St. Paul & The Broken Bones have announced a 30-date US tour to support their forthcoming album and ATO Records debut, The Alien Coast, which will release on Jan. 28.
The band’s fourth studio release has been described as a “fever dream convergence of soul and psychedelia, stoner metal and funk,” that was “birthed through the idea of falling asleep in a hotel and having a sequence of nightmares, then waking up and missing home so badly” said lead-vocalist Paul Janeway in a press release.
The Alabama-bred eight-piece features Janeway on vocals, Jesse Phillips (bass), Browan Lollar (guitar), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keyboards), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Chad Fisher (trombone) and Amari Ansari (saxophone).
The tour will include some of the biggest headlining shows for the band, including a performance at The Beacon Theatre in New York City with special-guest Thee Sacred Souls. R&B/soul artist Danielle Ponder will also join the band on tour for select stops, see the full list below for dates.
Alongside the announcement of the album, St. Paul & The Broken Bones have also released a music video for their lead single “The Last Dance.” The video captures the band’s first-ever live performance of the song and was filmed in a single take at Ol Elegante Studios in Birmingham Ala.
Pre-order The Alien Coast, here.
Watch the performance below:
St. Paul & The Broken Bones 2021-2022 tour:
Dec. 3 – Athens, Ga. – Georgia Theatre
Dec. 4 – Columbia, S.C. – The Senate
Dec. 30 – Nashville, Tenn. – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
Dec. 31 – Nashville, Tenn. – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
Jan. 26 – Atlanta, Ga. – Criminal Records (In-store event)
Jan. 27 – Birmingham, Ala. – Seasick Records (In-store event)
Jan. 28 – Nashville, Tenn. – Grimey’s (In-store event)
Feb. 1 – London, United Kingdom – Electric Ballroom
Feb. 3 – Leeds, United Kingdom – Brudenell Social Club
Feb. 4 – Glasgow, Scotland – Old Fruitmarket
Feb. 6 – Paris, Ile-de-France – Bataclan
Feb. 8 – Berlin, Germany – Hole 44
Feb. 9 – Belgium, Brussels – Le Botanique
Feb. 10 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
March 2-March 6 – North Charleston, S.C. – Riverfront Park Performance Pavilion
Newly announced dates:
March 4 – Atlanta, Ga. – The Eastern *
March 5 – Charleston, S.C. – Charleston Wine & Food Festival
March 6 – Raleigh, N.C. – The Ritz *
March 8 – Washington, DC – Lincoln Theatre *
March 9 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club *
March 11 – New York, N.Y. – The Beacon Theatre *
March 12 – Lebanon, N.H. – Lebanon Opera House *
March 13 – Boston, Mass. – House of Blues *
March 15 – Philadelphia, Pa. – The Fillmore *
March 16 – Pittsburgh, Pa – Stage AE *
March 18 – Toronto, Ont. – Queen Elizabeth Theatre *
March 19 – Ottawa, Ont. – Bronson Centre *
March 20 – Detroit, Mich. – St. Andrews Hall *
March 22 – Chicago, Ill. – Thalia Hall *
March 23 – Chicago, Ill. – Thalia Hall *
March 25 – Minneapolis, Minn. – Palace Theatre *
March 26 – St. Louis, Mo. – The Pageant
April 23 – Dallas, Texas – The Granada Theater ^
April 24 – Austin, Texas – Stubb’s ^
April 26 – Tulsa, Okla. – Cain’s Ballroom ^
April 28 – Denver, Colo. – Mission Ballroom ^
April 29 – Aspen, Colo. – Belly Up ^
April 30 – Salt Lake City, Utah – Commonwealth Room ^
May 3 – Seattle, Wash. – The Neptune ^
May 5 – Portland, Ore. – Crystal Ballroom ^
May 6 – San Francisco, Calif./Oakland, Calif. – Fox Theater ^
May 7 – San Diego, Calif. – Humphreys Concerts By The Bay ^
May 10 – Los Angeles, Calif. – The Theatre at Ace Hotel ^
May 11 – Pioneertown, Calif. – Pappy & Harriet’s ^
May 12 – Phoenix, Ariz. – The Van Buren ^
* with Thee Sacred Souls
^ with Danielle Ponder
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