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    Night Beats Announce 2018 Tour With Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

    By Dom VigilOctober 4, 2017


    Night Beats have been announced as main support for Black Rebel Motorcycle Club‘s 2018 tour. All tour dates are listed below. 

    Named in homage to Sam Cooke’s classic album, Night Beats began as a two-piece in 2009 after both Danny Lee Blackwell and James Traeger moved from Texas to Seattle, Washington and were soon picked up by Chicago’s Trouble in Mind Records (Ty Segall, Fresh and Onlys, Hex Dispensers, etc.) who released their debut album. Cult US West Coast label Burger Records were also on hand, releasing Night Beats first two albums via cassette. Having been fans of both records, and having caught their astonishing set at the Shipping Forecast in Liverpool last year, Heavenly Recordings eventually signed the band in the summer of 2015.

    Their last album Who Sold My Generation was recorded on old two-inch tape in Echo Park, Los Angeles at the home of producer Nic Jodoin and featuring co-production and guess bass playing from Robert Levon Been of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, new album Who Sold My Generation goes beyond merely being a retreading of well-worn garage / R&B path. Instead it offers a contemporary take on the psychedelic experience, a heady set of hoodoo voodoo songs.

    Very much a record in the great Texan musical tradition of acid-drenched outlaw music, Who Sold My Generation picks up where the likes of The Elevators, The Red Krayola, pre-ZZ Top band The Moving Sidewalks, The Butthole Surfers and The Black Angels – whose record label Reverb Appreciation Society released the band’s second album  – left off.

    Who Sold My Generation is available through iTunes here. 

    Jan 15 – San Diego, CA – House Of Blues

    Jan 16 – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren

    Jan 18 – Dallas, TX – The Granada Theater

    Jan 19 – Austin, TX – Stubbs Waller Creek Ampitheater

    Jan 20 – Houston, TX – House of Blues

    Jan 21 – New Orleans, LA – House of Blues

    Jan 23 – Tampa, FL – The Ritz Ybor

    Jan 24 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution Live

    Jan 26 – Orlando, FL – The Beacham

    Jan 27 – Charlotte, NC – The Underground

    Jan 29 – Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club

    Jan 30 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer

    Jan 31 – Boston, MA – Royale

    Feb 2 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel

    Feb 5 – Montreal, QC – Club Soda

    Feb 6 – Toronto, ON – Rebel

    Feb 7 – Detroit, MI – Majestic Theatre

    Feb 9 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall

    Feb 10 – Chicago, IL – Vic Theatre

    Feb 11 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue

    Feb 12 – St. Louis, MO – Delmar Hall

    Feb 13 – Kansas City, MO – The Truman

    Feb 15 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre

    Feb 16 – Salt Lake City, UT – Metro Music Hall

    Feb 18 – Portland, OR – Roseland Theater

    Feb 19 – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom

    Feb 20 – Seattle, WA – The Showbox

    Feb 22 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater

    Feb 23 – Pomona, CA – The Glass House

    Feb 24 – Los Angeles, CA – The Fonda Theatre

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