The Felice Brothers are confirmed to headline Sunday night of the 2011 Truck America festival on September 11^th at the Full Moon Resort in Big Indian, NY, alongside fellow headliners The Hold Steady and Okkervil River. The band has also added new dates to their ever-expanding fall US headlining tour - which includes a September 29^th show at Webster Hall in New York City with Nicole Atkins and the Black Sea recently added as support - as well as additional festival plays at the Winocafest at Battleship Park in Wilmington, NC; Midpoint Music Festival in Cincinnati, OH; and Orlando Calling in Orlando, FL. Known for their raucous live show (check out a recent guitar-splintering performance of "River Jordan" in Rochester, NY) and indefatigable touring schedule (the band has already performed at SXSW, Coachella, the B.O.M.B. Fest, Clearwater Festival, and Calgary Folk Festival this year), The Felice Brothers will play next this Saturday, July 30^th at the sold-out Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island. A full itinerary is below.

The Felice Brothers wrapped up their seven-week long spring headlining tour and celebrated the May 10^th release of their fourth full-length album Celebration, Florida (Fat Possum) with two sold-out shows at The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY, on May 18^th. The album has been praised by publications including American Songwriter, Entertainment Weekly, Maxim, SPIN, Time Out New York, and The Wall Street Journal, among many others, and an extensive interview with the band can be seen on Noisevox.org. The striking Ian Cinco-directed video for lead single "Ponzi," which premiered on The A.V. Club in May, can be seen here.

The Felice Brothers tour dates:

JULY 30 NEWPORT, RI NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL

AUG. 5 COOPERTOWN, NY OMMEGANG BREWERY*

AUG. 25 WILMINGTON, DE WORLD CAFÉ LIVE

AUG. 26 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA THE JEWISH MOTHER

AUG. 27 WILMINGTON, NC WINOCAFEST AT BATTLESHIP PARK**

AUG. 28 RALEIGH, NC KING'S BARCADE

SEPT. 9 SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV SHEPHERDSTON OPERA HOUSE

SEPT. 10 DALEVILLE, VA DALEVILLE TOWN CENTER

SEPT. 11 BIG INDIAN, NY TRUCK AMERICA FESTIVAL

SEPT. 22 CHICAGO, IL VIC THEATRE#

SEPT. 23 CLEVELAND, OH GROG SHOP

SEPT. 24 CINCINNATI, OH MIDPOINT MUSIC FESTIVAL

SEPT. 25 COLUMBUS, OH RUMBA CAFÉ

SEPT. 27 PHILADELPHIA, PA UNION TRANSFER

SEPT. 29 NEW YORK, NY WEBSTER HALL

OCT. 4 HARRISBURG, PA THE ABBEY BAR (Appalachian Brewery)

