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Darker My Love Announce New Album Tour with Band of Horses

Los Angeles band Darker My Love will release their new album, Alive As You Are, on August 17th on Dangerbird Records, It was recorded at Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco with producer Nick Huntington. Download a track from the album now.

They'll be out on tour with Band of Horses.

June 2nd     King Tuts           Glasgow, Scotland *
June 4th      Tripod                Dublin, Ireland
June 5th      Autie Annies     Belfast, UK *
June 6th      Music Live Festival   Middlebrough, UK *
June 7th      Junction             Cambridge, UK
June 8th      Ritz                    Manchester, UK
June 9th      Roundhouse       London, UK
June 10th    Boston Arms      London, UK - supporting Serena Maneesh
June 11th    O2 Academy      Oxford, UK
June 12th    Unit                    Southampton, UK *
June 13th    Nation of Shopkeepers    Leeds, UK *
June 14th    Wulfrun Hall      Wolverhampton, UK
June 15th    Scala                   London, UK - supporting Ariel Pink
June 17th    Lexington           London, UK

* without Band of Horses

Tim Fite Album Streaming, Plays Wall Street, Tour Dates

Tim Fite is currently offering his entire album Under The Table Tennis for free at his web site. He recently played Wall Street,in the meantime, he's out on tour now.

TIM FITE Tour Dates:
May-18, Boston, MA. Great Scott
May-19, Montreal, QC Il Motore
May-20, Toronto, ON The Drake Hotel
May-21, Pittsburgh, PA. Warhol Museum
May-23, Chicago, IL. Schubas
May-24, Cincinnati, OH. Southgate House Parlor
May-25, Nashville, TN. The End
May-26, Carrboro, NC. Local 506
May-27, Washington, DC. DC9
May-28, Philadelphia, PA. Kung Fu Necktie
Jun-04, New York, NY. Mercury Lounge

Shearwater’s Jonathan Meiburg to Perform at The Whitney

Shearwater’s Jonathan Meiburg will perform at The Whitney Museum on Friday, June 25 for Backyard Birds: An evening of prose and music celebrating Charles Burchfield.

VIP Packages: Embracing Fans or Alienating Fans?

The New York Times poses the question: do concert V.I.P. packages give fans an extra connection to an artist, or are the artists just gouging their fan base?