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You can hear 'Amateur Hour' from the upcoming EELS album due January 28th, 2022 right now, right HERE.Ĭheck out the new video for 'The Magic' from the upcoming EELS EXTREME WITCHCRAFT album right now, right HERE. LISTEN TO 'AMATEUR HOUR' FROM UPCOMING EXTREME WITCHCRAFT ALBUM: Read some fun facts about the new EELS EXTREME WITCHCRAFT album HERE.Ĭheck out some recommendations by E in The Guardian HERE. Hear E talk about the new EXTREME WITCHCRAFT album and more on KCRW's Greater LA HERE.Ĭheck out a new interview with E in SPIN HERE. Order, listen to it on your streamer of choice, and watch the new lyric video for 'Strawberries & Popcorn' HERE. The new EELS album, EXTREME WITCHCRAFT is out today. Read an extensive new interview with E in Billboard HERE. All of the cities and venues remain the same except the Boulder, CO show will be refunded and moved to Denver's Gothic Theatre, the venues in Vienna and Milan have changed but your tickets will be honored, and we've added a new show in Nimes, France.

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Hold on to your tickets, they'll be valid for the new dates (except Colorado, see below) and if the new date doesn't work for you you'll be given a full refund at the point of purchase. We're extremely disappointed we won't get to see you this year, it was going to be doubly rocktastic after not being able to tour in 2020, so we will rock you triply in 2023. We'd come sooner but the rest of this year has been reserved by artists who previously had to cancel. Our spring '22 tour of Europe and the U.S. Hopefully things are improving but unfortunately, because of the current state of the pandemic and travel & local restrictions, we're not quite at a point where we can pull off a tour. When we planned our 2022 tour 7 months ago we hoped we would be in a more ideal place to carry it out by now. We're sure you're getting tired of seeing announcements like this. Let's go record shopping with E! Ever wonder what’s in E's bag? Find out in graphic detail when E goes shopping at Amoeba HERE. They have stories! Check out the conversation on Joel Miller’s Party Like a Rockstar podcast HERE. on Friday, June 28, via .- WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN EEL MEETS A VIOLENT FEMME? Friday, September 16, at Talking Stick Resort Arena, 201 East Jefferson Street 60. October 13 - Austin TX - Austin City Limits October 11 - Oklahoma City OK - Chesapeake Energy Center October 9 - Dallas TX - American Airlines Center October 6 - Austin TX - Austin City Limits September 28 - Monterrey, Mexico - Showcenter September 25 - Mexico City, Mexico - Pepsi Center WTC September 24 - Guadalajara, Mexico - Auditorio Telmex September 21 - Las Vegas NV - iHeartRadio Music Festival September 19 - San Francisco CA - Chase Center September 16 - Talking Stick Resort Arena September 15 - San Diego CA - KAABOO Del Mar Festival See all the North American tour dates below.Īugust 3 - Los Angeles, CA - Banc of California StadiumĪugust 7 - Vancouver BC - BC Place StadiumĪugust 9 - George WA - Gorge AmphitheatreĪugust 11 - Missoula MT - Ogren Park at Allegiance FieldĪugust 13 - West Valley City UT - USANA AmphitheatreĪugust 15-17 - Greenwood Village CO - Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre Tickets go on sale on Friday, June 28, at 10 a.m. An opening act hasn't yet been announced for the Phoenix show, but special guests at other shows include Portugal The Man, Lord Huron, Tennis, and Milk Carton Kids. They'll be at Talking Stick Resort Arena on Friday, September 16. No matter what Mumford & Sons sound like, what's important is that they're coming to Phoenix on tour. Of course, that's neither here nor there. According to reviewers, however, they're actually going for the kind of electronica-flecked radio rock style peddled by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons.

For 2015's Wilder Mind, they moved into rock territory, a sort of 'Dylan goes electric' situation for the 21st century.īut what to make of their latest album, Delta? Given the name, you might be led to believe it's a bluesy, back-to-the-roots record, their own Highway 61 Revisited, to continue the Dylan metaphor we're doing here. Their first few records were marked by an insufferable, banjo-laden folk-pop style that became instantly successful in the early part of the '10s when indie teens laden with cheap Crosley turntables bought at Urban Outfitters were reacting against the rise of EDM. I frankly have no idea what Mumford & Sons sound like nowadays.