The new album from Immaculate Machine, High On Jackson Hill, is due out April 28, 2009 on Mint Records. The cover artwork for the new record was created by Caitlin Gallupe, who is the sister of lead singer Brooke Gallupe and the band's new bassist.

High on Jackson Hill track list, new stop motion video for "C'mon Sea Legs" and some tour dates (incl. SXSW) after the jump.

Immaculate Machine - "C'mon Sea Legs"

Immaculate Machine 2009 Tour Dates (Incomplete)
Mar 21 2009 South By Southwest Music Festival Austin, Texas
May 02 2009 Babylon Ottawa, Ontario
May 08 2009 Biltmore Cabaret Vancouver, British Columbia

High On Jackson Hill Track List
1. Don't Build The Bridge
2. Thank Me Later
3. You Destroyer
4. Sound The Alarms
5. He's A Biter
6. I Know It's Not As Easy
7. Primary Colours
8. Neighbours Don't Mind
9. And It Was
10. You Got Us Into This Mess
11. Only Love You For Your Car
12. Blurry Days

This Sunday (Feb 15) the monthly Kidrockers series continues at 92Y Tribeca with Engine Room recording artists The Bloodsugars and iPod Nano darlings Chairlift (buy tickets). Kidrockers is hosted by comedians Seth Herzog and Craig Baldo. All adults must be accompanied by a kid and vice versa (ages 3-13 recommended).

Right after the Kidrockers show, Chairlift is going on a major tour that will keep them on the road through May. And as for The Bloodsugars, they're heading to SXSW for a bunch of shows in March, and while they don't have any other dates listed right now, surely they'll be popping up at gigs around town in the near future.

All Chairlift and The Bloodsugars tour dates after the jump.

Chairlift 2009 Tour Dates
Feb 13 2009 Brooklyn Academy of Music Brooklyn
Feb 15 2009 Kidrockers @ 92Y Tribeca New York (1:00PM)
Feb 20 2009 Route du Rock Hiver St Malo
Feb 21 2009 Le GD Mix [w/ Kill the vulture, Vetiver] Lille
Feb 22 2009 La Maroquinerie [w/ Women] Paris
Feb 24 2009 Koko [NME award w/ Metronomy London
Feb 25 2009 Pure Groove In-Store London
Mar 07 2009 Santos Party House New York
Mar 13 2009 Grog Shop Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Mar 14 2009 Schubas Tavern Chicago, Illinois
Mar 16 2009 Gargoyle Club St.Louis, Missouri
Mar 17 2009 The Jackpot Saloon Lawrence, Kansas
Mar 18 2009 Opolis Norman, Oklahoma
Mar 19 2009 Red 7 Austin, Texas
Mar 19 2009 Club 1808 Austin, Texas
Mar 20 2009 Urban Outfitters Austin, Texas
Mar 22 2009 House Of Blues - Pontiac Garage Dallas, Texas
Mar 23 2009 Warehouse Live Houston, Texas
Mar 23 2009 Club Downunder Tallahassee, Florida
Mar 24 2009 Spanish Moon Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Mar 25 2009 House of Blues Parish New Orleans, Louisiana
Mar 27 2009 40 Watt Club Athens, Georgia
Mar 28 2009 Exit In Nashville, Tennessee
Apr 13 2009 Chop Suey [w/ Sebastian Tellier] Seattle, Washington
Apr 15 2009 Doug Fir Lounge [w/ Sebastian Tellier] Portland, Oregon
Apr 17 2009 The Independent [w/ Sebastian Tellier] San Francisco, California
Apr 19 2009 Bluebird Theater Denver, Colorado
Apr 21 2009 Fine Line Music Cafe [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Minneapolis, Minnesota
Apr 22 2009 Pabst Theatre [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Apr 23 2009 Metro [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Chicago, Illinois
Apr 24 2009 Southgate House [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Newport, Kentucky
Apr 25 2009 Phoenix Theatre [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Toronto, Ontario
Apr 26 2009 Capital Music Hall [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Ottawa, Ontario
Apr 27 2009 Le National [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Montreal, Quebec
Apr 28 2009 Paradise [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Boston, Massachusetts
Apr 29 2009 Webster Hall [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] New York, New York
Apr 30 2009 Music Hall Of Williamsburg [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Brooklyn, New York
May 01 2009 World Cafe [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May 02 2009 9:30 Club [w/ Peter Bjorn & John] Washington DC
Jun 11 2009 Bonnaroo Manchester, Tennessee

The Bloodsugars 2009 Tour Dates
Mar 18 SXSW Austin, TX
Mar 19 Rusty Spurs Austin, TX
Mar 20 SXSW Austin, TX
Mar 21 Red Gorilla Music Fest Non's on Sixth Austin, TX
Mar 21 SXSW Austin, TX

NYPL Spring 2009 Season

Highlights of SPRING 2009 Season at NYPL include Lawrence LESSIG, Shepard FAIREY, Steven JOHNSON, Father Patrick DESBOIS & Paul LeClerc, A Tribute to John UPDIKE, Thomas FRIEDMAN, Debra DICKERSON, Adam GOPNIK, Esa-Pekka SALONEN, Richard PRICE and David SIMON. Click here to see the full NYPL calendar of events.

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I'd imagine this one will sell out faster than you can say "Yes We Can".

LIVE from the NYPL & WIRED present:
LAWRENCE LESSIG, SHEPARD FAIREY, STEVEN JOHNSON
Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy
Thursday, February 26, 2009
at 7:00 PM
Celeste Bartos Forum
Humanities and Social Sciences Library
5th Avenue and 42nd Street
$25 general admission and $15 library donors, seniors and students with valid identification
Buy Tickets

In a pre-emptive strike, the street artist Shepard Fairey filed a lawsuit on Monday against The Associated Press, asking a federal judge to declare that he is protected from copyright infringement claims in his use of a news photograph as the basis for a now ubiquitous campaign poster image of President Obama.
...
Mr. Fairey is the focus of a retrospective that opened last week at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. (In a development that was not much of a surprise, he was arrested there on Friday, accused of illegally pasting his work in places around Boston; he has pleaded not guilty.) A collaged work made by Mr. Fairey based on his Obama poster was acquired last month by the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, part of the Smithsonian Institution, and placed in its permanent collection. [NYTimes.com]

Zach has a few upcoming NYC gigs in the near future, he's also going to be in a new movie with Paul Dano, Zooey Deschanel, and John Goodman called Gigantic.

Zach Galifianakis Upcoming Gigs
Feb 19 - New York, NY - 92Y Tricbeca (this will be a short set)
Mar 05 - New York, NY - New York University Skirball Center
Mar 16 - Boston, MA - Boston Northeastern University (closed for students only)
Apr 16 - Pittsburgh, PA - Carnegie Mellon University (closed for students only)
May 24 -Sasquatch Music Festval - George, Washington

Since Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings are playing the Nokia Theatre in Times Square (buy tickets) on February 13 (tonight) and February 14, I figured now was as good a time as any to post these pictures of her from last summer's Virgin Mobile Festival.

More pictures after the jump.

Hey, I'm pretty excited to be giving the following awesome HBO comedy prize pack:

• Season 1 of Flight of the Conchords on DVD
• Season 1 of Little Britain USA on DVD
• Season 4 of Entourage on DVD, and an
• Eastbound and Down Foam Finger!

To enter to win, just send an email to contests@bumpershine.com and tell me which movie Eastbound and Down star Danny McBride recently co-starred in alongside Robert Downey Jr. and Tom Cruise. One lucky winner will be drawn at random on Monday, February 23.

Like I mentioned earlier this week, the season premiere of the new Will Ferrell/Adam McKay produced comedy, Eastbound and Down, is on Sunday, February 15 at 10:30 PM on HBO. Check out a clip a of the show after the jump.

Eastbound and Down - "Invitation To The Set"

Dropped the ball a little bit on this one, but Jon Glaser's new show, Delocated (which also stars Eugene Mirman), premiered last night on [Adult Swim] (which is essentially the Cartoon Network after dark). Look for more new episodes on Thursdays at 10:30 PM on [Adult Swim].

