The Moldy Peaches Announce First US Headline Show in 20 Yrs @ Brooklyn Steel (8/10) | Tix On Sale 2/17 (10 AM) | 'Meet Me In The Bathroom' Doc Out Now

The Moldy Peaches Announce First US Headline Show in 20 Years @ Brooklyn Steel on Thursday, 8/10 Tickets On Sale Friday 2/17 (10 AM) Spring UK/EU Tour Dates + Primavera Sound Performances Meet Me In The Bathroom Documentary Out Now Photo by Natalie Gruppuso

SEE THE MOLDY PEACHES LIVE: NYC Tickets NYC anti-folk heroes The Moldy Peaches are making their triumphant return to the live stage in a big way with their first US headline show in 20 years, a date at Brooklyn Steel in NYC on Thursday, August 10. Tickets for the show will be available via AmEx presale on Wednesday, February 15 at 10 AM EST, and general on-sale will take place Friday, February 17 at 10 AM EST. The Moldy Peaches previously announced their first European shows in 20 years, as well, kicking off with a date at London's Roundhouse (May 29) and performances at Primavera Sound Barcelona (June 2) and Madrid (June 9).  View a full list of upcoming tour dates for The Moldy Peaches below.  THE MOLDY PEACHES - LIVE May 29 - London, UK - Roundhouse June 2 - Barcelona, ESP - Primavera Sound June 9 - Madrid, ESP - Primavera Sound August 10 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel Last year, The Moldy Peaches founding members Kimya Dawson and Adam Green played their first show together in 11 years for the Los Angeles and Seattle premieres for the new film Meet Me In The Bathroom, a documentary adapted from Lizzy Goodman's 2017 book of the same name, which documented the New York music scene of the early 2000s. The Meet Me In The Bathroom documentary — featuring iconic acts such as The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Interpol, TV on the Radio, The Rapture, Liars, and (of course) The Moldy Peaches — is available to stream now. Find more information HERE. With these forthcoming tour dates, though, this will be the first time The Moldy Peaches have come together as a full-band in over a decade. As the band wrote: "We're excited to be back, older, and moldier. Let's see if we still got it! Once a Moldy Peach, always a Moldy Peach." THE MOLDY PEACHES LINKS Website The Moldy Peaches Bio: The Moldy Peaches were established in the mid-90s by Adam Green and Kimya Dawson, after meeting in upstate New York. They helped popularize the “anti-folk” music genre movement, bringing a more quirky, lo-fi punk element into the indie music scene. Originally a duo composed of Kimya Dawson and Adam Green, they expanded into a 6-piece live band along with members Brent Cole, Jack Dishel, Toby Goodshank, and Steven Mertens. Following the release of their debut album The Moldy Peaches on Rough Trade Records in 2001, they embarked with The Strokes on both bands' first world tour. Known for their sense of humour, whimsy and self-deprecation, the debut album featured gems like "Downloading Porn With Dave" and "Who’s Got The Crack." In 2002, the band members decided to part ways to work on their solo projects. Later, their song "Anyone Else But You" became a surprise hit when it was featured on the Grammy-winning soundtrack of the Academy Award-winning 2007 film Juno; and reignited the album’s cult popularity. Since then, the two founders have had continued success in their respective solo careers. Kimya Dawson has also made children’s albums, and collaborated with many artists including Aesop Rock, They Might Be Giants, and The Mountain Goats. Adam Green has released several albums on Rough Trade, as well as showing exhibitions of his visual art and making acclaimed films such as Adam Green's Aladdin.