February 5, 2007 19:07

Mooney Suzuki announce tour dates

They also reveal new album title

Mooney Suzuki announce tour dates

The Mooney Suzuki have announced a string of dates in the north-east of the US, kicking off on February 14 in Washington DC.

The New York garage band are currently readying their fourth album ’Have Mercy’ for a spring release, although they were recently left without a label following the demise of V2 in the US.

Despite the band experiencing several professional and personal problems, singer Sammy James Jr says their hard times are not reflected in the sound of ’Have Mercy’.

“It's amazing to me that this is still an upbeat record,” he says “When I was writing these songs, I was not in a good place. We were in debt, we didn’t have a band, and it seemed like this potential career that had for so many years been dangling just out of reach was finally gone."

Following their headlining tour, the band will hit the road for an opening slot with Albert Hammond, Jr..

The headline shows are at:

Washington, DC - The 9:30 club (February 14)
New York, NY – Rebel (15)
Albany, NY – Valentines (17)
Philadelphia, PA- The North Star Bar (19)
Asbury Park, NJ - The Saint (21)
Boston, MA - TT the Bears (22)
Providence, RI - Century Lounge (23)


Albert Hammond Jr shows:

Seattle, WA – Crocodile Café (March 2)
Portland, OR – Roseland Grill (3)
Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up Tavern (5)
Los Angeles, CA – El Rey (6)
Denver, CO – Marquis Theatre (10)
Dallas, TX – Gypsy Tea Room (13)
Houston, TX – Meridian (14)
Atlanta, GA – Roxy Theatre (17)
Nashville, TN – Exit./In (18)


--By our New York staff.
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