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Monday, August 13, 2012

JEFF The Brotherhood Tour All Over The Place

by Sean Carolan

We've been playing JEFF The Brotherhood for a while, and even their individual members aren't necessarily strangers (they were involved at one time or another with Be Your Own Pet, who still turn up every now and again on our station) so it's nice to see them with a bit of a major label push and a big honkin' tour lined up.  Here's the details of that tour, courtesy a shiny new press release we got in the Altrok 90.5 HD2 inbox. Looks like (outside of the Mumford & Sons-curated shindig, the Gentlemen Of The Road tour stop in Bristol, TN) they're spending August and early September in Europe, and then heading to the US from late September through November. Hard work, but it's a great album they're touring behind, so it'll hopefully be worth it. (Keep an eye on the tour van, though, guys.)

Sat    Aug 11    Gentlemen Of The Road    Bristol, TN (w/Mumford & Sons)
Sat    Aug 18    Pstereo Festival    Trondheim, NOR
Mon    Aug 20    Malmo Festival    Malmo, SWE
Tue    Aug 21    White Trash    Berlin, GER
Wed    Aug 22    Molotov    Hamburg, GER
Thur    Aug 23    Noorderzon Festival    Groningen, HOL
Fri    Aug 24    Reading Festival    Reading, ENG
Sat    Aug 25    Leeds Festival    Leeds, ENG
Sun    Aug 26    T on The Fringe Fest    Edinburgh, SCOT
Tue    Aug 28    The Duchess    York, ENG
Wed    Aug 29    Ruby Lounge    Manchester, ENG
Thur    Aug 30    Thekla     Bristol, ENG
Fri    Aug 31    The Garage    London, ENG

Sat    Sep 1    1234 Festival    London, ENG
Mon    Sep 3    La Mecanique Ondulatoire    Paris, FRA
Sat    Sep 29    Starry Nights Festival    Bowling Green, KY

Wed    Oct 3    Opolis        Norman, OK
Fri    Oct 5    Low Spirits    Alb, NM
Sat    Oct 6    Sail Inn    Tempe, AZ
Sun    Oct 7    The Casbah    San Diego, CA
Tue    Oct 9    The Troubadour    W. Hollywood, CA
Wed    Oct 10    Cellar Door    Visalia, CA
Thur    Oct 11    Bottom of The Hill    San Francisco, CA
Sat    Oct 13    Dante's     Portland, OR
Sun    Oct 14    Crocodile    Seattle, WA
Tue    Oct 16    The Blank Club    San Jose, CA
Wed    Oct 17    Velvet Jones    Santa Barbara, CA
Fri    Oct 19    Alex Bar    Long Beach, CA
Mon    Oct 22    Stubb's Jr.    Austin, TX   
Tue    Oct 23    Club Dada    Dallas, TX
Wed    Oct 24    Juanita's Cantina    Little Rock, AR

Thur    Nov 15    The Pageant    St. Louis, MO (w/ Delta Spirit)
Fri    Nov 16    Bogart's    Cincinnati, OH (w/ Delta Spirit)
Sat    Nov 17    St. Andrew's Hall    Detroit, MI (w/ Delta Spirit)
Mon    Nov 19    H.O.B.     Chicago, IL (w/ Delta Spirit)
Wed    Nov 21    H.O.B.        Cleveland, OH (w/ Delta Spirit)
Fri    Nov 23    Theatre of Living Arts    Philadelphia, PA (w/ Delta Spirit)
Sat    Nov 24    The Fillmore    Washington, DC (w/ Delta Spirit)
Tue    Nov 27    TBC
Wed    Nov 28    H.O.B.        Boston, MA (w/ Delta Spirit)


posted 8/13/2012 03:50:00 PM

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