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Toadies 2023 (Houston) | House of Blues Houston

Toadies, the sensational rock concert, will be held at House of Blues Houston on December 29, 2023. Fans are in for an electrifying night as they gather at 1204 Caroline Street, Houston, TX, 77002, to witness the magic unfold. This highly anticipated event promises to be a breathtaking journey through the band's iconic discography, featuring hit songs such as "Away," "Backslider," "Rattler's Revival," and many more. With their unique blend of grunge and alternative rock, Toadies captivate audiences with their raw energy and captivating lyrics. As the crowd sways to the rhythm, the band will take them on a nostalgic trip through their greatest hits, leaving no stone unturned in their quest to deliver an unforgettable experience. Tickets for Toadies will be available for purchase starting from September 15, 2023, at 15:00, until December 30, 2023, at 03:00. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to witness a band that has left an indelible mark on the music industry. Mark your calendars and get ready for a night of pure musical bliss with Toadies!

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Toadies Announce 25th Anniversary (and Then Some) ‘Rubberneck’ Tour Dates

Toadies will get around to celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakout Rubberneck album to finish out the year, even if the numbers don't quite match up. Dubbed the "Rubberneck 25th Anniversary (and then some)" tour, the title makes note of the pandemic pushback, with the group finally getting to salute their 1994 release.

On these upcoming dates, the band will play the album from start to finish. The 11-song set features their '90s alt-rock radio staple "Possum Kingdom," as well as such standouts as "Mister Love," "Away," "Tyler" and "Backslider."

It's a quick run, kicking off with three early November shows in New Orleans, Houston and Dallas with support from Reverend Horton Heat (playing their Liquor in the Front album in full) and Nashville Pussy . There will also be four late December Texas shows in Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Austin and Ft. Worth with support from Reverend Horton Heat, Nashville Pussy and Drakulas on select dates. See all the listed below.

The late 2021 run is just a precursor to more Rubberneck 25th anniversary shows to come, as the band recently postponed their fall 2021 trek to 2022 with the new dates expected to be revealed shortly.

It should also be noted that one dollar from each ticket at The Factory show in Dallas on Nov. 7 will be donated to the Jeff Saenz Recovery Project. The Toadies Clark Vogeler explains, "Jeff Saenz is a talented musician and producer who lost both hands in a tragic accident but is surviving and needs help putting his and his family’s lives back together. We’re going to donate one dollar per ticket sold from our November 7 show in Dallas to his recovery fund and encourage other artists and venues to do something similar." Learn more about the Jeff Saenz Recovery Project here .

To stay up to date with the Toadies " Rubberneck 25th Anniversary (and then some)" touring and ticketing, check the band's website .

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Nov. 04 - New Orleans, La. @ Tipitina's (with Reverend Horton Heat, Nashville Pussy) Nov. 05 - Houston, Texas @ House of Blues (with Reverend Horton Heat, Nashville Pussy) Nov. 07 - Dallas, Texas @ The Factory (with Reverend Horton Heat, Nashville Pussy, Drakulas) Dec. 27 - Corpus Christi, Texas @ Brewster Street - (with Drakulas) Dec. 28 - San Antonio, Texas @ Aztec Theater (with Reverend Horton Heat, Nashville Pussy) Dec. 29 - Austin, Texas @ Emo's (with Drakulas) Dec. 30 - Ft. Worth, Texas @ Billy Bob's

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Toadies are a guitar driven indie rock act who got their start in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. The group’s line up has been in flux since their formation and is now often recognized as the musical outlet of Vaden Todd Lewis.

The band formed in 1989 and from the get go made no attempt in hiding their influences who spanned from lo-fi punk variants like Mudhoney, Butthole Surffers, Meat Puppets, and Husker Du to classic rock legends such as the cultic/celtic heavy metal forgers Led Zeppelin, country tinged Creedence Clearwater Revival, and doom ridden rockers Black Sabbath. Toadies leapt into the cultural stream inhabited by the fanatic cassette trading generation and self-released some of their first recordings exclusively on this format. These early releases include “Dig a Hole / I Hope You Die” the 7” single “Mister Love” and the cassette EP “Velvet” (a release which included the Pylon cover “Stop It”). Comparisons to the Pixies were further cemented when bassist Kim Deal claimed that “it sounds like us” in regards to the single “Dig a Hole”.

