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Multi-platinum, Grammy Award Winner Zedd Officially Announces First Album In Nine Years ‘Telos’ Out August 30

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Multi-platinum, Grammy Award Winner Zedd Officially Announces First Album In Nine Years ‘Telos’ Out August 30

Fresh off EDC, today, multi-platinum global superstar Zedd announces his first album in nine years, Telos. The highly anticipated album which will be released August 30th.

“With Telos, I wanted to create a profound album listening experience that takes you on a journey beyond just the songs. I wanted everyone to be able to feel a deeper emotional connection, like how I felt listening to my favorite albums when I was growing up. It was the details, transitions and cohesiveness that made me want to create a truly meaningful body of work.”

“It’s been almost 10 years since my last album came out. I knew for my next one I needed to allocate enough time to properly focus and craft something exceptional that lives up to my standards. On Telos, I had the honor of working with some of my musical heroes, best friends, and favorite new artists. I can confidently say that I have made my best album yet.”

Recently, Zedd announced his fourth edition of famed Zedd In The Park presented by Insomniac will take place on Friday, September 7th at LA Historic Park. Selling out within minutes of announcing Zedd decided to add an additional date to the festival on Friday, September 6th. Back for the first time since 2022 the 2 day festival will be bigger and better than ever. Zedd In The Park, is an 18+ event that will offer a unique on-site experience comprised of games, a special VIP area, art installations, multiple food trucks, and much more. 

Multi-platinum, GRAMMY Award-winning artist/DJ/producer Zedd made his debut with “Clarity” after signing with Interscope in 2012 and has been breaking down barriers surrounding music genres ever since. Throughout his career, Zedd has worked with a diverse range of artists to create hits, including Foxes on “Clarity” (which earned Zedd a 2014 GRAMMY® “Best Dance Recording”), Hayley Williams on RIAA platinum-certified hit, “Stay The Night” (which racked up more than 1.3 billion streams ), and Selena Gomez on the platinum-certified track, “I Want You To Know,” which spent four weeks at #1 on Billboard’s “Hot Dance/Electronic Songs” chart. He’s also collaborated with Alessia Cara on their hit single “Stay” which has amassed over 6.3 billion streams worldwide, held the #1 spot at Top 40 radio for six consecutive weeks and earned Zedd his second GRAMMY® Award nomination, and with Maren Morris and Grey on the monster hit “The Middle,” which earned Zedd is second #1 at Top 40 radio. Digitally, the song has over 4.7 billion streams worldwide and earned Zedd three GRAMMY® nominations including “Record Of The Year,” “Song Of The Year,” and “Best Pop Duo or Group Performance.”

Over the course of his legendary career, Zedd has performed sold-out headlining sets across the world at festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza, EDC, Summer Sonic Japan, Outside Lands, ULTRA and many more. In 2018 he created his own festival, the famed Zedd in the Park, which has sold out every year since its inception (’18, ’19, ’22) and is now back for the event’s fourth edition, the first two-day incarnation of the event.

Zedd’s impressive discography has made an impact across all areas of entertainment, including sports, and film / TV, with a major highlight in 2022 when he opened the NHL All-Star Game with a performance during player introductions. Since then, he’s gone on to perform at NBA All-Star Weekend, NCAA Men’s Final Four, Formula 1 Miami & Austin (’22), Las Vegas (’23), Bahrain, and 2022’s NFL Super Bowl LVI. That same year, he was the official performer for The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards, and made his scripted acting debut in Muppets Mayhem on Disney+. Now, Zedd has sold over 5M+ headlining tickets globally, and racked up over 31.6B streams across all platforms, truly proving himself to be one of the most timeless artists of his generation.

The Rolling Stones Return To ‘Voodoo Lounge’ For 30th Anniversary Editions

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The Rolling Stones Return To ‘Voodoo Lounge’ For 30th Anniversary Editions

To mark the 30th anniversary of the Rolling Stones’ Grammy-winning 1994 album Voodoo Lounge, special editions in both physical and digital formats are being released this summer. The release includes four additional tracks which will be making their debut on streaming services. Available for pre order here.

