Robert Randolph & the Family Bands spring tour itinerary has been announced. The tour commences on February 26 at the Colorado Brewing Company in Danbury, CT and includes stops in the Northeast (highlighted by two rescheduled shows at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston on February 28 and March 1), the Southeast and the West Coast. In April, the band heads to Australia for shows in Byron Bay, Sydney and Melbourne. The group will travel to New Orleans for a performance at Twiropa Mills on May 1 and an appearance at the Jazz and Heritage Festival on May 2.
The bands first music video, for the song I Don’t Know What You Come To Do, is up on its website along with the full tour schedule. Visit www.robertrandolph.net.
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Published: 2003/02/04
Robert Randolph & the Family Band Confirm Spring Tour
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