Their EP “Pleather” was issued on Grass Records in 1993 and paved the way for their recording contract with Interscope Records. “Rubberneck” the group’s studio debut album came out on 23 August 1993 and contained their best known song to date “Possum King” (a reference to a lake near the group’s hometown Fortworth). Over half of the album consisted of singles and this strong song selection seemed to be the very force responsible for hurtling the LP into the No.1 spot on the Heatseekers chart and No. 56 on the Billboard 200. The group toured heavily in promotion for this album, headlining shows and opening for acts like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bush, Butthole Surfers, and White Zombie.

In 1997 the group returned to the studio to record their follow up album, which was originally entitled “Feeler”; however, Interscope did not approve of the final product and eventually shelved the project. Two years later the band compiled some of the abandoned tracks and composed newer ones for their 2nd official studio album “Hell Below/Stars Above”. The album featured the title track which sported a guest appearances from the talented singer-songwriter Elliott Smith and the Top 50 single “Push the Hand”. Comparative to the group’s studio debut, this album suffered from poor sales and just five months after it’s release the band called it quits, citing Lisa Umbarger’s departure as the reason.

Toadies reformed in 2006 and on 19 August 2008 released their 3rd studio album “No Deliverance” through Kirtland Records. The album was a successful return for the group as it managed to climb to No. 4 on the Top Independent Albums chart and No. 59 on the Billboard 200. It contained the two popular singles “Song I Hate” and “No Deliverance” as well as a cover of the Cure’s “A Forest”.

The band’s intentional 2nd album “Feeler” finally saw release 13 years after it’s recording. Since the band’s reformation rough demos had been circulating the internet quite frequently and the realization of the public’s interest in these “lost” recordings instigated the group to release the album in a newly mastered format. Because Interscope refused to relinquish the rights of these recording’s the group re-recorded all of these tracks for the 2010 release.

Two years later the band issued it’s 5th studio album “Play.Rock.Music”, which consisted entirely of new material. It was the 1st album to feature Doni Blair on bass and was proceeded by a 20th anniversary reissue of the band’s 1st album “Rubberneck”.

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I write this while rockin’ out to Hell Below/Stars Above, at first impression, just the Toadies’ sophomore album but, after becoming better acquainted with their history, you’ll find is a heart-breaking tale of corruption, greed, and a betrayal most foul.

Maybe that’s a little dramatic, but if the Toadies are anything, they’re certainly that... oh, and creepy. Almost socially acceptably creepy. Consider “Jigsaw Girl” (honestly playing at this moment), track nine from the album, which chronicles the adventure of a gentleman who has turned his lady into a human puzzle. And though you may feel something like guilt, their backwoodsy brand of rock makes it worth laughing about.

Hell Below was actually not written as their second album. The tracks meant to be, after a long struggle with Interscope Records, were finally released as Feeler in August of 2010, 15 years after they’d intended. Rubberneck, their debut album, contains their most well-known tracks and celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2014 with a special re-release on 120 gram vinyl containing five previously unreleased tracks, a supporting tour for which they performed the entire album from start to finish, and their own beer, Rubberneck Red. Every summer they host a carefully curated 2-day festival called Dia De Los Toadies. The location seems to change every few years, but you can always count on hearing the best music Texas has to offer while reclining in a tube on the river, enjoying a cold beer.

The members of Toadies are all passionate about music and are associated with other creative endeavors. Vaden Todd Lewis (vocals/guitar) also played with Dallas-based Burden Brothers. Drummer Mark “Rez” Reznicek has released a four-part comic series, Buzzkill, about a superhero who has to overcome addiction. Doni Blair, bassist, was in Hagfish and Mag Seven prior to joining Toadies and is an instructor for School of Rock in Lubbock. Clark Vogeler, guitarist, won an Emmy for his editing contributions on Project Runway and the documentary, Bombay Beach, which he also worked on, was named the Best Documentary at the 10th annual Tribeca Film Festival.

