The Weather Station has booked a hometown residency at Toronto's Great Hall this winter, playing through two full albums from Tamara Lindeman's catalogue each night from December 11 to 13.
"It's an ambitious undertaking wherein I will play most of my back catalogue," Lindeman said in a release. "Six albums in three nights, from All of It Was Mine to How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars. The shows will feature all star bands, and we'll be playing each album in full, with full arrangement, and unreleased songs from each era as well."
Lindeman will perform All of It Was Mine and What Am I Going to Do with Everything I Know on December 11, Loyalty and The Weather Station on December 12, and Ignorance and How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars on December 13. Tickets for each night can be found alongside a schedule below, and full residency packages can be found here.
In addition to this special event, Lindeman has announced plans for a first-ever vinyl pressing of 2009 album The Line in partnership with Bandbox. Limited to 500 copies, the album will be shipped in October.
The artist said of the record:
From the vantage point of time passed, I realize though that I'm fiercely proud and protective of this record, proud of what I did, what I attempted, what I made. I think too that, as a beginner songwriter and artist, already I was trying to score not just my own experience, but the universal experience of this thing; of the darkest nights that one can have, and the sort of blank wall midnight parts of the psyche. It makes for a heavy record, but I can look back with respect for my young self that I had the courage and the desire to go there, and hold nothing back.
Pre-order The Line on vinyl here.
The Weather Station Toronto Residency:
NIGHT 1 — December 11:
All of It Was Mine
What Am I Going to Do with Everything I Know
NIGHT 2 — December 12:
Loyalty
The Weather Station
NIGHT 3 — December 13:
Ignorance
How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars
"It's an ambitious undertaking wherein I will play most of my back catalogue," Lindeman said in a release. "Six albums in three nights, from All of It Was Mine to How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars. The shows will feature all star bands, and we'll be playing each album in full, with full arrangement, and unreleased songs from each era as well."
Lindeman will perform All of It Was Mine and What Am I Going to Do with Everything I Know on December 11, Loyalty and The Weather Station on December 12, and Ignorance and How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars on December 13. Tickets for each night can be found alongside a schedule below, and full residency packages can be found here.
In addition to this special event, Lindeman has announced plans for a first-ever vinyl pressing of 2009 album The Line in partnership with Bandbox. Limited to 500 copies, the album will be shipped in October.
The artist said of the record:
From the vantage point of time passed, I realize though that I'm fiercely proud and protective of this record, proud of what I did, what I attempted, what I made. I think too that, as a beginner songwriter and artist, already I was trying to score not just my own experience, but the universal experience of this thing; of the darkest nights that one can have, and the sort of blank wall midnight parts of the psyche. It makes for a heavy record, but I can look back with respect for my young self that I had the courage and the desire to go there, and hold nothing back.
Pre-order The Line on vinyl here.
The Weather Station Toronto Residency:
NIGHT 1 — December 11:
All of It Was Mine
What Am I Going to Do with Everything I Know
NIGHT 2 — December 12:
Loyalty
The Weather Station
NIGHT 3 — December 13:
Ignorance
How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars