“Specializes in richly atmospheric music laced with medieval folk elements and
esoteric ethnic influences.”—New Yorker
“Blurring traditional baroque, Eastern-European, Middle-Eastern, North-African and Native-American music into ethereal soundscapes, Dead Can Dance creates an ethnic fusion that equally appeals to and unites gothic, chant and world-beat enthusiasts.” —The Chicago Tribune
“Blurring traditional baroque, Eastern-European, Middle-Eastern, North-African and Native-American music into ethereal soundscapes, Dead Can Dance creates an ethnic fusion that equally appeals to and unites gothic, chant and world-beat enthusiasts.” —The Chicago Tribune
Critically acclaimed duo Dead Can Dance recently
signed to [PIAS] America to release Anastasis is
in stores on August 14 marking their first new recording since 1996’s Spiritchaser.
In support of the album, Lisa Gerrard and Brendan
Perry will embark on a worldwide tour this summer kicking off on
release date atThe Orpheum in Vancouver. The tour marks the bands
first live shows since their sold out 2005 tour and will bring them to four
continents during an eight month period. Fans can expect live performances
highlighting arrangements from decade’s worth of musical archives plus songs
from their upcoming release. Please see dates below.
Perry and Gerrard began working on the album in the autumn of 2011. Earlier this year Perry said of the sessions at Ireland’s Quivy Studios, “Lisa and myself are genuinely excited to be working together again in the studio.”
Forming in Australia more than 30 years ago, Gerrard and Perry have created ten critically acclaimed albums including the classic Into The Labyrinth in 1993 and the retrospective Memento in 2005. The New York Times describes Dead Can Dance as “mixing elements of western medieval music, world-beat and synth-rocks magisterial sweep.”
Perry and Gerrard began working on the album in the autumn of 2011. Earlier this year Perry said of the sessions at Ireland’s Quivy Studios, “Lisa and myself are genuinely excited to be working together again in the studio.”
Forming in Australia more than 30 years ago, Gerrard and Perry have created ten critically acclaimed albums including the classic Into The Labyrinth in 1993 and the retrospective Memento in 2005. The New York Times describes Dead Can Dance as “mixing elements of western medieval music, world-beat and synth-rocks magisterial sweep.”
DEAD CAN DANCE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES
August 9 /// Orpheum /// Vancouver, CA
August 10 /// Maymoor Amphitheater /// Seattle, WA
August 12 /// Greek Theater /// Berkley, CA
August 14 /// Gibson Amphitheater /// Los Angeles, CA
August 15 /// Humphreys /// San Diego, CA
August 17 /// Red Butte Garden /// Salt Lake City, UT
August 19 /// Temple Hoyle Buell Theater /// Denver, CO
August 21 /// Pritzer Pavilion at Millennium Park /// Chicago, IL
August 23 /// Sony Center for the Performing Arts /// Toronto, CA
August 24 /// Bell Centre /// Montreal, CA
August 26 /// Verizon Hall /// Philadelphia, PA
August 27 /// Filene Center/Wolftap /// Vienna, VA
August 29/30 /// Beacon Theater /// New York, NY
September 1 /// Durham Performing Arts Center /// Durham, NC
September 4 /// Ryman Auditorium /// Nashville, TN
September 5 /// Cobb Performing Arts /// Atlanta, GA
September 7 /// Austin City Limits- Moody Theater /// Austin, TX
August 9 /// Orpheum /// Vancouver, CA
August 10 /// Maymoor Amphitheater /// Seattle, WA
August 12 /// Greek Theater /// Berkley, CA
August 14 /// Gibson Amphitheater /// Los Angeles, CA
August 15 /// Humphreys /// San Diego, CA
August 17 /// Red Butte Garden /// Salt Lake City, UT
August 19 /// Temple Hoyle Buell Theater /// Denver, CO
August 21 /// Pritzer Pavilion at Millennium Park /// Chicago, IL
August 23 /// Sony Center for the Performing Arts /// Toronto, CA
August 24 /// Bell Centre /// Montreal, CA
August 26 /// Verizon Hall /// Philadelphia, PA
August 27 /// Filene Center/Wolftap /// Vienna, VA
August 29/30 /// Beacon Theater /// New York, NY
September 1 /// Durham Performing Arts Center /// Durham, NC
September 4 /// Ryman Auditorium /// Nashville, TN
September 5 /// Cobb Performing Arts /// Atlanta, GA
September 7 /// Austin City Limits- Moody Theater /// Austin, TX
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