Status/Non-Status are due to deliver new album Surely Travel on September 23 via You've Changed Records, and now, the band have mapped out a string of Canadian tour dates to support the album, in addition to sharing a new music video for album cut "Mainly Crows."
Kicking off on the day of the album's release at London, ON's Palasad Social Bowl, the band will perform shows in Windsor, Montreal, Brantford and Toronto through the end of September and into early October before making their way back around to London for the Folk Music Ontario Conference mid-month.
In the meantime, the band continue to promote their forthcoming record leading up to its release, first sharing lead single "Mashkiki Street" back in July, and now, "Mainly Crows," which bandleader Adam Sturgeon calls an "observation on community," adding in a statement, "of how flashy lights and opportunities flush vibrant people from their humble homes."
"It's about the death of the small town and the call to join the city mass," Sturgeon said. "More than that, it is a tribute to friends and about travelling between worlds to see them along the way. It's a song about how sorely they are missed and how we can't really blame them for moving away."
The track comes attached to a collage-style music video directed and animated by Jordan Allen. Watch the video for "Mainly Crows" below, where you can also find the band's upcoming tour dates.
Status/Non-Status 2022 Tour Dates:
09/23 London, ON - Palasad Social Bowl
09/24 Windsor, ON - Meteor
09/29 Ottawa, ON - Live on Elgin
09/30 Montreal, QC - Pop Montreal
10/06 Brantford, ON
10/08 Toronto, ON - Horseshoe Tavern
10/13-16 London, ON - Folk Music Ontario Conference
10/16 Kingston, ON - Kingston Penitentiary
Kicking off on the day of the album's release at London, ON's Palasad Social Bowl, the band will perform shows in Windsor, Montreal, Brantford and Toronto through the end of September and into early October before making their way back around to London for the Folk Music Ontario Conference mid-month.
In the meantime, the band continue to promote their forthcoming record leading up to its release, first sharing lead single "Mashkiki Street" back in July, and now, "Mainly Crows," which bandleader Adam Sturgeon calls an "observation on community," adding in a statement, "of how flashy lights and opportunities flush vibrant people from their humble homes."
"It's about the death of the small town and the call to join the city mass," Sturgeon said. "More than that, it is a tribute to friends and about travelling between worlds to see them along the way. It's a song about how sorely they are missed and how we can't really blame them for moving away."
The track comes attached to a collage-style music video directed and animated by Jordan Allen. Watch the video for "Mainly Crows" below, where you can also find the band's upcoming tour dates.
Status/Non-Status 2022 Tour Dates:
09/23 London, ON - Palasad Social Bowl
09/24 Windsor, ON - Meteor
09/29 Ottawa, ON - Live on Elgin
09/30 Montreal, QC - Pop Montreal
10/06 Brantford, ON
10/08 Toronto, ON - Horseshoe Tavern
10/13-16 London, ON - Folk Music Ontario Conference
10/16 Kingston, ON - Kingston Penitentiary