The new editions, available from July 12, celebrate a studio set that sold more than six million copies worldwide including Stones favourites ‘You Got Me Rocking,’ Out Of Tears’ and the UK top 20 single ‘Love Is Strong,’ and went on to win a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

The 30th anniversary releases, which will be augmented with a merch range, are a 2LP red and yellow vinyl edition, and a separate 2LP red and yellow vinyl which adds a white vinyl 10” disc featuring the four bonus tracks. Like the album, these were all Jagger-Richards compositions, all but one written at Windmill Lane Studios in Dublin at the end of recording sessions for Voodoo Lounge.

The quartet of songs available for the first time on streaming platforms comprises ‘I’m Gonna Drive,’ the original B-side of the ‘Out Of Tears’ single, with a sterling slide guitar part by Ronnie Wood; the rollicking ‘So Young,’ which had its origins in the Some Girls sessions of 1978; ‘Jump On Top Of Me,’ the B-side of ‘You Got Me Rocking’; and ‘The Storm,’ another flipside that evoked the Stones’ unbreakable bond with Chicago blues.

 

Cut Costs and Boost Productivity with G&G Copier Toner Cartridges

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By Mitch Rice

 A3 copiers are indispensable for any office workgroup that needs high-quality prints, handles large documents, or has diverse printing needs. To keep these machines running at peak performance, you need reliable and cost-effective toner cartridges. For business workgroups looking to improve their office efficiency and reduce costs, G&G Image, with 24 years of industry experience, offers its premium A3 copier toner cartridges.

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Efficiency is crucial in any business environment. G&G toner cartridges are built to last, requiring fewer replacements and reducing the downtime of office equipment. This keeps your team focused on their tasks without frequent interruptions for cartridge changes. The extended lifespan of cartridges not only saves money but also helps build a more productive work environment.

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Made with top-quality imported toners, they ensure peak color performance, delivering clear, sharp, and vibrant prints every time. Whether your business needs to produce detailed reports, eye-catching presentations, or high-resolution graphics, G&G’s copier toner cartridges guarantee that every print will meet the highest standards. This level of quality is essential for businesses looking to make a professional impression with their printed materials.

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Weird Al, Ken Marino and Jon Spurney Perform Billy Joel’s ‘Scenes from an Italian Restaurant’

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Weird Al, Ken Marino and Jon Spurney Perform Billy Joel’s ‘Scenes from an Italian Restaurant’

The Middle Aged Dad Jam Band, a collective of industry insiders including directors, producers, writers, and their associates, showcases their musical prowess in a rendition of Billy Joel’s Scenes from an Italian Restaurant. With actor Ken Marino lending his vocal talents, Jon Spurney on the keys, and a surprise appearance by a talented accordionist named Weird Al Yankovic, they deliver a memorable performance that highlights their skills beyond their amusing moniker.

Photo Gallery: Neil Young and Crazy Horse with Reverend Billy at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage

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Photo Gallery: Neil Young and Crazy Horse with Reverend Billy at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage

All photos by Mini’s Memories. You can contact her through Instagram or X.

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse
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Toronto-Based Original Pairs Capture an Ache for Lost Love on “Concord Avenue” from New Album ‘Long Play’

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Toronto-Based Original Pairs Capture an Ache for Lost Love on “Concord Avenue” from New Album ‘Long Play’

There’s something ‘bygone era’ about Toronto-based Original Pairs’ new single “Concord Avenue” – not just in its yearning for a better recent past, but in its sound. The song combines a ’50s Elvis croon with a mid-’60s rose-sunglasses filter to create a haunting and infectious power-pop ode to an apartment surrounded by intrigue.

Wandering the city at night, the narrator of “Concord Avenue” is plagued by the ghosts of a past romance. He recalls the warm, inviting beacon of a kitchen light, the ex-boyfriend who took his place, and the drunken writer who witnessed it all from the neighboring porch.

There’s a Byrds-era Los Angeles vibe to it all, aided by 12-string guitars, a bubbling bass line, and orchestral drum fills that put you right into the middle of this strange, riveting, grainy-photograph romance. Producer John Dinsmore offered up a 1964 Rickenbacker 12-string that the band used to create heavy emotion and a nostalgic atmosphere.

The song was inspired by an actual apartment on Concord Avenue in Toronto where Original Pairs’ founders Lisa Logan and Andrew Frontini first shared a secret and forbidden romance. The details of said romance may or may not actually reflect the events in the song, but that’s beside the point. The song steeps itself in the reverie of lost love, a melancholy almost anyone can relate to.