Every Toadies performance is better than the last and they continue to surprise audiences with unexpected covers and maybe even some gymnastics. I’ve heard them turn “Heart of Glass” by Blondie into a morose ballad; amplify the energy in “Psycho Killer” by Talking Heads; and give The Cure’s “A Forest” a savage edge. It has become a tradition to invite all the drummers back onstage for a dramatic performance of “I Burn,” which always has every lighter in the venue raised in solidarity and whatever primal urges the penetrating bass rhythm reawakens.

While they try new styles and subject matter, even occasionally waxing philosophical (give “We Burned the City Down” a spin), they remain true to their growling, swamp-thing sound and make me proud to “come from the water”.

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The Toadies aren't just some leftover relic of a bygone era. Yes, Possum Kingdom is awesome, but there is so much more beyond the Rubberneck album to love. Every time I see the Toadies live, I come out of the show with the unshakeable feeling that they are greatly unappreciated. In my opinion, The Toadies should be on the level with the other bands to emerge in the same time period like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana, etc.

As a live act you couldn't ask for more. Basically if you took a Toadies album, then mixed it with a Texas thunderstorm, then then threw in a soul shaking groove that makes you question why any other band ever ends up on your playlist, you've got a Toadies show. It doesn't matter how many shows they do, it doesn't matter where, it feels like this one is special, this one is just for you.

10/10 would go again, and again, and again.

Huge Toadies fan here. The New Year's Eve eve show at Billy Bob's is always greatness. However, last nights set list seemed poorly thought out. Maybe I'm biased towards what Vaden last night called the "fast shit". But why work the crowd into a frenzy with Possum Kingdom mid set and then suck the oxygen out of the room with some new acoustic song? Frankly, the show never really recovered. In my opinion, man of stone and heart of glass are opportunities to get another beer. Belly of a whale and the cover of psycho killer were nice additions. I was disappointed they did not play Mr. Love, heel, and jigsaw girl. Three of my favorites Not enough to stop me from going to every show I can in 2016.

A+ show from the Toadies. My first time seeing them and there was a perfect mix of the classic gotta hear songs, and some of the newer stuff. Unfortunately the Houston crown SUCKED. I always try to work the crowd and get people having fun but this show, I have 5 different people literally try to fight me because I told them to "not act like your watching youtube and dance". What a miserable place to go to a concert. Everyone keeps saying Houston is the newest hottest music scene... BS. Ive been to shows all around the world and never had a crowd as pathetic as Houston. Sorry Toadies. Skip HTX next time.

Hands down the best performance of all the bands and they rocked out I Burn! Fantastic rock show though short and sweet. Their new song sounds like a great progression of their style while infusing more of that country blues feel. 11/10 will see again.

That was an amazing show! We were up front. They did a good mix of their hits and their new songs. The bassist handed me a set list himself which was cool - usually the roadies do all that so that was awesome.

I love the Toadies! ❤

Fun show, played all the hits from Rubberneck and other albums too. Sound wasn't fantastic in general admission areas to hear their banter with the crowd well. But would recommend other fans to go see them live!

Phenomenal show!! Both the Toadies and Local H had fantastic energy and killed it. Culure Room is fairly small so you get a relatively intimate experience. Hope I get to see them again!

The Toadies never played. The show was cancelled due to lightning. Did we get any $$ back? Nope. According to the show rules, rain or shine it's happening...no such luck.

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03/09 – Dallas – Kessler Theater – Vaden Todd Lewis solo unplugged 03/23 – San Antonio – Maverick Plaza in La Villita 04/26 – Spring – Crawfish Festival 05/17 – Abilene – Lucky Mule 05/18 – Richardson – Wildflower Festival 07/06 – New Braunfels, TX – Whitewater Amphitheater 09/11 – Amarillo – Midnight Rodeo 09/12 – Lubbock – Jake’s Backroom 09/13 – Fort Worth – Dia De Los Toadies Festival 09/14 – Fort Worth – Dia De Los Toadies Festival 12/30 – Fort Worth – Billy Bob’s

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06/15 – Shreveport – The Warehouse 06/16 – Dallas – Palladium

