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upcoming tours

Lock Up Your Mid-Sized Concert Venues: Alanis Morissette Is Coming To Town

There's something missing from your fall calendar. In all the excitement to schedule raking leaves and buying pumpkins you forgot to pencil in Alanis Morissette's upcoming tour! That's right, Alanis is back with a new album—called Flavors of Entanglement, which sounds vaguely lurid in that obnoxiously oblique Alanis Morissette kind of way—and she'll be making the rounds starting in September. More »

Coldplay has announced North American tour dates for this summer and fall, as well as a pair of free shows—one at London's Brixton Academy on June 16 and another at New York's Madison Square Garden on June 23. The free-show impulse seems a little weird at first—at least until you remember that in those parts of the world, only the "little people" don't wrangle themselves onto guest lists. Way to be egalitarian for those people living nearby and/or willing to travel, guys! Full list of shows after the jump.

upcoming tours

Madonna To French Kiss Her Backup Dancers All Over The World

Madonna has announced the first string of dates for her world tour, which kicks off in late August in Wales and makes its way to a bunch of baseball stadiums (Dodger Stadium!) and enormodomes arenas in the U.S. beginning in October. The tour—which is (sigh) called the Sticky and Sweet Tour—is Madonna's first under her 10-year, multimillion-dollar deal with Live Nation. Did you know that her last three tours have grossed a combined $400 million? Ticket prices are going to be between $55 and $300, which should help on that particular "keeping up with past glories" front. Dates after the jump. More »

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My Bloody Valentine To Tote Their Distortion Pedals Around North America This Fall

My Bloody Valentine announced seven North American shows today, an early-autumn jaunt that will have the band hit New York, Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. And in an effort to keep their publicist busy, today also brought the announcement that the All Tomorrow's Parties festival that they're curating in upstate New York—which takes place Sept. 19-21—has added Dinosaur Jr, Mercury Rev, Growing, Lilys, Yo La Tengo, and Harmonia to its lineup and released a new batch of tickets. Full list of MBV tour dates (via Pitchfork) after the jump. More »

Tom Waits For No Man In The Northeast, Alas Tom Waits has announced the dates for his upcoming summer tour, which will head across the country from June 17 to July 5. Rolling Stone claims that Waits' tour route is supposed to mirror the constellation Hydra,but an explanation that probably won't completely placate those Waits fans in New York, Chicago, and LA who are getting shut out of dates on this go-round. Click on Waits' picture for the full list of dates.

Nick Cave tour dates! He doesn't hit North America until September because his other project Grinderman is going to baffle audiences at various festivals around Europe this summer (what, no Lollapalooza appearance?), but it's never ever too early to get excited about seeing him live. [Pitchfork]

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Stevie Nicks To Drape The Nation's Amphitheaters In Scarves This Summer

Hear that? It's the sound of a million chiffon scarves rustling in the wind. Which means it must be time for a Stevie Nicks tour! The world's most beloved former coke addict has announced a slew of concert dates this summer in support of last year's Crystal Visions: The Very Best of Stevie Nicks. I'd go, but I'm sure she probably wouldn't sing "Rhiannon," and if I'm going to shell out money for a Stevie Nicks performance, I have to hear her say "This is a song about an old Welsh witch." Tour dates after the jump. More »

The posters for Erykah Badu's upcoming tour have somehow managed to be almost as arresting as the album said tour will be supporting—not a small feat, given that New Amerykah Vol. 1 is crazy good. Check out the posters for her shows in Israel and Nigeria, and click the Moscow poster at left for the full itinerary for her May-June jaunt, which features a lot of dates with the Roots. [SoulBounce]

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Foreigner Keeps Its Name In The News, Inks Sponsorship Deal With AARP


AARP is celebrating its 50th anniversary by sponsoring Foreigner's Feels Like The First Time Tour, which will allow AARP members to get "priority seating" and meet the band during "exclusive VIP receptions." Unfortunately, the press release about the tour doesn't have any reactions from noted Foreigner fan Gene Simmons, but I'm sure that if he does get dragged to one of these shows he'll figure out a way to "go get a soda" during the inevitable encore of "I Want To Know What Love Is." [PR Newswire]

Cobra Starship, The Academy Is..., Say Anything, Angels and Airwaves, and Against Me! are among the bands that will be playing the entire run of this summer's Warped Tour, with Paramore, Pennywise, and the All-American Rejects dropping in on the bill during certain dates. I will also say right now that I'll give a dollar to the first person to go to one of the shows, find the guy who decided to name his band The Devil Wears Prada, and give said guy a noogie. (Click William Beckett's pretty head for the full lineup.) [AbsolutePunk.net / Photo: AP]