Delocated is a live-action comedy that parodies reality series. It was created by Jon Glaser for Adult Swim. It is Adult Swim's first live action original series. In the series, a family in the witness protection program are moved to New York City, but only under the restrictions that they surgically graft voice changing devices to their vocal cords and wear ski masks whenever they're on camera. David's problems are exacerbated when his family leaves him over the idea and the assassin, played by Eugene Mirman, discovers his new location. [TVIV.org]

Jon Glaser as "Jon"

Eugene Mirman as "Yvgeny"

There are plenty of good shows coming up at The Bell House and there are a few more listed below that you won't find on the calendar yet. Check out my selected list of shows below:

Upcoming Highlights From The Bell House Calendar
02/10 EUGENE MIRMAN'S THE WILL TO WHATEVS BOOK RELEASE PARTY w/ JOHN HODGMAN, KRISTEN SCHAAL, PAUL F. TOMPKINS and DJ SARAH VOWELL
02/11 THE SUBMARINES, THE MORNING BENDERS, DAWN LANDES
02/15 THE LOVE HANGOVER SHOWCASE
02/20 TIM FITE, BENJY FERREE, DELEON
02/21 FRENCH KICKS, POMEGRANATES, TWIN THOUSANDS
02/22 ROBBERT BOBBERT & THE BUBBLE MACHINE (Robert Schneider of The Apples in Stereo)
02/22 MATISYAHU & FRIENDS
02/26 THE WHITEST KIDS U'KNOW
02/28 PHOSPHORESCENT, MIKE BONES, MOTEL MOTEL
03/03 THE MUSIC TAPES, NANA GRIZOL, BRIAN DEWAN
03/06 THE BIRD AND THE BEE (Secret Advance Ticket Link)
03/13 ELI PAPERBOY REED & THE TRUE LOVES, THE SWEET DIVINES
03/13 THE PAINS OF BEING PURE AT HEART, LET'S WRESTLE, KNIGHT SCHOOL
03/24 CAMERA OBSCURA
03/27 OBITS, LYCAON PICTUS, THE BROWNS, ROPE
03/28 SAY HI (...), TELEKINESIS
03/29 AC NEWMAN (OF THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS), THE BROKEN WEST
04/03 LANGHORNE SLIM, JASON TRACHTENBURG, THE WOES, SAM LOWRY
05/30 TORTOISE
Buy Tickets To All Upcoming Bell House Shows

Also coming up at the BH, but not yet officially on the calendar, NADA SURF, THE DEARS and TORTOISE.

Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys has an interesting new record coming out today called Keep It Hid. It's a mix of psychedelic rock, bluegrass, and traditional folk music with more than a few solid tunes on it. If you'd like to hear Keep It Hid for yourself, it's streaming right now over at Nonesuch Radio, Spinner.com and MySpace.com. If you'd like to win a copy of the record (on deluxe gatefold vinyl and CD), send an email to contests@bumpershine.com and tell me which NYC venue The Black Keys recently played at. Also, in case you didn't get enough of him when he was here with his other band, Dan will be showcasing his new record at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on March 2 and the Bowery Ballroom on March 3 (buy tickets) with special guest Hacienda.

More Dan Auerbach tour dates after the jump.

Dan Auerbach 2009 Tour Dates:
Feb 28 - 9:30 Club - Washington DC, Washington DC
Mar 01 - Paradise Club - Boston, Massachusetts
Mar 02 - Music Hall of Williamsburg - Brooklyn, New York
Mar 03 - Bowery Ballroom - New York, New York
Mar 05 - Beachland Ballroom - Cleveland, Ohio
Mar 06 - Metro - Chicago, Illinois
Mar 07 - First Avenue - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mar 10 - The Showbox - Seattle, Washington
Mar 11 - Wonder Ballroom - Portland, Oregon
Mar 13 - Bimbo's - San Francisco, California
Mar 14 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, California

From February 15 to March 1, use promotional code HOUSE (*except where noted) and receive two tickets for the price of one to the selected Off Broadway shows listed below**.

* Use promotional code FWNYC26 for Freshwater. Use promotional code DIHOUSE for Distracted. Use promotional code 4536 for Ruined.
** Two-for-one discount is subject to blackout dates and availability.

