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The Pains of Being Pure at Heart & Frankie Rose announce Summer tour dates

By April 4, 2017No Comments

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart & Frankie Rose announce Summer tour dates

Pictured: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart (top) by Ebru Yildiz, Frankie Rose (below) photo courtesy of the artist

TPOBPAH TOUR DATES:

06/08 Hamden, CT – The Ballroom at the Outer Space %
06/09 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg (Northside Fest) %
06/14 Cambridge, MA – The Sinclair *%
06/15 Portsmouth, NH – 3s Art Space *%
06/16 Montreal, QC – Bar le Ritz PDB *%
06/17 Toronto, ON – Horseshoe Tavern *%
06/19 Cleveland, OH – The Grog Shop *%
06/20 Detroit, MI – El Club *%
06/22 Minneapolis, MN – First Ave. 7th St. Entry %
06/23 Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon %
06/24 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall %
06/25 St. Louis, MO – The Firebird %
06/27 Nashville, TN – The High Watt %
06/28 Atlanta, GA – The Earl %
06/30 Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506 %
07/01 Washington DC – Rock & Roll Hotel %
07/02 Philadelphia, PA – World Cafe Downstairs %

* = w/ Frankie Rose
% = w/ Ablebody

“(Pains’) sound is now massive enough to match its big-hearted emotion” – Rolling Stone

“…the Pains discover something that transcends mere buzz: an ageless indie pop sound that could last them for years to come” – SPIN

“There’s a crisp, effervescent gallop, splitting its time between dreamy balladry and spotless indie-pop” – Pitchfork

“Expansive, immersive indiepop; how these Pains have grown” – NME

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart have long set the benchmark for big-hearted, idealistic pop songs. On their forthcoming LP, they push beyond their many inspirations and embrace their role as indie-pop heroes in their own right. Showcasing the deft songwriting of front-man Kip Berman, The Pains’ fourth album is their most confident and accomplished. After three critically-acclaimed records—2009’s The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, 2011’s Belong, and 2014’s Days of Abandon, which received praise from The New York Times, Pitchfork, The Guardian, and Rolling Stone—they have put together a new collection of songs that possess a timeless grandeur, deeper and more satisfying than anything the band has done since their iconic debut.