a nice place with a very luxurious green room. They also gave us cheese cubes. Huzzah!
St. Louis MO – Old Rock House : The Old Rock House is one of the nicest clubs in the nation. The performance area looks like an old theater (it’s a very old, very large building), the bar is isolated well from the stage area (always a plus), and the green room has a television and air conditioning, amenities we’re not fully accustomed to.
Newport KY – Southgate House : This being the second venue in a row we played with the name “house” in it that is not a house at all, I felt a little betrayed, but the people of Newport/Cincinnati were very kind and welcomed us with horrible bar food across the street from the venue, tales of a haunted upstairs, and warnings of an alley notorious for van break-in’s. Luckily, our van remain unscathed, as did Big T’s Tavern. Big T’s Tavern is what the Headlights van is called. It’s where we drink when we play no alcohol/no liquor venues.
Day off in Nashville, TN - I live in Nashville. Being home with my special lady friend and getting to see my friends and family almost smack dab in the middle of a tour seemed way too good to be true. I ate fried things, slept well, and generally enjoyed myself.
Nashville TN – Exit / In : Exit/In is a great rock club, and we had a great show, with the highest attendance of the tour. My good friend Jeff Baker filled in behind the soundboard as our regular dude. the legendary Chris Colbert, had left us for two days to do sound at SXSW for his regular gig, The Walkmen. It was a great night, except my hometown showed no love for Headlights, which made me sad and embarrassed. Nick compensated by beating up his bass at the end of their set in a fit of Punk-ness.
Asheville NC – Grey Eagle : Asheville is a wonderful and weird town where hippies go to retire and young folks go to become hippies. The staff treated us well and cooked us delicious Cajun food. We ate at a place called the 51 grill in a gas station. It was delicious. Then we ate breakfast at cracker barrel. All we do is eat.