07/19 – Corpus Christi – Brewster Street Icehouse * (SOLD OUT) 07/20 – Houston – HOB * 07/21 – Pensacola – Cptn Fun Beach Club * 07/22 – New Orleans – Tipitinas * 07/24 – Jacksonville – Jack Rabbits * 07/25 – Ft. Lauderdale – Revolution * 07/26 – St Petersburg – State Theatre * 07/27 – Orlando – HOB * 07/28 – Atlanta – Masquerade * 07/29 – Charlotte – Fillmore * 07/31 – Silver Spring – Fillmore * 08/01 – Philadelphia – Trocadero * 08/02 – New York – Webster Hall * 08/03 – Boston – Paradise * (SOLD OUT) 08/04 – Rochester – Waterstreet Music Hall * 08/05 – Lansing – Michigan Rock and Brew Fest * 08/07 – Cleveland – HOB * 08/08 – Detroit – The Crofoot * 08/09 – Chicago – HOB * 08/10 – Indianapolis – Vogue Theater * 08/11 – St. Louis – Pop’s * 08/12 – Kansas City – Beaumont * 08/14 – Denver – Bluebird * 08/31 – Dia De Los Toadies 09/01 – Dia De Los Toadies 10/06 – Houston – Buzzfest 10/13 – Ft. Worth – Billy Bob’s 10/18 – Tucson – Rialto Theatre * 10/19 – Tempe – Marquee Theatre * 10/20 – Las Vegas – Soundwaves at Hard Rock Hotel * 10/21 – Solana Beach – Belly Up Tavern * 10/23 – West Hollywood – HOB * 10/24 – Anaheim – HOB * 10/26 – San Francisco – The Independent * 10/27 – Orangevale – The Boardwalk * 10/28 – Reno – Cargo * 10/30 – Portland – Crystal Ballroom * 10/31 – Seattle – Showbox at the Market * 11/01 – Spokane – The A Club * 11/02 – Garden City – Revolution Event Center * 11/03 – Salt Lake City – The Depot * 11/04 – Grand Junction – Mesa Theatre & Club * 11/07 – Omaha – The Waiting Room * 11/08 – Fayetteville – George’s Majestic Lounge * 11/09 – Tulsa – Cain’s Ballroom * 11/10 – Lubbock – The Office * 12/28 – Austin – Moody Theater * with Helmet

03/12 – Dallas – Dallas Observer St. Patty’s Day Concert 04/14 – San Antonio – Budweiser Siesta Fest @ Hemisphere Park 04/15 – Houston – Warehouse Live 04/16 – Austin – Waterloo Records in-store ( Record Store Day ) 04/16 – Austin – Antone’s 08/24 – New Orleans – Tipitina’s 08/25 – Shreveport – Riverside Warehouse 08/26 – Dia De Los Toadies 4 08/27 – Dia De Los Toadies 4 09/24 – Houston – BestFest 10/15 – Dallas – Observer Music Awards

07/15 – Tyler, TX – The Venue at the Down Under 07/16 – Wichita Falls, TX – Bully’s 07/17 – Houston, TX – House of Blues 07/21 – El Paso, TX – Club 101 07/22 – Tucson, AZ – Club Congress 07/23 – Santa Ana, CA – Galaxy Theater 07/24 – West Hollywood, CA – The Troubadour 07/25 – San Francisco, CA – Bottom Of The Hill 07/27 – Portland, OR – Berbati’s Pan 07/28 – Seattle, WA – The Showbox 07/31 – Englewood, CO – Gothic Theatre 08/01 – Amarillo, TX – Midnight Rodeo 08/06 – Abilene, TX – Lucky Mule 08/07 – Dallas, TX – Palladium Ballroom 08/26 – Lubbock – Jake’s 08/27 – New Braunfels, TX – Whitewater Biergarten 08/28 – New Braunfels, TX – Dia De Los Toadies III 09/09 – Nashville – Exit In 09/10 – Atlanta – The Masquerade 09/12 – Baltimore – Rams Head Live 09/14 – Boston – Paradise Lounge 09/15 – New York, NY – The Gramercy Theater 09/16 – Asbury Park – The Stone Pony 09/17 – Pittsburg – Altar Bar 09/18 – Covington, KY – Mad Hatter 09/19 – Detroit – Magic Stick 09/21 – Chicago – Double Door 09/22 – Madison – The Annex 09/23 – Minneapolis – Cabooze 09/24 – Lawrence – The Bottleneck 09/25 – St Louis – The Pageant 10/01 – South Padre Island – South Padre Music Fest 10/02 – Corpus Christi, TX – Ziegfest 10/14 – Denton – Rocking Rodeo 10/15 – Paris, TX – Crosswire 10/16 – Helotes, TX – Josabi’s 10/21 – McAllen – Las Palmas Race park 10/22 – Waco – Wild West 10/23 – Austin – Stubb’s 10/26 – Dallas – Dallas Stars vs. Anaheim 11/26 – Thackerville, OK – Winstar Casino

