DEAD & COMPANY
Dead & Company have added two additional dates to their final tour, including a second show at Boston's Fenway Park on June 24 and a third show at San Francisco's Oracle Park on July 16. Previously announced dates include two nights at NYC's Citi Field, two night's at The Forum in LA, two nights at Chicago's Wrigley Field, and more. All dates here.
REGINA SPEKTOR
Regina Spektor had to postpone some shows recently after catching Covid, and new dates have been announced for March, 2023. Those include Ithaca, Toronto, Ann Arbor, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Nashville, Washington, DC and the tour wraps up in Montclair, NJ Wellmont Theatre on 3/18. All dates are here.
TORTOISE
Post-rock vets Tortoise have announced a West Coast tour for 2023, including rescheduled dates from earlier this year. (They got Covid.) They're hitting Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and LA. More info here.
SEAN PAUL
Dancehall star Sean Paul is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his iconic 2002 sophomore album Dutty Rock with a one-off show at NYC's Webster Hall on November 16.
SETH HERZOG'S SWEET HALLOWEEN
Seth Herzog will host the Halloween edition of his long-running live comedy series SWEET at Chelsea Music Hall on October 25, and the scarily funny lineup includes Colin Quinn, Dave Hill, Ricky Velez, Danijela Steinfel, Toni Nagy and a surprise "Very Special Guest.
LAME-O RECORDS 10TH ANNIVERSARY SHOWS + OTHER DAZY DATES
Philly label Lame-O Records is celebrating its 10th anniversary with three hometown shows at First Unitarian Church: a night show on Friday, December 2 and day and night shows on Saturday, December 3. The lineup includes Shannen Moser, Slaughter Beach Dog, Dazy, Mo Troper, Thin Lips, Golden Apples, Hurry, and more. Full lineup and tickets here. Dazy also added Brooklyn's Alpahville on 12/1 with Jobber and Golden Apples and DC's Comet Ping Pong on 12/4 with Dim Wizard. These are in addition to Dazy's previously announced run supporting Militarie Gun and MSPAINT (which hits Brooklyn's Saint Vitus on 10/27 and Long Island's Amityville Music Hall on 10/29).