OCT. 6 WINSTON SALEM, NC ZIGGY'S

OCT. 7 CHARLESTON, SC THE POUR HOUSE

OCT. 8 AUGUSTA, GA SKY CITY

OCT. 12 KNOXVILLE, TN SQUARE ROOM

NOV. 12 ORLANDO, FL ORLANDO CALLING FESTIVAL

NOV. 29 MUNICH, DE FREIHEIZ

NOV. 30 FRANKFURT, DE BATSCHKAPP

DEC. 1 KOLN, DE GLORIA

DEC. 2 HAMBURG, DE UBEL & GEFAHRLICH

DEC. 3 BERLIN, DE POSTBAHNHOF

DEC. 6 LONDON, UK KOKO

DEC. 7 MANCHESTER, UK MANCHESTER ACADEMY 2

DEC. 9 GLASGOW, UK ABC

DEC. 10 BELFAST, UK SPRING & AIRBRAKE

DEC. 11 DUBLIN, IR ACADEMY

DEC. 12 BIRMINGHAM, UK INSTITUTE

DEC. 14 BRUSSELS, BE AB BOX

DEC. 15 UTRECHT, NL TIVOLI

DEC. 16 GRONIGEN, NL OOSTERPOORT

DEC. 18 NIJMEGEN, NL DOORNROOSJE

* with Steve Earle and the Dukes, Langhorne Slim

** with Gillian Welch, Those Darlins

# supporting Okkervil River

The Felice Brothers will wind down a very busy 2011 in style with two New Year's shows in the northeast, performing on December 30th at Daniel Street in Milford, CT and on December 31st for a hometown show at Club Helsinki in Hudson, NY. The band, who are currently overseas at the start of a 17-date European tour, wrapped up their eight and a half week long national US tour on November 19th. In addition to tours of North America and Australia, over the past year The Felice Brothers have performed at festivals including SXSW, Coachella, The Newport Folk Festival, The Calgary Folk Festival, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass.Celebration, Florida, The Felice Brothers' fourth LP, was released by Fat Possum in May and earned praise from publications including American Songwriter, The A.V. Club, Billboard, Entertainment Weekly ("The folk-rockers magnificently expand their musical palette..."), Maxim, Relix ("...a veritable novella for the ears"), SPIN, Time Out New York, and The Wall Street Journal ("...a hop, skip, and a jump ahead..."), among others. The band's two videos for album tracks "Ponzi" (directed by Ian Cinco) and "Fire At The Pageant" (directed by The Felice Brothers) can be seen here and here, respectively.A current full tour itinerary is below.---The Felice Brothers tour dates:            DEC. 1           KOLN, DE                         GLORIA*DEC. 2           HAMBURG, DE                  UBEL & GEFAHRLICH*DEC. 3           BERLIN, DE                      POSTBAHNHOF*DEC. 5           LONDON, UK                    THE MACBETHDEC. 6           LONDON, UK                    KOKO*DEC. 7           MANCHESTER, UK             MANCHESTER ACADEMY 2*DEC. 9           GLASGOW, UK                  ABC*DEC. 10         BELFAST, UK                     SPRING & AIRBRAKE*DEC. 11         DUBLIN, IR                       ACADEMY*DEC. 12         BIRMINGHAM, UK             INSTITUTE*DEC. 14         BRUSSELS, BE                  AB BOX*DEC. 15         UTRECHT, NL                    TIVOLI*DEC. 16         GRONIGEN, NL                 OOSTERPOORT*DEC. 17         LELYSTAD, NL                   FESTIVAL STILL NACHTDEC. 18         NIJMEGEN, NL                  DOORNROOSJE*DEC. 30         MILFORD, CT                    DANIEL STREET# (TICKETS)DEC. 31         HUDSON, NY                    CLUB HELSINKI# (TICKETS)* with A.A. Bondy# with The Robots

Athens, GA’s Futurebirds are nearing the end of a very busy year. After releasing two well-received EPs and touring nonstop with the likes of Drive-By Truckers, Widespread Panic, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Gary Clark, Jr., and J. Roddy Walston & The Business, the band is ready to head back to the studio to begin work on the follow up to their debut LP, Hampton’s Lullaby (2010). Lucky for us, the guys are bidding farewell to a successful 2011 and celebrating with one last US tour. Futurebirds will support Lucero on three early December dates before kicking off their Holiday Road Tour with Grass Giraffes on December 7th in Asheville, NC. The tour will be making a stop in Brooklyn on December 12th where they’ll be playing at Brooklyn Bowl.In conjunction with the Holiday Road Tour, Futurebirds have announced the release of the Holiday Road Super Single—a four-track split single with tour mates Grass Giraffes - which will be available exclusively at all tour stops. Futurebirds contribute tracks “Serial Bowls” and a cover of “nearsayerfive” by eddie the wheel (who plays in Grass Giraffes). The upbeat “Serial Bowls” is a textured recipe of jangly, hooky guitar licks and fuzzy reverb. “nearsayerfive”, on the other hand, is atmospheric and moody, complete with echoed vocals and a hypnotizing slide guitar.

