“Her lyrical pop style is personal, poignant, and wise, and
never lacking in lighthearted moments.”—The New Yorker
“Spektor has one of those capital-v Voices that sticks out
no matter what genre,
what song, what compilation you put them in.”—Time
what song, what compilation you put them in.”—Time
“Regina Spektor has become her generation’s Joni
Mitchell—
a singer-songwriter who nail-guns emotional trusts between wisecracks.”—Rolling Stone
a singer-songwriter who nail-guns emotional trusts between wisecracks.”—Rolling Stone
“From the opening moment of What We Saw from the
Cheap Seats, Regina Spektor enchants.”—The Associated Press
“A set of beguiling originals abounding with hooks,
humanity and endearing quirks.”—The Washington Post
“A singular songwriting voice that spans genres and personas
with grace and apparent ease.”—NPR Music
In support of her album What We Saw From The
Cheap Seats (Sire/Warner Bros. Records) Regina Spektor will
debut her new single “How” on “The Tonight Show with
Jay Leno” this evening. She just completed her summer tour with
performances at The Greek Theater in LA and The Outside Lands Festival. She returns
this fall for a run of fall dates across the U.S. and Canada plus tour of
Australia and New Zealand, where she sold out her first night at The
Sydney Opera House in just minutes. See full dates below.
What We Saw From The Cheap Seats debuted at #3
on The Billboard Album Chart. Since the album’s release,
Spektor has appeared on “Good Morning America,” “The Colbert Report,” “Late
Night with Jimmy Fallon,” “Late Night with David Letterman” and performed a NPR
Music live-streamed concert. Spektor recently toured throughout Europe,
including a sold out show at Royal Albert Hall in London and her first concerts
in her native Russia. Additionally, her video for “All the Rowboats” from Cheap
Seats was just nominated for a MTV VMA for Best Art Direction.
Only Son, featuring Jack Dishel (formerly of The Moldy
Peaches) supports on all dates. Only Son previously collaborated with Spektor
on the song “Call Them Brothers,” which can be found here: http://vimeo.com/41803185
REGINA SPEKTOR TOUR
All Dates With Special Guest Only Son
October
2 Lyric
Theater
Baltimore, MD
October
3 The Capitol
Theatre Port
Chester, NY
October
5 Veterans
Memorial
Auditorium
Providence, RI
October
6 Jorgenson
Theater
Storrs, CT
October
8 State
Teatre
Portland, ME
October
9
Metropolis
Montreal, QC
October
11 Sony
Centre for Performing
Arts Toronto,
ON
October
12 House of Blues
Cleveland, OH
October
13 The
Fillmore
Detroit
Detroit, MI
October
15 Hoogenboom
Center Gran
Rapids, MI
October
17 Chicago
Theatre
Chicago, IL
October
18 State
Theatre
Minneapolis, MN
October
20 Riverside
Theater
Milwaukee, WI
October
24
Beacon New
York, NY
November
5 Bass
Concert Hall
Austin, TX
November
7 Music
Hall Kansas
City, MO
November
8 The
Pageant St.
Louis, MO
November
10
Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA
November
11 Ryman
Auditorium
Nashville, TN
November 14
House of
Blues
Orlando, FL
November
15 Ruth
Eckerd Hall
Tampa, FL
November
17
Fillmore
Miami, FL
December
3 Auckland
Town Hall
Auckland, New Zealand
December
6 Brisbane
Convention
Center
Brisbane, Australia
December
10 Sydney
Opera House
Sydney, Australia
December
11 Sydney
Opera House
Sydney, Australia
December
14 The
Plenary
Melbourne, Australia
December
16 AEC
Theatre
Adelaide, Australia
December
19 Belvoir
Amphitheatre
Perth, Australia
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