All participating "On The House" shows after the jump.

Participating Off Broadway "On The House" Shows
Altar Boyz, The Musical New World Stages
Aristocrats Irish Repertory Theatre
The Awesome 80s Prom Webster Hall
Becky Shaw Second Stage Theatre
Blood Type Ragu Actors' Playhouse
Blue Man Group Astor Place Theatre
Chautauqua P.S. 122
The Cripple of Inishmaan Atlantic Theater Company - Linda Gross Theater
Distracted Laura Pels Theatre
Enter Laughing, The Musical York Theatre Company at St. Peter's Church
Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab 47th Street Theatre
Freshwater Julia Miles Theater
Fuerzabruta Daryl Roth Theatre
Garden of Earthly Delights Minetta Lane Theatre
Gazillion Bubble Show New World Stages
Lansky St. Luke's Theatre
The Marvelous Wonderettes Westside Theatre
Monday Night Magic Bleecker Street Theatre
My First Time New World Stages
Naked Boys Singing! New World Stages
Our Town Barrow Street Theatre
The Quantum Eye: Magic Deceptions Bleecker Street Theatre
Rooms New World Stages
Ruined City Center studios
The Savannah Disputation Playwrights Horizons
Shipwrecked!—The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told by Himself) 59E59 Theaters
Sleepwalk with Me Bleecker Street Theatre
Stomp Orpheum Theatre
The Third Story Lucille Lortel Theatre
This Beautiful City Vineyard Theatre
Three Sisters Harlem Stage - The Gatehouse
Twelfth Night Pearl Theatre Company
Uncle Vanya Classic Stage Company
The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd Mint Theater

American Express cardmembers have access to a limited number of advance tickets from February 11 at 10AM until Friday, February 13 at 10AM. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, February 13 at NOON.

Click here to purchase your tickets.

More Decemberists tour dates over here.

In terms of new shows, it's been a dismal season for network television (I mean The Mentalist, is that piece of drek really the best new show on TV?), on the other hand, the cable landscape looks like it has a few bright spots on the horizon. Though I haven't seen any of them yet, on paper, Important Things, Eastbound and Down, and The CollegeHumor Show, all look like the kind of thing I might enjoy watching. For the uninitiated, here's a little more about each show:

Important Things with Demetri Martin | Wednesdays at 10:30 PM on Comedy Central (Premieres Tonight!)

His TV show, like his act, incorporates these jokes, along with drawings, and guitar-playing, and pie charts, and sketch comedy, and anagrams, and animation, and guitar-playing-with-harmonica-and-a-tambourine-tied-to-one-foot. What it doesn't incorporate is jokes about politics, or Bush, or what-the-hell-is-happening-to-this-country, or any references to the general cultural lunacy of the type that have made Stewart and Stephen Colbert so successful. With its hybrid of stand-up and sketches, Martin's show is more reminiscent of Chappelle's Show, except without the racial edge--as if Dave Chappelle were a white guy who went to Yale and was obsessed with palindromes. [NYMag.com]

Eastbound and Down | Sundays at 10:30PM on HBO (Premieres Feb. 15th)

HBO premieres a new half-hour series about an arrogant, burned-out, former major-league pitcher named Kenny Powers (Danny McBride), who is forced to return home to North Carolina to teach Phys Ed at the middle school he once attended. While wreaking havoc at school with his boorish behavior, Kenny crashes at the home of his brother Dustin (John Hawkes); plots a triumphant return to the big leagues; and makes a pre-emptive romantic strike on former high-school squeeze April Buchanon (Katy Mixon), now a teacher engaged to principal Terrence Cutler (Andrew Daly). The series is executive produced by Will Ferrell (guest staring in two episodes), Adam McKay, Chris Henchy, Jody Hill, Danny McBride and Ben Best.