EMA has announced the first dates of a spring North American headlining tour, which will launch on March 1st at the Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco, CA and continue through March 16th at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, NY. The tour also includes a March 2nd show in Los Angeles, CA at the Natural History Museum. More dates will be announced soon and a current itinerary is below.Year-end praise has begun to roll in for EMA's debut album Past Life Martyred Saints (Souterrain Transmissions), which has continuously garnered acclaim throughout 2011 from The A.V. Club, Flaunt, Foam, NPR, Nylon, Pitchfork, Popmatters, Refinery29, Rolling Stone, SPIN, Stereogum, Time Out New York, Under The Radar, Village Voice, and Zink, among others. The album has already found spots on best of '11 lists both here and abroad, including the BBC Music Writers' Top 25 Albums of 2011 (#20), The Quietus Albums of the Year 2011 (#27), SPIN's 50 Best Albums of 2011 (#3), and Stereogum's Top 50 Albums of 2011 (#7), while The Sunday Times (UK) named her the #1 New Artist of 2011. Album track "California", meanwhile, can also be found on year-end lists such as Consequence Of Sound's Top 50 Songs of 2011 (#7), Rolling Stone's 50 Best Singles of 2011 (#39), and SPIN's 20 Best Songs of 2011 (#3).The accolades are a fitting end to a whirlwind 2011 for EMA - former GOWNS singer/guitarist Erika M. Anderson - who has spent the better part of the year on the road in support of the May release of Past Life Martyred Saints. Since March, she and her band have performed at festivals including SXSW, the Pitchfork Music Festival, The Great Escape, Primavera Club, and the CMJ Music Marathon, while also touring aross the US, UK, and Europe as both a headliner (selling out the Mercury Lounge and Glasslands in New York) and as support to CSS, MEN, Wild Beasts, Kurt Vile, Zola Jesus, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., among others.A deluxe edition of Past Life Martyred Saints will be released exclusively via iTunes on February 7th, 2012 and will feature: original iTunes bonus track "To Leave With Love"; videos for album tracks "California", "Milkman", and "Marked"; and her cover of Nirvana's "Endless, Nameless", originally featured on SPIN's Nevermind tribute album Newermind, as well as the track's accompanying video. EMA's recent single Angelo/Marked is currently available as a limited edition 7-inch (only 1,000 copies printed worldwide) exclusively via Insound and digitally via all major retailers. The single's new song B-side "Angelo", which features a guest verse by Mz'Gorjis of Oakland, CA's Platnum Platnum Glam Squad, premiered on SPIN.com in October and can also now be streamed and shared via here.EMA spring 2012 North American headlining dates:MAR. 1     SAN FRANCISCO, CA       RICKSHAW STOPMAR. 2     LOS ANGELES, CA           NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMMAR. 6     DENVER, CO                   HI-DIVEMAR. 8     MINNEAPOLIS, MN          7TH STREET ENTRYMAR. 9     MADISON, WI                 THE FREQUENCYMAR. 10   CHICAGO, IL                   LINCOLN HALLMAR. 11   CLEVELAND, OH              BEACHLAND TAVERNMAR. 13   TORONTO, ON                 THE GARRISONMAR. 14   MONTREAL, QC                IL MOTOREMAR. 15   BOSTON, MA                   BRIGHTON MUSIC HALLMAR. 16   BROOKLYN, NY                MUSIC HALL OF WILLIAMSBURG

