FLESHWATER
Speaking of Fleshwater, the band will release their Kurt Ballou-recorded debut album, We're Not Here To Be Loved , on November 4 and will open for Koyo in Long Island's Massapequa VFW on on November 18 with Queensway, Innerlove, Dead Last, and Mile High Sunrise.
ELVIS COSTELLO (IN ICELAND!)
Elvis Costello has announced "Elvis in Iceland" which he describes as "four days and nights of music and adventure" featuring Elvis and Attractions/Imposters pianist Steve Nieve, that happens May 25-29 in Reykjavík. Old friend and recent tourmate Nick Lowe will also be along for the excursion, and in addition to the music, attendees will be offered "the many wonders of Iceland, from gushing geysers, picturesque waterfalls, and historical sites to Reykjavik’s finest restaurants and top concert venues."
METH. / PAINS
The unpigeonholable, chaotic Chicago band meth. will be on tour with Pains in December, including shows in Chicago, Detroit, Pittsurgh, Brooklyn (Saint Vitus on 12/6), Philly, Richmond, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Indianapolis.
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Rebecca Taylor will be bringing Self Esteem back to North America in the spring. So far, only the NYC show has been announced but there's bound to be more.
FIREFLY FESTIVAL
Dover, DE festival Firefly has announced that it will be taking 2023 off, with a return planned for 2024. "After 10 magical years of Firefly in The Woodlands, we’ve decided to take a year to recharge our lights," they write. "We will see you in 2024!"
TOSHI REAGON
Genre-defying singer-songwriter Toshi Reagon is doing an NYC residency in November, with three unique dates at Symphony Space on November 5, 10, and 19. On November 5 she presents a show with longtime collaborator Be Steadwell (who Reagon will join on select songs); November 10 is "You're Having Too Much Fun... So We're Gonna Have to Kill You," a work in progress featuring Afi Bijou, Josette Newsam, and Be Steadwell joining Reagon, along with musicians Fred Cash, Matt Graff, Kim Jordan, and Adam Widoff; and November 19 is "Sacred Revolution," an evening-length song cycle curated by Reagon and featuring J. Bob Alotta, Alsarah, Carl Hancock Rux, Leah Penniman, Maleek Washington, Lizz Wright, and The W.O.W. Project.
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