Kasabian is going on tour to promote their new album Empire. They may be coming to a town near you, with Rush 2.0 (now known as mew).
Mew… thank God…. it could be much worse seeing as how Bloc Party is going on the road with Panic! at the disco.
9.17 - Boston - Paradise Rock Club
9.20 - New York - Webster Hall
9.21 - Philadelphia - Theatre of the Living Arts
9.23 - Baltimore - V Festival
9.24 - Cleveland - Grog Shop
9.26 - Montreal - Club Soda
9.27 - Toronto - Phoenix Concert Theatre
9.29 - Detroit - Saint Andrew’s Hall
9.30 - Cincinnati - Bogarts
10.2 - Chicago - Metro
10.3 - Lawrence - The Bottleneck
10.5 - Minneapolis - Fine Line Music Café
10.7 - Denver - Gothic Theatre
10.10 - San Diego - House of Blues
10.11 - Los Angeles - Henry Fonda Theatre
10.13 - San Francisco - The Independent
10.15 - Vancouver - Commodore Ballroom
10.16 - Seattle - Neumos
10.17 - Portland - Wonder Ballroom
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i think we, as a cohesive group, should officially boycott P!ATD…if only because they include an exclamation point in their name. i don’t want anyone’s damn excitement forced on me.
hey, P!ATD? i’m not excited by you. in fact, i will from henceforth refer to that band as P?ATD.
the more nemeses the better. p?atd can be our very own newman.
Hehe…Newman.
And I’m thinking, however, that we should start combining them into one uber-nemesis.
Can you say Pitchfork! At the Disco?
thunderbirds are now! on tour with you say party! we say die!
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/38268/Thunderbirds_Are_Now_Extend_Tour
…
someone make a joke.
the fact that this tidbit came from pitchfork pretty much causes this to hit super-uber-nemesis status. don’t worry, i checked on the nemesis-ometer. the evil rating was off the charts.
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Comment by Sam E. — August 29, 2006 @ 7:15 pm
I think P!ATD are starting to become as much of a nemesis of the site as Pitchfork.
And Kasabian are skipping CT too, leaving me to decide whether I really want to take the train down to NYC and see them… *sigh*