Following winter dates supporting Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, WATERS has announced a lengthy new run of spring tour dates supporting Delta Spirit. The tour will travel throughout the US and into Canada, and launches on March 19th at the Revolution Music Room in Little Rock, AR, before wrapping up on May 11th at The Music Box in Los Angeles, CA. The dates include a March 29th New York show at Webster Hall.WATERS - whose debut LP Out In The Light was released in September via TBD Records - filmed a live session for Quit Mumbling while in Los Angeles this past fall, and stripped-down versions of album tracks "Mickey Mantle", "For The One", "Back To You", and "O Holy Break Of Day" can now be seen here: http://quitmumbling.com/2012/01/qmtv-waters/. The official video for "Back To You", directed by Kiki Allgeier and Christian Stavros, premiered on SPIN.com in November, while the trippy, Allen Cordell-directed video for "For The One" premiered on Stereogum in September.Out In The Light was recorded in Dallas, TX with producer John Congleton (St. Vincent, Explosions In The Sky, The Walkmen) over ten days in April. Since its release, the album has caught the attention of Consequence Of Sound, Filter, HearYa ('Top 50 Albums of 2011'), My Old Kentucky Blog, NPR, Nylon, Popmatters, RCRD LBL, and Salon ('The Most Underrated Albums of 2011'), among others.WATERS tour dates:MAR. 14-17    AUSTIN, TX                          SXSWMAR. 19         LITTLE ROCK, AR                  REVOLUTION MUSIC ROOM*MAR. 20         ST. LOUIS, MO                      THE OLD ROCK HOUSE*MAR. 21         MINNEAPOLIS, MN                FINE LINE MUSIC CAFÉ*MAR. 22         MILWAUKEE, WI                   TURNER HALL*MAR. 23         CHICAGO, IL                        METRO*MAR. 24         INDIANAPOLIS, IN                RADIO RADIO*MAR. 26         CLEVELAND, OH                   BEACHLAND BALLROOM*MAR. 27         BOSTON, MA                        PARADISE ROCK CLUB*MAR. 29         NEW YORK, NY                     WEBSTER HALL*MAR. 30         PHILADELPHIA, PA                UNION TRANSFER*MAR. 31         WASHINGTON, DC                 9:30 CLUB*APR. 2            CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA          JEFFERSON THEATER*APR. 3            CARRBORO, NC                    CAT'S CRADLE*APR. 4            ASHEVILLE, NC                    GREY EAGLE TAVERN*APR. 6            NASHVILLE, TN                    CANNERY BALLROOM*APR. 7            ATLANTA, GA                       THE MASQUERADE (Hell Stage)*APR. 9            BIRMINGHAM, AL                 WORKPLAY THEATER*APR. 10          NEW ORLEANS, LA                ONE EYED JACKS*APR. 12          HOUSTON, TX                       FITZGERALD'S*APR. 13          AUSTIN, TX                          EMO'S EAST*APR. 14          DALLAS, TX                          GRANADA THEATRE*APR. 30          SALT LAKE CITY, UT               URBAN LOUNGE*MAY 1             BOULDER, CO                       FOX THEATRE*MAY 2             BOISE, ID                            THE NEUROLUX*MAY 4             SEATTLE, WA                        NEUMO'S*MAY 5             PORTLAND, OR                     WONDER BALLROOM*MAY 6             VANCOUVER, BC                   ELECTRIC OWL*MAY 8             SACRAMENTO, CA                 ACE OF SPADES*MAY 10           SAN FRANCISCO, CA             FILLMORE*MAY 11           LOS ANGELES, CA                 THE MUSIC BOX (Henry Fonda Theater)** supporting Delta Spirit 

