Natalie Prass announces tour dates
Last week, singer/songwriter Natalie Prass released her self-titled debut album, which is one of the year’s best debuts so far. We know, it’s only been a month, but still, it’s an impressive set of lushly orchestrated, soulful pop music. And this spring, Prass will be touring behind the album with a full band, so the songs should sound as bold and full as they do on the album. Check out her tour dates below.
Natalie Prass tour dates:
2/3 – The Broadberry, Richmond, VA
2/4 – DC9, Washington, DC
2/5 – Boot & Saddle, Philadelphia, PA
2/6 – Rough Trade, Brooklyn, NY
2/8 – TT the Bear’s, Cambridge, MA
2/11 – The Hotel Cafe, Los Angeles, CA
2/13 – El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
2/19 – Brighton Dome, Brighton, UK (R)
2/21 – Leicester De Montford Hall, Leicester, UK (R)
2/24 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK (R)
2/25 – O2 Academy Leeds, Leeds, UK (R)
2/27 – Eventim Apollo, London, UK (R)
2/28 – Wolverhampton Civic, Wolverhampton, UK (R)
3/1 – Liverpool Guild of Students, Liverpool, UK (R)
3/3 – Opera House, Cork, Ireland (R)
3/5 – Olympia, Dublin, Ireland (R)
3/6 – Olympia, Dublin, Ireland (R)
3/9 – Falconer Salen, Frederiksburg, Denmark (R)
3/10 – Cirkus, Stockholm, Sweden (R)
3/12 – USF Verftet, Bergan, Norway (R)
3/13 – Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway (R)
3/21 – Gasa Gasa, New Orleans, LA (S)
3/22 – The Earl, Atlanta, GA (S)
3/26 – Club Downunder, Tallahassee, FL (S)
3/27 – King’s, Raleigh, NC (S)
3/28 – Snug Harbor, Charlotte, NC (S)
4/16 – The Mothlight, Asheville, NC (H)
4/17 – The Haw River Ballroom, Saxapahaw, NC (H)
4/18 – Phuzz Fest, Winston-Salem, NC
4/21 – Rialto Theatre, Tucson, AZ (R)
4/23 – Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, TX (R)
4/27 – Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN (R)
4/28 – Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN (R)
5/8 – The Sinclair, Cambridge, MA
5/11 – Lincoln Hall, Boston, MA
5/12 – Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis, MN
5/13 – The Record Bar, Kansas City, MO
5/14 – The Luminary Center for the Arts, St. Louis, MO
5/18 – Casbah, San Diego, CA
5/19 – Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA
5/21 – The Independent, San Francisco, CA
5/24 – Electric Owl, Vancouver, BC
(R) = with Ryan Adams
(S) = with Son Lux
(H) = with Hiss Golden Messenger
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