Just shy of three years removed from sharing his Dark Bird Is Home LP, the Tallest Man on Earth is taking a different approach to releasing new music this time around.
The Swedish singer-songwriter (a.k.a. Kristian Matsson) has announced a new five-part series titled When the Bird Sees the Solid Ground, with each monthly instalment featuring a new song and accompanying video.
Right now, you can check out the first instalment — the new song/video "An Ocean."
A press release notes that both the songs and videos are part of an ongoing project that will be produced as the series runs throughout 2018. The songs in the series will also be released individually, with a total of five arriving over the course of the year.
To go along with the project, Matsson has also mapped out a fall tour. After touring Europe in September and October, he'll arrive in North America for dates throughout November. Canadian stops are schedule for Montreal on November 13, Toronto on November 15 and Vancouver on November 23.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public March 16 at 12 p.m. local time, with pre-sale opportunities being announced next week.
Find a complete tour itinerary and a video for new track "An Ocean" below. You can also stream it via the service of your choice here.
Tour dates:
04/20 Fort Collins, CO - Washington's
04/21 Boulder, CO - Bluebird Music Festival
09/21 Dortmund, DE - Konzerthaus'
09/22 Berlin, DE - Funkhaus
09/24 London, UK - Union Chapel
09/25 London, UK - Union Chapel
09/27 Antwerp, BE - DeRoma
09/29 Ultrecht, NL - Nacht van de Poezie Festival
09/30 Rotterdam, NL - Stadsschouwburg
10/01 Amsterdam, NL - Duif
10/02 Amsterdam, NL - Duif
10/03 Gronigen, NL - De Stadsschouwburg
10/04 Copenhagen, DK - Bremen
10/06 Stockholm, SE - Berwardhallen
10/07 Goteborg, SW - Draken
10/08 Oslo, NO - Folk Teatret
11/09 Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre
11/10 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
11/11 Boston, MA - Berklee Performance Center
11/12 Northampton, MA - Academy of Music Theatre
11/13 Montreal, QC - MTELUS
11/15 Toronto, ON - Queen Elizabeth Theater
11/16 Holland, MI - Hope College
11/17 Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall
11/18 Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall
11/23 Vancouver, BC - Chan Centre For The Performing Arts
11/24 Seattle, WA - Neptune
11/25 Portland, OR - Revolution Hall
11/27 San Francisco, CA - Herbst Theatre
11/28 San Francisco, CA - Herbst Theatre
11/29 Los Angeles, CA - Cathedral Sanctuary
The Swedish singer-songwriter (a.k.a. Kristian Matsson) has announced a new five-part series titled When the Bird Sees the Solid Ground, with each monthly instalment featuring a new song and accompanying video.
Right now, you can check out the first instalment — the new song/video "An Ocean."
A press release notes that both the songs and videos are part of an ongoing project that will be produced as the series runs throughout 2018. The songs in the series will also be released individually, with a total of five arriving over the course of the year.
To go along with the project, Matsson has also mapped out a fall tour. After touring Europe in September and October, he'll arrive in North America for dates throughout November. Canadian stops are schedule for Montreal on November 13, Toronto on November 15 and Vancouver on November 23.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public March 16 at 12 p.m. local time, with pre-sale opportunities being announced next week.
Find a complete tour itinerary and a video for new track "An Ocean" below. You can also stream it via the service of your choice here.
Tour dates:
04/20 Fort Collins, CO - Washington's
04/21 Boulder, CO - Bluebird Music Festival
09/21 Dortmund, DE - Konzerthaus'
09/22 Berlin, DE - Funkhaus
09/24 London, UK - Union Chapel
09/25 London, UK - Union Chapel
09/27 Antwerp, BE - DeRoma
09/29 Ultrecht, NL - Nacht van de Poezie Festival
09/30 Rotterdam, NL - Stadsschouwburg
10/01 Amsterdam, NL - Duif
10/02 Amsterdam, NL - Duif
10/03 Gronigen, NL - De Stadsschouwburg
10/04 Copenhagen, DK - Bremen
10/06 Stockholm, SE - Berwardhallen
10/07 Goteborg, SW - Draken
10/08 Oslo, NO - Folk Teatret
11/09 Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre
11/10 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
11/11 Boston, MA - Berklee Performance Center
11/12 Northampton, MA - Academy of Music Theatre
11/13 Montreal, QC - MTELUS
11/15 Toronto, ON - Queen Elizabeth Theater
11/16 Holland, MI - Hope College
11/17 Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall
11/18 Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall
11/23 Vancouver, BC - Chan Centre For The Performing Arts
11/24 Seattle, WA - Neptune
11/25 Portland, OR - Revolution Hall
11/27 San Francisco, CA - Herbst Theatre
11/28 San Francisco, CA - Herbst Theatre
11/29 Los Angeles, CA - Cathedral Sanctuary
