Prior to his success as a solo artist, José González fronted the indie-rock band Junip during the late ’90s in his native country of Sweden, with the group releasing one EP before breaking up. Back in 2010, the singer-songwriter reunited with his former bandmates, releasing their critically-lauded full-length debut Fields that featured their highly enjoyable brand of psychedelic folk-rock act as filtered through Gonzalez’s hazy, Nick Drake-inspired vocals. On April 23, the band will release their self-titled sophomore effort
via Mute Records, and have lined up a 13-date North American tour in support that kicks off on May 30th at the famed Troubadour in Los Angeles.
If you’re not into a night with the Swedish folk-rock act, then maybe you’ll be interested in hitting one of these recently announced tours…
- J. Roddy Walston & The Business: Spring Tour (4/24 – 5/7)
- Os Mutantes: U.S. Spring Tour (4/27 – 6/3)
- O.A.R.: The Sounds Of Summer Tour (6/7 – 8/3)
- Polica: April U.S. Tour (4/5 – 4/29)
- Depeche Mode: World Tour (5/7 – 10/8)
- of Montreal: Late Spring Tour (5/3 – 6/1)
- Lynyrd Skynyrd & Bad Company: 40th Anniversary Tour (6/20 – 7/27)