The CollegeHumor Show | Sundays at 9:30PM on MTV (Premiered February 8th)

CollegeHumor, which peddles fraternity pranks and workplace stunts to an online audience of millions, is making the move to television. The Web site's hijinks are being reformatted for an absurdist 30-minute comedy series, "The College Humor Show,"... The CollegeHumor staffers -- who specialize in three-minute bits of sophomoric comedy for the Web -- wrote, shot and starred in the television series, while they continued to crank out content for their day jobs...
...
By relying on its existing staff as actors and using its offices as the set, the show is a hybrid of reality TV and scripted storytelling. "It's a reality premise," Sarah Schneider, an editorial manager for the site, said in an interview this week. "With a fictional execution," Mr. Van Veen added. Then they high-fived. [NYTimes.com]

Watch the premiere episode of the CollegeHumor Show over here. Video clips from all three shows after the jump.

The CollegeHumor Show

Eastbound and Down

Important Things with Demetri Martin

As mentioned earlier, Nada Surf is playing a show at The Bell House, the date has now been confirmed as April 15, 2009. Tickets for that show go on sale 02/13 at noon.

In other NS news, on April 14, Barsuk is reissuing The Proximity Effect, Let Go, and The Weight Is A Gift individually on vinyl. (The albums were released as part of the limited edition Nada Surf box-set that came out in the fall of 2008.)

Coraline was the number 3 movie at the box office this past weekend (Feb 6-8), so that must make the MCC Theatre feel pretty good about its decision to stage a musical adaptation of the Neil Gaiman graphic novel starting in May 2009. Magnetic Fields front man Stephin Merritt is composing the music and lyrics for the new show.

MCC Theater has just announced a bit of unconventional casting news for its stage adaptation of the graphic novel by Neil Gaiman. Jayne Houdyshell, 55, who was nominated for a Tony award for her performance in "Well," will play the 9-year-old Coraline, who wishes for a better a life and finds a parallel universe that holds great promise (until she gets to know her new parents). David Greenspan wrote the book and will also play the creepy Other Mother. The music and lyrics are by Stephin Merritt, of the Magnetic Fields, and Leigh Silverman is the director. Previews begin May 7 at the Lucille Lortel Theater. [NYTimes.com]

Press release after the jump.

World Premiere
May 6-June 20, 2009
Coraline

Music and Lyrics by Stephin Merritt
Book by David Greenspan
Based on the Novel by Neil Gaiman
Directed by Leigh Silverman

Poor bored Coraline. She's left to rattle 'round her perpetually distracted parents' house all by her lonesome. Then one day, her dreams of a better reality are answered as she steps through an old oak doorway and passes into a perfected replica of her own world. Greeted there by a vastly loving Other Mother and kindly Other Father, she's thrilled! But, as the saying goes: Be careful what you wish for...

A musical like no other, Coraline sprang from the minds of three of the most wildly popular cult heroes of our time. Adapted from the truly terrifying children's book by Neil Gaiman (author of the international sensation Sandman), this tale of menace and mayhem is set to music and lyrics by smart-rock iconoclast Stephin Merritt (of The Magnetic Fields), and boasts a book by celebrated downtown actor-cum-auteur, David Greenspan, who serves double-duty as the villain, Coraline's suspiciously nurturing Other Mother.

For more information, please visit MCCTheater.com.

To purchase tickets, please visit Ticket Central.com or call (212) 279-4200.

From the @TheGrammys Twitter Feed...

Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical: Rick Rubin (Death Magnetic, Home Before Dark, Mercy, Seeing Things, Weezer).

Best Rock Song: Girls In Their Summer Clothes, Bruce Springsteen, songwriter. One Award left!

Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Peaches En Regalia, Zappa Plays Zappa Featuring Steve Vai & Napoleon Murphy Brock. Oh Dweezil.

Best Metal Performance: My Apocalypse, Metallica!

Best Hard Rock Performance: Wax Simulacra, The Mars Volta

Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals: Sex On Fire, Kings Of Leon

Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance: Gravity, John Mayer

Best Alternative Music Album: In Rainbows, Radiohead

Best Pop Vocal Album: Rockferry, Duffy

Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals: Viva La Vida, Coldplay

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: Chasing Pavements, Adele

Best Pop Instrumental Album: Jingle All The Way B]]> Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:27:38 -0800 http://virb.com/bumpershine/posts/text/1079817 http://virb.com/bumpershine/posts/text/1079816 Coldplay "Band Rules"

These are the Coldplay "band rules" posted on the wall in Chris Martin's London studio. During his interview with Steve Kroft of 60 Minutes the camera paused long enough on them for me to freeze the frame and copy them down.