01/09 – Honolulu, HI – Pipeline 01/10 – Maui, HI – Hard Rock 04/01 – Amarillo, TX – Midnight Rodeo 04/02 – Lubbock, TX – Lonestar Events Center 04/03 – San Antonio, TX – Scout Bar 04/04 – Beaumont, TX – Scout Bar 04/08 – College Station, TX – Hurricane Harry’s 04/09 – Waco, TX – Whiskey River 04/10 – Abilene, TX – Midnight Rodeo 3 04/12 – Albuquerque, NM – CANCELED 04/14 – Los Angeles, CA – CANCELED 04/15 – San Francisco, CA – CANCELED 04/17 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre 04/18 – Seattle, WA – Silver Platters In-Store, 3:30pm 04/18 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon 04/21 – Salt Lake City, UT – CANCELED 04/22 – Englewood, CO – Gothic Theatre 04/23 – Kansas City, MO – Beaumont 04/24 – Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom 04/25 – St Louis, MO – The Pageant 04/26 – Fayetteville, AR – George’s Majestic Lounge 05/08 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s 05/09 – Corpus Christi, TX – Concrete Street Pavilion 05/10 – Houston, TX – BUZZfest @ Woodlands Pavilion 05/13 – Ruston, LA – Raab’s Steak House 05/14 – Shreveport, LA – The Warehouse 05/15 – Tyler, TX – Click’s 05/16 – Dallas, TX – WildflowerFest 05/18 – Des Moines, IA – People’s Court 05/19 – St Paul, MN – Station 4 05/20 – Chicago, IL – The Metro 05/21 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick 05/22 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogarts 05/24 – Asbury Park, NJ – Stone Pony 05/27 – NYC, NY – Irving Plaza 05/29 – Washington DC – Black Cat 05/30 – Boston, MA – The Roxy 05/31 – New Haven, CT – Toad’s 06/02 – Allentown, PA – Crocodile Rock 06/04 – Nashville, TN – Exit In 06/18 – Manchester, UK – The Ruby Lounge 06/19 – London, ENG – The Barfly (Camden) 06/20 – Leeds, ENG – The Cockpit 06/21 – Cannock, ENG – The Uxbridge 06/22 – York, ENG – Fibbers 06/24 – Liverpool, ENG – The Barfly 07/10 – OKC, OK– Diamond Ballroom 07/11 – Albuquerque, NM– Launch Pad 07/12 – El Paso, TX – Whiskey Dick’s 07/14 – Phoenix, AZ – Zia Records (6pm, 2510 W. Thunderbird Rd) 07/15 – Scottsdale, AZ – Martini Ranch 07/16 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues 07/17 – Los Angeles, CA – El Rey 07/18 – Las Vegas, NV – Wasted Space (Hard Rock Hotel) 07/19 – San Francisco, CA – Slims 08/01 – Altamont, NY – Edgefest 08/27 – Tyler, TX – Click’s 08/28 – Wichita Falls, TX – Neon Spur 08/29 – Glen Rose, TX – Dia De Los Toadies 09/03 – Nashville, TN – Live on The Green in Public Square 09/26 – Oklahoma City, OK – Zoo Amphitheater 09/29 – New Orleans, LA – Republic 09/30 – Baton Rouge, LA – Varsity Theatre 10/01 – Little Rock, AR – Revolution Room 10/02 – Shreveport, LA – The Warehouse 10/04 – Austin, TX – ACL festival 10/10 – Laredo, TX – Autmus Music Festival 10/30 – Lake Charles, LA – L’Auberge du lac Casino 10/31 – Tulsa, OK – Prick or Ink Tattoo Festival 12/04 – Helotes, TX – Show has been moved to Dec. 6 12/06 – Helotes, TX – Josabi’s 12/30 – Dallas, TX – Trees 12/31 – Dallas, TX – Trees

