Cass McCombs embarks on his biggest U.S. tour since the release of this year’s critically acclaimed WIT’S END today, being joined on most dates by the Jana Hunter-fronted Lower Dens. If that’s not a double bill that interests you, you should get out of the music-listening game. This all culminates with early fall performances at FYF Fest and MusicFest Northwest. To give people a taste of what his live show will be like on this tour, he’s set the twinkling light work that will appear behind his band and him to the ominously gentle album track “Buried Alive.” Check it out, and then step out your door and check Cass and company out live in a town near you.
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CASS MCCOMBS TOUR DATES:
07-11 Birmingham, AL - The Bottletree*
07-12 Atlanta, GA - Drunken Unicorn *
07-13 Nashville, TN - The Basement *
07-14 Asheville, NC - Harvest Records *
07-15 Washington, DC - Black Cat *
07-16 Baltimore, MD - Golden West Cafe *
07-17 Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brendas *
07-18 Cambridge, MA - TT the Bears *
07-19 Northampton, MA - Iron Horse *
07-20 Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell's
07-21 Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg *
07-22 Montreal, QC - II Motore *
07-23 Toronto, ONT - Rivoli *
07-24 Indianapolis, IN - White Rabbit Cabaret
07-25 Chicago, IL - Schuba's *
07-26 Chicago, IL - Hideout*
07-27 Minneapolis, MN - 7th St Entry
07-29 Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge
07-31 Pioneertown, CA - Pappy & Harriet's #
09-03 Los Angeles, CA - FYF Fest
09-08 Portland, OR - MusicFest Northwest
* w/ Lower Dens
# w/ Thurston Moore
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The gates will open to the public beginning at 12 p.m. on Friday, July 16, 2010. Gates will close Monday, July 19, 2010 at 12 p.m. The camping areas will be separate from the parking areas. Drinking water will be available without charge.
The Northwest's premier acoustic music festival returns for its eighth year to beautiful Horning's Hideout in North Plains, Oregon, on July 17-18-19. The family friendly event boasts three days of nearly all-acoustic music, culminating each night with main stage performances from musical hosts Yonder Mountain String Band, this year joined by special guest Danny Barnes (Danny Barnes with Bad Livers, Tim O'Brien Band). Yonder Mountain String Band has been called the fastest growing acoustic band in history.
The tree-lined landscape of Horning's Hideout is the perfect serene setting for an intimate weekend of all acoustic music. Located just 20 minutes west of Portland and nestled in a hidden canyon of the rolling hills, dense trees and peacocks, Horning's Hideout is truly one of Oregon's best kept secrets. All ages are welcome and children under 10 years old are free with a paying adult. Three-day festival passes include music, crafts, vending, and plenty of on-site camping and parking. A family/disabled camping area is available. Tickets are $140 - $155.00 (includes parking, camping and county fees) and are on sale now at 