Number 107
Was where you lived back then
I used to see you tripping ‘round the town
After you moved in with him
Later, when it all fell through
You got a flat just up the street …

The video for the single, created by artists Jubal and Nathan Brown, collages live performance, grainy 16mm film footage that returns to the scene of the crime, and atmospheric found footage to create a suitable dreamscape for Concord Avenue’s nocturnal perambulations. Torontonians will recognize many West End landmarks, including The Royal Theatre, Café Diplomatico, and, of course, Concord Avenue.

The nucleus of Original Pairs is the longstanding romance between founding members guitarist Andrew Frontini and drummer Lisa Logan. The duo shared a love of rock ‘n’ roll and, particularly, a love of the Toronto indie scene, which they eventually channeled into their own music project.

After gigging for a year as a piano-and-drums duo, the group evolved into a trio (with a revolving cast of bass players) before expanding and solidifying into today’s classic four-piece combo. Let’s face it, playing in a band with a couple can really suck but ,thankfully, the chemistry of the current lineup is uniquely resilient. Bassist Lynda Kraar is an old family friend on the Logan side, and classically trained keyboardist Jon Loewen is Andrew’s partner by day in an architecture firm. The band can’t break up, so they’ve been able to mine a deep rock’n’roll groove.

Their new album Long Play (nicknamed OPLP by the band) reflects Andrew’s experiences growing up in the burgeoning Kingston rock scene of the early eighties, a time when ’60s rock and rockabilly influences were reviving, and punk was morphing into New Wave and post punk. OPLP was recorded live off the floor at Lincoln County Social Club in a period of four days, capturing the band’s onstage energy and the spirit of rock’s greatest years: 1965 and 1980.

Thematically, the album captures a couple’s life together from their earliest encounters in a West End apartment on “Concord Avenue,” to the inevitable bumps in the road on “Love Collision,” to the dreaded prospect of lovers growing old together in “Not Grow Old,” the album’s first single.

Shannon Thunderbird Sings Her Truth In New “Lost and Found” Video With Sultans Of String

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Shannon Thunderbird Sings Her Truth In New “Lost and Found” Video With Sultans Of String

‘Lost and Found’ is the new video off the album Walking Through the Fire by Sultans of String. Ts’msyen Elder Shannon Thunderbird wrote and sings the song. She is originally from the Pacific Northwest coast of British Columbia: Gilut’sau Band of the Royal House of Niis’gumiik, Gispudwada (Orca) Clan. The music is arranged and supported by Sultans of String, and the epic strings of the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.

“On May 27, 2021, the bones of 215 Indigenous children were found in a mass grave on the grounds of a former residential school in Kamloops, BC” says Shannon. “I wrote ‘Lost and Found’ several days later to acknowledge the fact that with tangible evidence Canadians could no longer deny what we have been saying for over a century”

The wind raced through the trees,
Dying children on their knees
Where have you gone, I love you,
Please come home to me.

“I wrote the song on June the 11th, 2020.” Shannon continues. “By this time, the news had gone across Canada about the finding of the bones of our children from residential school horrors. And the first ones were from a residential school in Kamloops.

Growing up, music came to Shannon naturally: “I came out of the womb singing. My mother was an opera singer, and because she was Ts’msyen she was never really able to realise it, because we were talking about colonialist British Columbia. To have somebody in the grand arts who was an Indigenous person was just unheard of, so I was very fortunate. She had the most glorious voice, and I inherited part of it, and she instilled the love of music and singing in me.

“I am a songwriter, and this one came so fast that I just got up, I grabbed my phone, I threw it on record. And I sat on the side of the bed and I sang it from beginning to end without stopping. And by this time, I barely got through it. I was in a lot of tears thinking about my grandmother, thinking about my mother, thinking about what happened to me. All of these things that came out of this horror that was done by the churches and the Canadian government.

Thousands of children’s bones in the ground
Deep reaching pain for so many
Lost to the ravages of evil
Cries unheard for years and years

“I find it immensely difficult sometimes to sing it because I am, along with my sister Kate, who sings the song with me on the album, an intergenerational residential school survivor. It came down through my grandmother to my mother, to me, and we’ve had our challenges. But I’m of an age now where one has a choice. You carry on or you don’t. What would our ancestors want us to do?

Apologies won’t save the day
Death of babies far outweigh
Pale words that came a hundred years far too late

And a small voice whispered
It’s okay now, you found us, you found us

“It is brutal, and it’s real. And the sacrifice of these children, oh goodness. They won’t be forgotten. They can’t be. Innocents lost in the most heinous of ways.”

