Plants and Animals are pleased to announce a North American
tour this March and April in support of their new album, The End of
That, out February 28 on Secret City. This is the band’s first tour as a
four piece, having added a bassist to their live show. A full list of dates is
below.
The band will also release a 7” for ‘Lightshow’, the first
single off of The End of That, which will be available in stores on
the same day as the CD/LP. The 7” features a live cover of Wolf Parade’s “I’ll
Believe in Anything” on the B-side. A digital version of the 7” is available
now via iTunes and other online retailers.
The live cover comes from the band’s “Live at Breakglass”
performance during the Pop Montreal Festival in September of last year. The
renowned Montreal studio hosted a combined live recording / intimate concert
event as part of the tenth anniversary of the festival. Plants and Animals
celebrated the milestone by covering local Montreal acts in addition to
performing their own material.
North American Tour Dates
Thu. Mar. 8 – Ottawa, ON @ Ritual
Fri. Mar. 9 – Quebec, QC @ Le Cercle
Sat. Mar. 10 – Montreal, QC @ Le Cabaret du Mile End
Mar. 13-18 – Austin, TX @ SXSW
Tue. Mar. 20 – Victoria, BC @ Lucky Bar
Wed. Mar. 21 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre
Thu. Mar. 22 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
Sat. Mar. 24 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Tue. Mar. 27 – Edmonton, AB @ Starlite Room
Wed. Mar. 28 – Calgary, AB @ Republik
Thu. Mar. 29 – Saskatoon, SK @ Amigo’s
Fri. Mar. 30 – Winnipeg, AB @ West End Cultural Centre
Sat. Mar. 31 - Minneapolis, MN @ 7th St. Entry
Wed. Apr. 4 - Boston, MA @ TT The Bear's
Thu. Apr. 5 - Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie
Fri. Apr. 6 - Washington, DC @ The Red Palace
Sat. Apr. 7 - Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
Sun. Apr. 8 - Atlanta, GA @ 529
Wed. Apr. 11 - Orlando, FL @ The Social
Fri. Apr. 13 - Birmingham, AL @ The Bottletree
Sat. Apr. 14 - Memphis, TN @ Hi-Tone Cafe
Wed. Apr. 18 - New York, NY @ Mercury Lounge
Thu. Apr. 19 - Buffalo, NY @ Mohawk Place
Sat. Apr. 21 – Toronto, ON @ Lee’s Palace
“Proggy without being self-indulgent…folky without being
boring. They’ve got enough pop chops to keep even the most casual music fan’s
ears glued to the stereo.” – KUT Austin
“Punching into the Canadian band’s strolling folk rock are
these warm, tall sips of guitar solos. They sound as if they’re conjured from
the shag-carpet of an old 70′s studio — it’s palpable as shit.” - Consequence
of Sound
"Clocking in at a lean three and a half minutes,
‘Lightshow’ is neither stripped-down or overblown — instead, it’s a perfect
example of rock ‘n’ roll precision...that sort of big-time, anthemic rock song
that says what it has to say in a half-dozen ways, and as hard as it may try,
never goes out of style." - MTV Hive
Plants and Animals Online:
http://www.plantsandanimals.ca/
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