First Aid Kit's sophomore album The Lion's Roar is available exclusively via iTunes now, a week ahead of release in brick and mortar stores. The iTunes album version includes bonus track "Wolf," which has become a staple in their recent live shows across the US and Europe. Described by Relix as "...whiskey-soaked vocals wistfully hover above austere yet radiant arrangements, juxtaposing heart-wrenching lyrics and majestic melodies", the album will be released in all major retailers on January 24th via Wichita Recordings.The Lion's Roar has already been garnering high praise from the press, including Paste ('25 Albums We're Looking Forward To Most'), SPIN ('25 Winter Albums You've Gotta Hear'), and Teen Vogue ("Mix a generous helping of folk, a dash of country, and a dose of fairy-tale whimsy and you've got this übercool Swedish duo."), among others. The gorgeous, harmony-drenched folk-pop album from sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg can also currently be streamed in its entirety via NPR Music's Exclusive First Listen series.Earlier this month, First Aid Kit premiered the video for second single "Emmylou" on Vevo, while the video for the title track first single (and Entertainment Weekly 'Must List' pick) premiered on SPIN.com in November and can now be seen here as well. "Emmylou" is also currently the iTunes free 'Single of the Week', while third album track, "King of the World" (feat. Conor Oberst and The Felice Brothers), is Starbucks' 'Pick of the Week' and can be downloaded as a free MP3 by picking up a gratis download card in all stores.First Aid Kit will return to North America for a headlining tour this spring, following a nearly six-week long tour of Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. The tour will begin on March 28th at Webster Hall in New York, NY, and will wrap up on April 22nd with their second weekend performance at the Coachella Music and Arts festival in Indio, CA. A full itinerary is below.The follow up to 2010's highly-praised debut LP The Big Black & The Blue, The Lion's Roar finds First Aid Kit at their finest, singing bittersweet songs that frequently juxtapose sadness and beauty. Whether the glorious title track opener, the achingly lovely "Emmylou", or the distant reverb and atmospherics of "New Year's Eve", the Söderbergs' evocative, preternatural harmonies and remarkable songwriting take centerstage throughout the album. The Lion's Roar was recorded with Mike Mogis (of Bright Eyes and Monsters Of Folk; also producer of Cursive, Lightspeed Champion, Pete Yorn, and many others) in May 2011 at his ARC Studios in Omaha, NE.First Aid Kit tour dates:FEB. 3                    LUND, SE                            MEJERIETFEB. 4                    STOCKHOLM, SE                  DEBASER MEDIS (all ages)FEB. 4                    STOCKHOLM, SE                  DEBASER MEDISFEB. 6                    HELSINKI, FI                       TAVASTIAFEB. 7                    TURKU, FI                           KLUBIFEB. 9                    BERGEN, NO                        KVATERETFEB. 10                  OSLO, NO                            BLAFEB. 11                  COPENHAGEN, DK                VEGAFEB. 13                  HAMBURG, DE                      PRINZENBARFEB. 14                  COLOGNE, DE                      GEBAUDE 9FEB. 15                  ROTTERDAM, GE                  PARADIJSKERKFEB. 16                  BRUSSELS, BE                     PIAS NIGHT @ TOUR AND TAXISFEB. 18                  FRANKFURT, DE                   BROTFABRIKFEB. 19                  BERLIN, DE                         POSTBAHNHOFFEB. 20                  ZURICH, CH                        MASCOTTE CLUBFEB. 22                  PARIS, FR                           POINT EPHEMEREFEB. 23                  LONDON, UK                       KINGS COLLEGEFEB. 24                  MANCHESTER, UK                ACADEMY 3FEB. 25                  DUBLIN, UK                         WORKMAN'S CLUBFEB. 27                  GLASGOW, UK                      KING TUT'SFEB. 28                  LEEDS, UK                           THE WARDROBEFEB. 29                  BRISTOL, UK                        THEKLAMAR. 8                   WELLINGTON, NZ                 WELLINGTON ARTS FESTIVALMAR. 10                 ADELAIDE, AU                      WOMAD FESTIVALMAR. 11                 MEREDITH, AU                     GOLDEN PLAINS FESTIVALMAR. 12                 MELBOURNE, AU                   SPIEGELTENTMAR. 14                 MELBOURNE, AU                   NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUBMAR. 15                 SYDNEY, AU                          THE STANDARDMAR. 16                 BRISBANE, AU                      THE ZOOMAR. 28                 NEW YORK, NY                      WEBSTER HALLMAR. 30                 WASHINGTON, DC                 BLACK CATMAR. 31                 PHILADELPHIA, PA                 UNION TRANSFER APR. 2                    BOSTON, MA                         BRIGHTON MUSIC HALL APR. 3                    MONTREAL, QC                      LA SALA ROSSAAPR. 4                    TORONTO, ON                       THE GREAT HALL APR. 6                    CHICAGO, IL                         LINCOLN HALL APR. 7                    MINNEAPOLIS, MN                 CEDAR CULTURAL CENTER APR. 10                  VANCOUVER, BC                    VENUEAPR. 11                  SEATTLE, WA                         THE CROCODILE APR. 12                  PORTLAND, OR                      DOUG FIR LOUNGE APR. 15                  INDIO, CA                             COACHELLAAPR. 18                  SAN FRANCISCO, CA              SLIM'SAPR. 22                  INDIO, CA                             COACHELLAAUG. 31-SEPT. 2     NORTH DORSET UK                 END OF THE ROAD FESTIVAL