WALKING THROUGH THE FIRE SPRING 2024 TOUR DATES:
May 31 – Midland – Midland Cultural Centre
June 9 – Hamilton Arts Week – Westdale Theatre
June 17 – Waterloo – University of Waterloo
June 21 – Newmarket – Old Town Hall
June 22 – Toronto CD Release – Hugh’s Room
June 23 – Kitchener – Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Festival

JUNO Award Winner Angelique Francis Conveys Strength and Triumph on “Train Coming” Featuring Eric Gales + Announces Tour Dates

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JUNO Award Winner Angelique Francis Conveys Strength and Triumph on “Train Coming” Featuring Eric Gales + Announces Tour Dates

As she combines authentic blues, soul and gospel influences with smooth, rock-infused electric guitars, JUNO Award winning artist Angelique Francis delivers a captivating performance on her new single “Train Coming”, out now. The first single to be released ahead of her new album Watch Me Grow, set to release this summer, “Train Coming” Invites listeners to join along for an exhilarating ride.

Featuring Grammy Award nominated artist Eric Gales on electric guitar, the track opens with Francis’s smoky vocals and dynamic organ playing. She’s soon joined by bass and drums, and the song progresses to become more powerful throughout, expressing the confidence and edge that Francis displays consistently on the single. The smooth bass, organ and vocals of Francis combined with the sultry electric guitar of Gales is a beautiful combination that flawlessly electrifies listeners with its power and soul. Other incredibly skilled musicians on the track include Kira Francis and Kharincia Francis on vocals and Kiran Francis on drums.

As she expresses brilliance, longing and strong emotion on “Train Coming”, Francis embodies the talent and sound of musical greats before her. The passionate belt and craftsmanship of Aretha Franklin, Bessie Smith and Big Mama Thornton are expressed while Francis retains a unique and multi-layered artistry of her own. Within “Train Coming”, Francis seeks to inspire listeners to never give up in the face of adversity and believe in the strength that lies within. Ultimately, the single is a Blues anthem for rising above with slyness, confidence and style.

Won’t be bound by mentalities
Of common conventionalities
The earth, this land, the sky, the sea
They won’t stop me

Having shared the stage with legends such as Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., Beth Hart, and Sugar Ray, to name a few, Angelique Francis is an extremely talented musician that is well experienced across various instruments, genres, and audiences. The Ottawa, Canada native began her music career at 7 years old, starting as a child prodigy. By 13 she was playing festivals across North America, opening for names like Beth Hart, Trooper, and Shameka Copeland, and developed a strong talent for playing upright bass, electric bass, piano, acoustic guitar, and electric guitar. A JUNO Award winning singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Francis combines in her music various genres including Americana, rock, Blues, jazz, gospel, and soul.

Winning the JUNO award for her 2023 album Long River, Francis has made a profound and everlasting impact within Canadian Blues, soul, jazz, and folk scenes. She has previously hosted Canada’s National Blues Music Awards (The Maple Blues Awards), won 2 Maple blues Awards, has been nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award, 2 Ontario Folk Music Awards, and has graced the stages of numerous Canadian Blues and folk festivals.

Spread my wings and I’m ready to fly
In this town Imma leave behind
The weight, the hate, the fear, the load
Onward I go

There’s a train coming
It’s rolling into town
Yes, I’ll be on it
No, you won’t see me around

Within “Train Coming”, Francis continues to emulate the strength and passion for music that has made her a household name with the Canadian Blues world. A song that is as smooth as it is stirring in your emotions, listeners are taken along a swaying and velvet journey as they’re taken on a Blues rock inspired ride. The Train is approaching the station, hop on board and get ready for the voyage that lies ahead.

Angelique Francis Tour Dates:
May 25, 2024 PorchFest Smith Falls
July 27, 2024 Festival Blues d’la Baie Petit Rocher
July 31, 2024 Martin-Luther-King Park Montreal
August 2, 2024 Cyril-W.-McDonald Park Montreal
August 4, 2024 Calgary Blues Festival Calgary
August 7, 2024 The Royal Nelson
August 10, 2024 Nanaimo Blues Festival Nanaimo
August 16, 2024 Philadelphia Folk Festival Philadelphia
August 17, 2024 Philadelphia Folk Festival Philadelphia
August 18, 2024 Philadelphia Folk Festival Philadelphia
October 9, 2024 Maison des arts Desjardins Drummondville Drummondville
October 10, 2024 Salle D’Youville Quebec City
October 19, 2024 Irene’s Ottawa

