While any future Led Zeppelin tour dates are still lurking in the darkest depths of Mordor, former front man Robert Plant has announced a slew of dates with his current musical partner Alison Krauss. The duo will take their oddly beautiful harmonies on a worldwide tour beginning this April in support of their album Raising Sand – with a notable stop in Manchester, TN for a high profile appearance at Bonnaroo. Here’s a taste of what they’ll sound like live:
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Tickets won’t come cheap for that tour, but here’s a few recently announced ones that won’t have you taking out a small loan:
- Hey hipsters: Spoon, The Walkmen and White Rabbit join forces for nine dates (begins: 04/02)
- Kate Nash brings her sassy, smart Brit-pop stateside (begins: 04/15)
- Psychedelic-blues revivalists Howlin’ Rain head out in support of their sophomore record (begins: 03/04)
- Marc Knopfler starts to line up North American dates (begins: 06/24)
- Untz, untz, untz, untz – Sasha & Digweed embark on their first extensive U.S. outing together in over six years – untz, untz, untz (begins: 03/26)
- Backpack hip-hopper El-P teams up with British rapper Dizzee Rascal for a month long tour (begins: 05/08)
- Chan Marshall aka Cat Power brings her Southern-gothic soul to more cities in April (begins: 04/10)
Finally after Billy Joel’s “Last Play At Shea” show sold out in 48 minutes – the fastest concert sellout in Shea Stadium history – a second night has been added for Friday, July 18th. Hmm, why do I have a feeling they’ll be show on the 17th too?
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Your feeling is wrong. There will be no other shows at Shea Stadium. Ever.
sasha and digweed are magical.
don’t knock ’em cuz they untz.
legends. go see them this tour!
This isn’t really related to anything in the post, but I just noticed that the moe NYE show is available for free on http://www.livedownloads.com.
Wasn’t knocking them, just trying to get a cheap joke in.