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Sunny Day Real Estate Sketch Out Their Reunion Tour

2703A bunch of dates for the Sunny Day Real Estate reunion tour have been added to the three that came out yesterday; in addition, Sub Pop is releasing the band’s first two albums, Diary and the full-length colloquially known as LP2. (The Diary lineup will be out on the tour, for those of you who were wondering!) Full roster of dates after the jump.


Sept. 17: Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver
Sept. 18: McMenamins Crystal Ballroom, Portland, Ore.
Sept. 20: Murray Theater, Salt Lake City
Sept. 21: Ogden Theater, Denver
Sept. 23: First Avenue, Minneapolis
Sept. 24: Metro, Chicago
Sept. 25: St. Andrews Hall, Detroit
Sept. 27: Terminal 5, New York
Sept. 28: House Of Blues, Boston
Sept. 30: 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C.
Oct. 1: Trocadero, Philadelphia
Oct. 3: CW Center Stage Theatre, Atlanta
Oct. 6: Warehouse Live, Houston
Oct. 7: La Zona Rosa, Austin, Tex.
Oct. 9: Marquee Theatre, Tempe, Ariz.
Oct. 10: House Of Blues, Anaheim, Calif.
Oct. 11: The Music Box at the Fonda, Hollywood, Calif.
Oct. 13: The Fillmore, San Francisco
Oct. 15: Knitting Factory, Spokane, Wash.
Oct. 16: Paramount Theatre, Seattle


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  1. Maura  |   Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009

    swear to god, i was scouting out ticketmaster and live nation listings at the exact moment the release thunked into my inbox.

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  2. iantenna  |   Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009

    two things that immediately popped in my mind:
    1. this is the 90s indie band reunion i couldn’t care less about (where’s my guv’ner reunion at?)
    2. there’s a knitting factory in spokane?

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  3. MayhemintheHood  |   Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009

    @iantenna: I kind of feel you, but what’s weird is I’ve been a fan of theirs for a long time, yet this doesn’t set off any “oh hell yes!” alarms in my head. Maybe I wasn’t as big of a fan as I thought?

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