Lee Miller Matsos’ Musical Metamorphosis Continues with Latest Single ‘Mother’s Day Weekend’ And Announces Tour Dates

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Lee Miller Matsos’ Musical Metamorphosis Continues with Latest Single ‘Mother’s Day Weekend’ And Announces Tour Dates

Metamorphosis can be defined as a change in physical or structural form, and perhaps nobody knows more about change than Lee Miller Matsos. His musical journey began as a teenager, after seeing Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr., leading to a life of opera and musical theatre. Until, that is, he decided to metamorphosize into a pop rock artist by enrolling at Holland College in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island in 2019. While in PEI, he wrote most of the songs for his debut EP, and on September 8, 2023, the “Metamorphosis” had begun, and continuing with the release of his 4th single, Mother’s Day Weekend”, from the upcoming EP, “Metamorphosis, Pt. 2”.

“I wrote “Mother’s Day Weekend” on a chilly, rainy, and eerily calm Saturday in May 2020 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,” Matsos explains. “I had had 3 head injuries in the past 14 months, and I had managed to finish my first year of school at Holland College School of Performing Arts a few weeks before. This time of solitude and Covid upheaval was the incubator for the biggest creative outburst of my life, including this song.”

“My mother was a deep, inspirational, and poignantly beautiful soul,” says Matsos, about the inspiration for his latest single. “I felt her presence close when this song arose. I still feel her presence, especially in times when I need her encouragement. It is nice to know that something about the soul is inexplicably timeless.”

“Mother’s Day Weekend” will be the first single released from the “Metamorphosis, Pt. 2” EP dropping on September 6, 2024. Joining Matsos (vocals/keyboard) are Tyler Ray on guitar, Chris DiCola on bass and Sam Merendino on drums.

Lee Miller Matsos’ lyrics highlight his evolution from “grief, pain and brokenness to hope healing and restoration.” The ultimate “Metamorphosis”.

Check out Lee Miller Matsos live:
• May 25, 2024: Jenks Building, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
• May 29, 2024: Treelawn Social Club, Cleveland, OH
• June 15, 2024: Sharon Showcase Art and Music Festival 2024, Wadsworth, OH
• June 28, 2024: Sense by the Falls, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
• August 23, 2024: Bantha Tea Bar, Pittsburgh, PA
• September 6, 2024: Lekko Coffee, Cleveland, OH
• September 20, 2024: The Rialto Theatre, Akron OH

Grammy Award-winning Artist Lucky Daye Announces North America Headlining “The Algorithm” Tour

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Grammy Award-winning Artist Lucky Daye Announces North America Headlining “The Algorithm” Tour

Today, GRAMMY award-winning, genre-bending R&B superstar Lucky Daye announces his forthcoming album Algorithm, which is due out in June via Keep Cool/RCA Records. Most recently he released his dynamic single “HERicane” which received critical acclaim from UPROXX, VIBE, and HYPEBEAST upon release.

“HERicane” is the first taste of new music from Lucky in 2024, following the release of his single “That’s You,” co-written and co-produced by 16x GRAMMY award-winning artist, Bruno Mars.

To coincide with the album announcement, he also announces his long-awaited and highly-anticipated “The Algorithm Tour,” produced by Live Nation. Kicking off on July 11th in San Francisco, the tour will hit major cities across North America including Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto and more. Known for his incredible live vocal performance and electrifying, high-energy live shows, fans will get to see him play in the largest, most prestigious venues in his career thus far including Radio City Music Hall in NYC, The Greek in LA and the Ryman in Nashville amongst others. See below for full routing. The tour will include support from opener Fana Hues.

Lucky has been at the forefront of the R&B genre, earning 11 GRAMMY nominations so far in his career, securing a GRAMMY win for Best Progressive R&B Album for his EP Table for Two (2021), and earning a GRAMMY nomination for Best R&B Album for his sophomore album Candydrip (2022). Breakout single from the album “Over,” hit the Billboard Hot 100, with Lucky delivering an electrifying performance of the track on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and the BET Soul Train Awards.

