Tenement, Kishi Bashi, Vic Mensa, Water From Your Eyes, more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

TENEMENT

Last month Tenement announced their first show since 2017, part of the Don Giovanni Records 20th Anniversary Expo in Philadelphia, and now they’ve announced a few more dates, which they say are all the touring they’re doing “for the foreseeable future” but “not forever.” They’ll be in NYC at Gold Sounds on October 5.

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WATER FROM YOUR EYES

Before they play Woodsist Festival in September, Water From Your Eyes will celebrate the release of their new album Everyone’s Crushed with an NYC boat show, aboard The Liberty Belle on August 24 with Frost Children, YHWH Nailgun, and a DJ set from Momma. See all of their upcoming dates, including an NYC holiday show with Interpol, here.

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KISHI BASHI

Kishi Bashi is bringing his new documentary Omoiyari (the same name as his 2019 album) on tour in November for shows that will feature a screening of the film followed by a performance of the album in full. See all dates, including Brooklyn’s Murmrr Theatre on November 18, here.

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VIC MENSA (OPENING FOR CHANCE THE RAPPER)

Chance the Rapper celebrates the 10th anniversary of his second mixtape, Acid Rap, at shows in NYC and Inglewood, CA this month and next, and he’s added support: he’ll be joined by Vic Mensa, who will play from his 2013 debut mixtape Innanetape.

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INDIGO DE SOUZA

Indigo De Souza was scheduled to support Sylvan Esso on tour through mid-September, but she and her band will be leaving early, after Saturday’s show, “due to a family emergency in our touring party.” “Apologies to anyone who was hoping to see us,” she writes, “we hope you can understand, and we hope to see you again sometime.” Reyna Tropical will be replacing Indigo on most dates, expect 8/27 in Bend, OR, where Black Belt Eagle Scout has joined the lineup.

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KATIE ALICE GREER

The former Priests vocalist has expanded her fall tour, which includes an NYC show at TV Eye on October 1. See all dates here.

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JEFF TWEEDY

The Wilco frontman will go on a speaking tour supporting his new book World Within a Song in November. See all dates here.

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NICK CAVE

Nick Cave will also go on a book signing tour for his 2022 memoir Faith, Hope and Carnage, with appearances surround his North American solo tour. See all dates here.

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GBH

The UK punk legends will return to North America for a second time this year for a tour with Niis, starting in October. See all dates here.

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JANELLE MONÁE

Janelle Monáe revealed openers for her upcoming tour, including Jidenna, Nana Kwabena, Flyana Boss, and Dreamer Isioma, varying by show. See all dates here.

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NO CURE / THE ACACIA STRAIN

Birmingham, AL straightedge metallic hardcore band No Cure are on tour with The Acacia Strain now, including shows with Escuela Grind, Mugshot, Foreign Hands, Judiciary, and Momentum, varying by date. No Cure and Mugshot also each have some dates of their own, and 200 Stab Wounds join No Cure on a couple of shows. See all dates here.

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CAMP FLOG GNAW 2023

Leading the lineup of Camp Flog Gnaw 2023 are The Hillbillies (Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem), SZA, Tyler the Creator, Clipse, Turnstile, Ice Spice, and more.

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