06/25 – Washington, DC – Black Cat 06/26 – NYC, NY – Bowery Ballroom (SOLD OUT) 06/27 – Boston, MA – Middle East (SOLD OUT) 06/28 – Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero 07/05 – Biloxi, MS – WCPRfest 07/29 – Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom 07/30 – St. Louis, MO – Pageant Theater (SOLD OUT) 07/31 – Madison, WI – The Annex 08/02 – Lollapalooza, Myspace Stage (SOLD OUT) 08/21 – Tyler, TX – Click’s (SOLD OUT) 08/22 – Dallas, TX – Palladium (SOLD OUT) 08/23 – College Station, TX – Northgate Music Fest 08/26 – Shreveport, LA – The Warehouse 08/27 – Baton Rouge, LA – The Varsity Theater 08/29 – Houston, TX – Verizon Wireless Theater 08/30 – Corpus Christi, TX – Rescheduled to 10/04 08/31 – Dia De Los Toadies – Possum Kingdom Lake (SOLD OUT) 09/03 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater (SOLD OUT) 09/04 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater (SOLD OUT) 09/05 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater (SOLD OUT) 09/06 – Odessa, TX – Dos Amigos 09/08 – Phoenix, AZ – Martini Ranch 09/09 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up Tavern 09/11 – Los Angeles, CA – Roxy (SOLD OUT) 09/13 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues 09/14 – Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues 09/16 – San Francisco, CA – Slim’s 09/17 – Sacramento, CA – Boardwalk 09/19 – Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo (SOLD OUT) 09/20 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre (SOLD OUT) 09/21 – Boise, ID – Big Easy 09/23 – Aspen, CO – Belly Up 09/24 – Englewood, CO – Gothic Theater 09/25 – Lubbock, TX – Lonestar Events Center(SOLD OUT) 09/26 – Amarillo, TX – Midnight Rodeo(SOLD OUT) 10/04 – Corpus Christi, TX – The Pavilion 10/07 – Little Rock, AR – Revolution Room 10/08 – Fayetteville, AR – George’s Majestic Lounge(SOLD OUT) 10/09 – Memphis, TN – New Daisy Theater 10/10 – Nashville, TN – Exit Inn(SOLD OUT) 10/11 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s(SOLD OUT) 10/12 – Louisville, KY – Headliner’s 10/14 – Pittsburgh, PA – Diesel 10/15 – Cleveland, OH – Grog Shop 10/16 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall 10/17 – Detroit, MI -The Majestic Theater 10/18 – Milwaukee, WI – The Rave 10/19 – Chicago, IL – Metro 10/21 – St.Paul, MN – Station 4 10/22 – Omaha, NE – Sokol Underground 10/23 – Kansas City, MO – The Beaumont Club 10/24 – Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom 10/25 – Frisco, TX – Edgefest 11/05 – Philadelphia, PA – The Trocadero 11/06 – New York, NY – Webster Hall 11/07 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom 11/08 – Boston, MA – Paradise (SOLD OUT) 11/09 – Providence, RI – Lupos 11/11 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club 11/13 – Richmond, VA – The Canal Club 11/14 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle 11/15 – Norfolk, VA – The Norva 11/16 – Columbia, SC – Headliner’s 11/18 – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade 11/19 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbit’s 11/20 – St Petersburg, FL – State Theater 11/21 – Orlando, FL – House of Blues 11/22 – Ft Lauderdale, FL – Culture Room 11/24 – Tallahassee, FL – The Beta Bar 11/25 – New Orleans, LA – House of Blues 12/27 – Houston, TX – Warehouse Live(SOLD OUT) 12/28 – Beaumont, TX – Scout Bar 12/29 – San Antonio, TX – Scout Bar (SOLD OUT) 12/30 – San Antonio, TX – Scout Bar 12/31 – Fort Worth, TX – Ridglea Theater (SOLD OUT)

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