BOB MOULD
KICKS OFF SOLO ELECTRIC TOUR DATES
RELEASES BUZZCOCKS COVER "I DON'T MIND" ON MERGE RECORDS
CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED ALBUM
SUNSHINE ROCK
OUT NOW
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"I DON'T MIND" BUZZCOCKS COVER ON YOUTUBE:
"What good did we, as a society, do to deserve Bob Mould? He is a Good and Pure genius, who touches down every so often and blesses us with a new album-in this case, Sunshine Rock-before going back to whatever loud and magical land he occupies."
Libby Cudmore, Paste Magazine (Best Albums of 2019)
"Bob Mould is still Bob Mould, and the man cannot help but kick maximum ass at all times."
Drew Magary, GQ
"Serious Fun"
Bob Boilen, NPR
"Mould has written an album that pulsates with positivity, even during occasional moments of melancholy." (7.6/10)
Pitchfork
"It's a pleasure to hear new music from Mould during America's current cultural crisis. What may surprise you is how violently happy he can sound." (4/5)
Rolling Stone
September 4, 2019 - Fresh off the prestigious TOdays Festival in Torino and a homecoming show to open the weeklong RadioEins Festival in Berlin, Bob Mould kicks off a three week solo electric tour of the United States on September 11 in Cleveland, OH. The tour - with Will Johnson (formerly of Centro-Matic) as special support for all solo dates - continues until September 28 in Annapolis, MD. Tickets are available now at bobmould.com/#tour.
Inside this run of shows, the Bob Mould Band (Jon Wurster and Jason Narducy) will be performing for the third time (2013, 2016) at Chicago Riot Fest on Sunday September 15.
Mould also makes two appearances in London - solo electric at The Garage on September 29 and as a special guest at Richard Thompson's 70th Birthday Celebration at Royal Albert Hall on Monday, September 30 (info here).
The string of performances follow 25+ shows earlier this year in the United States and Europe in support of his latest full-length solo release Sunshine Rock. The critically-acclaimed Sunshine Rock album, released on Merge Records, has been named his most vibrant and optimistic collection of songs to date. The album stems inspiration from a Mould's residence in Berlin, Germany, where he's spent the majority of the last few years. Sunshine Rock was named one of Paste Magazine's best 25 albums of 2019 this summer.
In addition to the tour kickoff, Merge Records is releasing the single "I Don't Mind" on Monday, September 9. Originally performed by the Buzzcocks, Mould's faithful reproduction of their 1978 single was recorded during the Sunshine Rock sessions in May 2018.
Fans can see behind-the-scenes footage from Mould's recording of the album in the Sunshine Rock Studio Session video here.
In recent news, Mould produced the new Titus Andronicus released in late June. The band accompanied him on multiple dates for the Sunshine Rock tour.
Mould's version of Adult Swim's "Squidbillies" theme is also set for a future release as part of a double LP compilation of various artists (tracklist here).
TOUR DATES:
Wednesday, September 11 - Cleveland OH - Music Box Supper Club +
Thursday, September 12 - Ann Arbor MI - The Ark +
Friday, September 13 - Indianapolis IN - Hi-Fi +
Sunday, September 15 - Chicago IL - Riot Fest (Full band performance)
Tuesday, September 17 - Louisville KY - Headliners Music Hall +
Wednesday, September 18 - Nashville TN - City Winery +
Friday, September 20 - Birmingham AL - Saturn +
Saturday, September 21 - Atlanta GA - City Winery +
Sunday, September 22 - Asheville NC - The Grey Eagle +
Tuesday, September 24 - Carrboro NC - ArtsCenter +
Wednesday, September 25 - Richmond VA - The Broadberry +
Thursday, September 26 - Washington DC - City Winery +
Friday, September 27 - Annapolis MD - Rams Head On Stage +
Sunday, September 29 - London - The Garage
Monday, September 30 - London UK - Royal Albert Hall
November 8-9 - Europa Park Rust DE - Rolling Stone Park
November 15-16 - Weissenhäuser Strand DE - Rolling Stone Beach
Saturday, November 16 - Minehead UK - Shiiine On Weekender
+ w. Will Johnson
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