Last month, dreamy electro soundsmith M83 revealed he's working on an epic double album, and now the artist has unveiled plans for a fall tour. While it's still unclear exactly when M83, otherwise known as Anthony Gonzalez, will drop the follow-up to 2008's Saturdays = Youth, he will be taking his new tunes on the road come October.
Kicking off in Mexico City, the trek sees the French artist, who has since moved to Los Angeles, criss-crossing through North America. Canadian stops include Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Check out the schedule below.
No word yet on whether he will be bringing album collaborators Zola Jesus, Nine Inch Nails bassist Justin Meldal-Johnsen or regular contributor Morgan Kibby on tour, but we'll keep our fingers crossed.
While an official single has yet to drop, lets remind ourselves of how intense and grandiose the record's going to be, care of the album trailer let loose last week.
Tour dates:
10/15 Mexico City, MX - Corona Capital
10/28 Washington, DC - Black Cat
10/29 Raleigh, NC - Kings Barcade
10/30 Asheville, NC - MoogFest
11/2 Orlando, FL - The Social
11/4 Houston, TX - Warehouse Live
11/5 Austin, TX - Fun Fun Fun Fest
11/7 Phoenix, AZ - Crescent Ballroom
11/9 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre
11/10 San Francisco, CA - The Independent
11/11 Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom
11/12 Vancouver, BC - Venue
11/13 Seattle, WA - Neumos
11/16 Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater
11/17 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
11/18 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace
11/19 Montreal, QC - La Tulipe
11/20 Boston, MA - Paradise
11/22 New York, NY - Webster Hall
Kicking off in Mexico City, the trek sees the French artist, who has since moved to Los Angeles, criss-crossing through North America. Canadian stops include Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Check out the schedule below.
No word yet on whether he will be bringing album collaborators Zola Jesus, Nine Inch Nails bassist Justin Meldal-Johnsen or regular contributor Morgan Kibby on tour, but we'll keep our fingers crossed.
While an official single has yet to drop, lets remind ourselves of how intense and grandiose the record's going to be, care of the album trailer let loose last week.
Tour dates:
10/15 Mexico City, MX - Corona Capital
10/28 Washington, DC - Black Cat
10/29 Raleigh, NC - Kings Barcade
10/30 Asheville, NC - MoogFest
11/2 Orlando, FL - The Social
11/4 Houston, TX - Warehouse Live
11/5 Austin, TX - Fun Fun Fun Fest
11/7 Phoenix, AZ - Crescent Ballroom
11/9 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre
11/10 San Francisco, CA - The Independent
11/11 Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom
11/12 Vancouver, BC - Venue
11/13 Seattle, WA - Neumos
11/16 Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater
11/17 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
11/18 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace
11/19 Montreal, QC - La Tulipe
11/20 Boston, MA - Paradise
11/22 New York, NY - Webster Hall