Bicycles and Canoes
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English indie four-piece means it when they say, “So Long, See You Tomorrow”.
London’s Bombay Bicycle Club is back on the road, in support of this latest and fourth album (on Island Records) with Manitoba’s Royal Canoe in tow, as tour support. The quartet started as more straight-ahead indie-folk, but on the last couple releases, has introduced more of a worldbeat sound to their oeuvre, with the latest album inspired by singer Jack Steadman’s travels in Holland, Turkey, and India.
With album singles, “Carry Me”, “Feel” and “Luna” already making waves in their native UK and Europe, the band hopes to replicate that success on this side of the pond.
Six-piece Canadian band Royal Canoe opens with their avant-pop hybrid of a spectrum of sounds. Their latest, last year’s Today We’re Believers (Roll Call/Nevado Records) was Juno nominated for Best Alternative Album and singles “Bathtubs” and “Birthday” already have surreal videos available, that defy description and just need to be seen.
Bombay Bicycle Club Tour Dates
London’s Bombay Bicycle Club is back on the road, in support of this latest and fourth album (on Island Records) with Manitoba’s Royal Canoe in tow, as tour support. The quartet started as more straight-ahead indie-folk, but on the last couple releases, has introduced more of a worldbeat sound to their oeuvre, with the latest album inspired by singer Jack Steadman’s travels in Holland, Turkey, and India.
With album singles, “Carry Me”, “Feel” and “Luna” already making waves in their native UK and Europe, the band hopes to replicate that success on this side of the pond.
Six-piece Canadian band Royal Canoe opens with their avant-pop hybrid of a spectrum of sounds. Their latest, last year’s Today We’re Believers (Roll Call/Nevado Records) was Juno nominated for Best Alternative Album and singles “Bathtubs” and “Birthday” already have surreal videos available, that defy description and just need to be seen.
Bombay Bicycle Club Tour Dates
Apr 29 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater (18+)
Apr 30 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues (17+)
May 01 – Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
May 03 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
May 04 – Montreal, QC @ Corona
May 06 – Boston, MA @ Royale (18+)
May 07 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
May 08 – New York City, NY @ Webster Hall (18+)
May 12 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Cats Cradle
May 13 – Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West (18+)
May 14 – Nashville, TN @ Exit / In (18+)
May 17 – Dallas, TX @ Granada (14+)
May 18 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s Austin
May 19 – Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald’s
Apr 30 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues (17+)
May 01 – Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
May 03 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
May 04 – Montreal, QC @ Corona
May 06 – Boston, MA @ Royale (18+)
May 07 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
May 08 – New York City, NY @ Webster Hall (18+)
May 12 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Cats Cradle
May 13 – Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West (18+)
May 14 – Nashville, TN @ Exit / In (18+)
May 17 – Dallas, TX @ Granada (14+)
May 18 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s Austin
May 19 – Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald’s