The synth-pop group Cut Copy have announced that they plan to hold a tour in North America in Spring and Fall of this year. In addition, the band has also announced that they will be releasing a vinyl box set that provides material from the band from their first decade of music.

Cut Copy’s tour, which will be held in order to promote the box set, will start on April 23 at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. The group will proceed to hold three shows in Texas, followed by a short detour outside of the United States to perform a show in Morelos, Mexico, followed by a show in Toronto, Canada. After which, the group will perform shows in Boston, Seattle, hold two shows at Webster Hall in New York, and eventually conclude with a performance in Pasadena, California. Later in the year, they will be holding various parts of the EU. See the flyer and full list of North American tour dates below.

North American Tour Dates

04/23 – Morrison CO, at Red Rocks Amphitheatre
04/25 – Dallas TX, at Granada Theater
04/26 – Houston TX,at White Oak Music Hall (Downstairs)
04/27 – Austin TX, at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
04/30 – Cuernavaca, Morelos ,Mexico at Festival Vaivén
05/03 – Toronto, ON at Danforth Music Hall
05/04 – Boston, MA at Paradise Rock Club
05/06 – Washington DC at 9:30 Club
05/08 – New York, NY at Webster Hall
05/09 – New York, NY at Webster Hall
05/11 – Chicago, IL at Vic Theatre
05/12 – Minneapolis, MN at First Avenue
05/17 – Seattle, WA at The Showbox
05/18 – Portland, OR at Roseland Theater
05/19 – Oakland, CA at Fox Theater
05/21 – Pasadena, CA at Just Like Heaven Festival

The group’s box set intends to chronicle the works of the band from the years 2001 to 2011. A press release from the band explains that the box set sets out to document the group’s experimentation, especially in regards to their fusions of rock and dance music, as well as their incorporations of Afrobeat, dub and other styles. Also included within the set will be a 72 page zine from the group’s frontman, Dan Whitman, as well as a holographic cover for the box set. The set will be released on March 18, roughly a month into their tour in North America.

Whitman explains that “2001-2011 feels like a special time period for Cut Copy. It charts the move from me first signing to a record label as a naive young kid who made music in my bedroom to a fully fledged band that forged its own musical fingerprint, created some globally loved albums and toured the world,” going on to state that the years chronicled by the set feel like a musical journey to him and the group.

Cut Copy’s last studio album, Freeze Melt, was released in August of 2020.

Photo Credit: Brett Padelford