GRAMMY-Award winning R&B star Lucky Daye discovered his love of music and natural gift for singing and songwriting early in life in his hometown of New Orleans. Displaced by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Lucky moved to Atlanta for a brief stint and eventually ventured to Los Angeles to pursue his music dreams. After meeting producer D’Mile and working with him on his debut album Painted, Lucky fully realized his voice and potential. His undeniable talent as a vocalist took shape and landed him at his label home, Keep Cool, in partnership with RCA Records.

In 2022, Lucky Daye received five nominations for the 65th annual GRAMMY Awards (including Album of the Year 2x for writing credits on Beyoncé ’s RENAISSANCE and Mary J. Blige’s Good Morning Gorgeous), performed his hit single “Over” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and released his sophomore album Candydrip. The album debuted at #5 on the Billboard Top R&B Albums Chart and #10 on the Billboard Current R&B Albums Chart, and upon release received critical acclaim from NPR, Complex, Rolling Stone, and Billboard, who hailed Daye’s latest effort as “immaculate, forward-thinking R&B.” In addition to Candydrip, Lucky has also released a number of collaborations including “Star” with Megan Thee Stallion, “Too Much” with Mark Ronson, “A Mess” with Ella Mai, “CYBAH” with Syd, and more.

Prior to these accolades, Daye won the GRAMMY Award for Best Progressive R&B album for his 2021 EP Table for Two, received nominations for four GRAMMY’s in 2019, including Best R&B Album and Best R&B Song, and released his explosive hit “Roll Some Mo” in late 2018. Lucky has also been nominated for an American Music Award, iHeart Radio Music Award, NAACP Image Award and more. He has notably performed for NPR Tiny Desk three times, as one of the only acts to ever do so.

“The Algorithm Tour” Routing
Thu Jul 11 2024|San Francisco, CA|The Warfield
Sat Jul 13 2024|Portland, OR |Crystal Ballroom
Sun Jul 14 2024|Seattle, WA|Showbox Sodo
Wed Jul 17 2024|Denver, CO|The Ogden Theatre
Fri Jul 19 2024 |Minneapolis, MN|The Fillmore Minneapolis presented by Affinity Plus
Sat Jul 20 2024|Milwaukee, WI |The Rave
Sun Jul 21 2024|St. Louis, MO|The Pageant
Tue Jul 23 2024 |Nashville, TN|Ryman Auditorium
Wed Jul 24 2024|Indianapolis, IN|Egyptian Room at Old National Centre
Fri Jul 26 2024|Chicago, IL|Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
Sat Jul 27 2024|Detroit, MI|The Fillmore Detroit
Sun Jul 28 2024|Cincinnati, OH| Bogart’s
Tue Jul 30 2024|Cleveland, OH|Agora Theatre
Wed Jul 31 2024|Toronto, Ontario|HISTORY
Fri Aug 02 2024|Pittsburgh, PA|Roxian Theatre
Sat Aug 03 2024|Washington, DC |The Theater at MGM National Harbor
Sun Aug 04 2024|Philadelphia, PA|The Fillmore Philadelphia
Tue Aug 06 2024| Boston, MA|Citizens House of Blues Boston
Wed Aug 07 2024|New York, NY|Radio City Music Hall
Fri Aug 09 2024| Norfolk, VA|The NorVa
Sat Aug 10 2024 |Charlotte, NC|The Fillmore Charlotte
Sun Aug 11 2024|Raleigh, NC|The Ritz
Tue Aug 13 2024|Orlando, FL|House of Blues Orlando
Thu Aug 15 2024|Birmingham, AL|Iron City
Fri Aug 16 2024|Atlanta, GA|Tabernacle
Sat Aug 17 2024|New Orleans, LA |The Fillmore New Orleans
Tue Aug 20 2024|Austin, TX|ACL Live at The Moody Theater
Wed Aug 21 2024|Houston, TX|Bayou Music Center
Thu Aug 22 2024|Dallas, TX|South Side Ballroom
Sat Aug 24 2024|Phoenix, AZ|The Van Buren
Sun Aug 25 2024|San Diego, CA|SOMA
Tue Aug 27 2024|Anaheim, CA|House of Blues Anaheim
Wed Aug 28 2024|Los Angeles, CA|Greek Theatre

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Eric Alper is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year during Canadian Music Week and has overseen the publicity campaigns for over 183 JUNO Award-nominated albums (and 16 in 2025), 45 Grammy-nominated albums, including 47 JUNO Award, 58 Canadian Folk Music Award, 126 Maple Blues Award-winning albums and is also truly honoured to work with some of the biggest and most important artists of our time.

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