1. Albums be no longer than 42 minutes, 9 tracks.
2. Production must be amazing, but with space, not overlayered, less tracks, more quality, groove and swing. Drums/rhythm are the most crucial thing to concentrate on; diff. between bittersweet and science of silence. [A reference to The Verve and Richard Ashcroft solo]
3. Computers are instruments, not recording aids.
4. Imagery must be classic, colourful and different. Come back in glorious technicolor.
5. Make sure videos and pictures are great before setting release date. And highly original.
6. Always keep mystery. Not many interviews.
7. Groove and swing. Rhythms and sounds must always be as original as possible. Once jon has melody twist it and weird it sonical.
8. Promo/review copies to be on VINYL. Stops copying problem, sounds and looks better. [Ed. Note: My Viva La Vida promo was in CD format]
9. Jacqueline sabriado, ns p c c, face forward.
10. Think about what you do with charity account. Set up something small but really enabling and constructive. Ref j oliver fifteen [a reference to Jamie Oliver's Fifteen Restaurant]

There were more, but the camera didn't pan down far enough.

If you watched the Grammys last night, you know the good news is that T-Bone Burnett can finally complete that outhouse he's been building out of Grammy statues, and the bad news is that the awards show continued its time honored tradition of eternal lameness. Sure Raising Sand is not a bad album, and in fact, the Grammy win will bring some not undeserved attention to this somewhat overlooked 2007 release, but like Herbie Hancock's River: The Joni Letters was it really the best of the bunch? Surely it was the "safest" choice from among all of the nominees for Album of the Year, and that is why the Grammys are, and continue to be, a tired, old industry joke. Here are the winners in the "major award" categories.

Record Of The Year
"Please Read The Letter"
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
T Bone Burnett, producer; Mike Piersante, engineer/mixer
Track from: Raising Sand
[Rounder]

Album Of The Year
Raising Sand
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
T Bone Burnett, producer; Mike Piersante, engineer/mixer; Gavin Lurssen, mastering engineer
[Rounder]

Song Of The Year
"Viva La Vida"
Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion & Chris Martin, songwriters (Coldplay)
Track from: Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends
[Capitol Records; Publishers: Universal Music-MGB Songs]

Best New Artist
Adele

PS The highlight of the show for me was Radiohead's "15 Step" with the USC Marching Band.

See the full list of winners over here.

There is a musictoday.com presale going on now for the upcoming Decemberists show at Radio City Music Hall on 6/10/2009. The new Decemberists record, Hazards of Love, will be available on March 24, 2009. Click here to download the free track, "The Rake's Song".

More Decemberists tour dates/presale info after the jump. (The Decemberists are also playing an NPR showcase at Stubb's during SXSW on March 18 and Bonnarroo.)

Decemberists 2009 Tour Dates/Presales
5/19/2009 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles, CA Presale Starts 2/9/2009 3:00:00 PM
5/20/2009 Fox Theatre Oakland, CA Presale Starts 2/9/2009 3:00:00 PM
5/21/2009 McDonald Theatre Eugene, OR Presale Starts 2/9/2009 3:00:00 PM
5/24/2009 Wilma Theatre Missoula, MT Presale Starts 2/9/2009 2:00:00 PM
5/26/2009 Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO Presale Starts 2/9/2009 2:00:00 PM
5/27/2009 Uptown Theatre Kansas City, MO Presale Starts 2/9/2009 1:00:00 PM
5/29/2009 Riverside Theater Milwaukee, WI Presale Starts 2/9/2009 1:00:00 PM
5/31/2009 The Pageant Saint Louis, MO Presale Starts 2/9/2009 1:00:00 PM
6/1/2009 Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Columbus,OH Presale On Sale Now
6/3/2009 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Presale On Sale Now
6/4/2009 Memorial Auditorium Raleigh, NC Presale On Sale Now
6/5/2009 National Richmond, VA Presale On Sale Now
6/10/2009 Radio City Music Hall New York, NY Presale On Sale Now

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