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Grandaddy Announces Spring 2017 Tour Dates

We are still in the early stages of 2017 and fans already have reasons to be look forward to what is to come later in the year. The live performance is a part of music that has been able to withstand the constant changes in the business. Which is why fans of Grandaddy have a reason to be excited.

Grandaddy has revealed that they will be going on tour starting on February 26th and ending in May. It is a strong possibility that new music will be played during this tour because it was announced in January that indie rock super group BNQT recruited Jason Lytle of Grandaddy to assist with the new album titled Volume 1.

Volume 1 Track-list:
01. Restart
02. Unlikely Force
03. 100 Million Miles
04. Mind Of A Man
05. Hey Banana
06. Real Love
07. Failing at Feeling
08. L.A. On My Mind
09. Tara
10. Fighting The World

To start the year off on a good foot fans were delighted to wake up and find out that Grandaddy had released a new song titled “Evermore”. Lytle had this to say about the new release, “I have no idea what the song is about. But I really like the imagery of sad dirty trees that live by the freeway and throwing stuff out of commercial airliners.” He went on to discuss a line in the song, ”When remembering is what forgetting’s for.’ It’s kinda high-school-corny poetry, but I still like it a lot.

GRANDADDY TOUR DATES 

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February 26 – Bimbo’s 365 Club, San Francisco – SOLD OUT
February 28 – Le Poisson Rouge, New York City – SOLD OUT
March 1 – Music Hall of Williamsburg – Brooklyn, NY     
March 2 – Rough Trade, Brooklyn, NY – SOLD OUT
March 20 –  Barby Club, Tel Aviv, Israel – SOLD OUT
March 21 – Barby Club, Tel Aviv, Israel  – SOLD OUT
March 23 – Potterrow, Edinburgh, UK
March 26 – Hoults Yard, Newcastle, UK
March 27 – Irish Centre, Leeds, UK
March 28 – Albert Hall, Manchester, UK
March 29 – Rock City, Nottingham, UK
March 31 – Colton Hall, Bristol, UK
April 1 – Concorde, Brighton, UK – SOLD OUT
April 3 – Roundhouse, London, UK
April 5 – AB Hall, Brussels, Belgium – SOLD OUT
April 7 – Motel Mozaique Festival, Rotterdam, Netherlands
April 8 – Little Waves @ C Mine – Genk, Belgium
April 9 – Aeronef, Lille, France
May 6 – Imperial – Vancouver, BC
May 8 –  Neptune Theater- Seattle, WA
May 9  – Revolution Hall- Portland, OR (2 shows)-
May 12 – The Fonda Theater – Los Angeles, CA
May 13 – Pappy & Harriet’s – Pioneertown, CA
June 1 to 3 – Primavera Festival, Barcelona, Spain
 
June 8 to 10 – Primavera Festival, Porto, Portugal
June 10  – This is Not a Love Song Festival – Nimes, France

 

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