Mark Lanegan Band Announces Spring 2019 Stitch It Up Tour Dates

Mark Lanegan has released a string of tour dates for Spring 2019. Lanegan’s Stitch It Up tour, which follows his August 2018 album release with Duke Garwood, will see him hit twelve United States locations all within the month of May. Tickets for Mark Lanegan Band’s shows will go on sale on February 8, and can be bought through his website here.

The tour will commence on May 3, at the Welcome to Rockville Festival in Jacksonville, Florida. They will also be playing at three other festivals, which are Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta, Georgia, Epicenter Festival in Marston, North Carolina, and Sonic Temple Festival in Columbus, Ohio, which is the final leg of the tour on May 18. Mark Lanegan will be supported by Simon Bonney of Australian rock band, Crime & the City Solution, on selected dates.

Over the past two years, the Mark Lanegan Band released two albums, the first being Gargoyle in 2017, and the second being a joint-album with Duke Garwood titled, With Animals. Late last year, Lanegan did a cover of Guns N’ Roses’ classic song “November Rain” with Nicole Atkins. He will also be featured on British act UNKLE’s upcoming album, The Road: Part II / Lost Highway, which is set for a March 2019 release.

Mark Lanegan Band Tour Dates:

5/3 Jacksonville, FL @ Welcome to Rockville Festival
5/4 Atlanta, GA @ Shaky Knees Festival
5/5 Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge*
5/7 Chicago, IL @ Bottlom Lounge*
5/8 Detroit, MI @ The Shelter*
5/10 Marston, NC @ Epicenter Festival
5/11 Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar*
5/13 Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair
5/14 Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw*
5/15 Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts*
5/16 Asbury Park, NJ @ The Stone Pony*
5/18 Columbus, OH @ Sonic Temple Festival

* with Simon Bonney

Photo Credit: Raymond Flotat

Josiah Chia: I am Josiah, a Breaking News Writer at mxdwn. I am a senior at the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in Sociology and Media Studies. Apart from writing for mxdwn, I serve at Cal's Undergraduate Communications Association and was previously an Undergraduate Research Apprentice in Sociology.
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