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The 2010 Where’s the Band? Tour is set to trek around the West Coast in January.  The tour is comprised of frontmen from established bands playing solo acoustic sets.  This year’s tour features Dustin Kensrue (Thrice), Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids), Chris Conley (Saves the Day), and Anthony Raneri (Bayside).  The guys will be playing four shows at small venues in San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Anaheim. 

This is the second incarnation of the Where’s the Band? Tour.  The tour originated in January 2009 with ten dates in the Midwest.  All of the dates sold out.  During the shows the singers would sit in for each other’s sets and create something that fans had never heard or witnessed before and might never again. 

Tickets for the tour are now available for presale through Ducat King and will be available to the general public starting Nov. 12.

January 7, 2010 - West Hollywood, CA - The Troubadour

January 8, 2010 - San Diego, CA - House Of Blues

January 9, 2010 - Anaheim, CA - House Of Blues

January 10, 2010 - San Francisco, CA - Bottom Of The Hill

For more news and info regarding the tour you can visit www.myspace.com/wheresthebandtour

Or you can visit the individual artist’s pages:

www.myspace.com/dustinkensrue

www.myspace.com/mattpryorsongs

www.savestheday.com (Chris Conley)

www.myspace.com/anthonyraneri

This October Brand New will embark on a fall headlining tour of North America in support of their highly anticipated new full length album, Daisy, out September 22^nd on DGC/Interscope/Procrastinate Music Traitors. The coast to coast trek kicks off on October 1^st in Cleveland, OH and the band has tapped a few of their friends as main support along the way. For the first leg they’ll be joined by Manchester Orchestra, for the second leg Thrice will be joining them and on the third and last leg they will be joined by Glassjaw. As previously announced, Glassjaw will also be joining them in Uniondale, LI at the Nassau Coliseum homecoming event on November 28^th. This special show sold 6,000+ tickets in the first 24 hours!

The fall North American tour will follow main stage performances at both Reading and Leeds – where Brand New are fifth on the bill behind Radiohead, Bloc Party, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Vampire Weekend. These festival dates in August will mark their second trip to the UK this year. The band headed over in June and sold out ever single date including Manchester Academy (2370 capacity), Birmingham @ 02 Academy (3000 capacity) and The Forum in London (2300 capacity). They followed the UK dates up with a small US tour in July of underplays that sold out each venue in record time including shows at Slim’s in SF, Epicentre in San Diego, the Troubadour in LA and the Music Hall of Williamsburg which Bowery Presents’ Josh Moore said, “There’s no way to know how quickly it actually sold out because it was literally gone instantly and the good thing is we know all the tickets went to actual fans and not re-sellers.”

Oct. 1^st Time Warner Cable Amphitheater Cleveland, OH*

2^nd The Fillmore Detroit, MI*

3^rd Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL*

4^th Myth Nightclub St. Paul, MN*

6^th The Pageant St. Louis, MO*

7^th Uptown Theatre Kansas City, MO*

8^th Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO*

9^th Salt Palace Conv. Center Salt Lake City, UT*

13^th Roseland Theatre Portland, OR*

15^th Rabobank Arena & Conv. Center Bakersfield, CA*

16^th Event Center at San Jose State Univ. San Jose, CA*

17^th Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles, CA*

20^th House of Blues San Diego, CA*

21^st House of Blues San Diego, CA*

22^nd Mesa Amphitheatre Mesa, AZ*

23^rd House of Blues Las Vegas, NV*

25^th Lonestar Amphitheater Lubbock, TX†

27^th Stubb’s BBQ Austin, TX†

29^th Cain’s Ballroom Tulsa, OK†

30^th The Palladium Ballroom Dallas, TX†

31^st Verizon Wireless Theater Houston, TX†

Nov. 4^th House of Blues Lake Buena Vista, FL†

5^th The Ritz Tampa, FL†

7^th House of Blues North Myrtle Beach, SC†

9^th The Fillmore Charlotte Charlotte, NC†

10^th The National Richmond, VA†

11^th Sonar Baltimore, MD†

13^th The NorVa Norfolk, VA†

14^th Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA†

15^th Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA^

17^th House of Blues Boston, MA^

18^th House of Blues Boston, MA^

20^th Olympia De Montreal Montreal, QC^

21^st Kool Haus Toronto, ONT^

22^nd Kool Haus Toronto, ONT^

24^th Main Street Armory Rochester, NY^

25^th Chevrolet Theatre Wallingford, CT^

28^th Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Uniondale, NY^

 

*Dates played with Manchester Orchestra

†Dates played with Thrice

^Dates played with Glassjaw