Stockholm, Sweden's First Aid Kit are confirmed to make their U.S. television debut April 16^th on Conan, in support of their acclaimed sophomore album The Lion's Roar, which was released January 24^th via Wichita Recordings.

Leading up to the performance, First Aid Kit will travel cross-country on their North American headlining tour, which begins on March 28^th at Webster Hall in New York, NY and wraps up on April 18^th at Slim's in San Francisco, CA. The tour includes multiple sold out dates - Washington, DC, Toronto, ON, Chicago, IL, Minneapolis, MN, and Seattle, WA - as well as shows in Boston, MA and Portland, OR that have been upgraded to larger venues due to demand. First Aid Kit will also perform at the Coachella Music and Arts festival on April 15^th and 22^nd, and are confirmed to support Wild Flag at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on April 19^th.  In late July, the band will perform at the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island.

The band's North American trek comes on the heels of their tours in Europe, the UK, New Zealand, and Australia, the majority of which were sold out plays (including Stockholm, Berlin, Paris, and all UK shows).  First Aid Kit will return to the stage overseas this summer for six shows supporting Jack White, who produced and released the band's Third Man Records Blue Series 7-inch single in January 2010.  A full itinerary is below.

The Lion's Roar, produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, Monsters Of Folk), has been earning First Aid Kit glowing coverage from the press, including American Songwriter, The Boston Globe, BUST, Entertainment Weekly, Foam, NPR ('Exclusive First Listen'; 'Morning Edition'), Paste ('25 Albums We're Looking Forward To Most'), Pitchfork, Relix, Rolling Stone ('Band To Watch'), Rookie, SPIN ('25 Winter Albums You've Gotta Hear'), Teen Vogue, and Under The Radar, among others. Videos for second single "Emmylou" (premiered on Vevo in January) and the title track first single (SPIN.com premiere and Entertainment Weekly 'Must List' pick in November) can be seen here and here, respectively.

First Aid Kit tour dates:

MAR. 28         NEW YORK, NY                  WEBSTER HALL

MAR. 30         WASHINGTON, DC             BLACK CAT (SOLD OUT)

MAR. 31         PHILADELPHIA, PA             UNION TRANSFER

APR. 2           BOSTON, MA                     PARADISE ROCK CLUB

APR. 3           MONTREAL, QC                  LA SALA ROSSA

APR. 4           TORONTO, ON                   THE GREAT HALL (SOLD OUT)

APR. 6           CHICAGO, IL                     LINCOLN HALL (SOLD OUT)

APR. 7           MINNEAPOLIS, MN             CEDAR CULTURAL CENTER (SOLD OUT)

APR. 10         VANCOUVER, BC                VENUE

APR. 11         SEATTLE, WA                    THE CROCODILE (SOLD OUT)

APR. 12         PORTLAND, OR                  WONDER BALLROOM

APR. 15         INDIO, CA                         COACHELLA

APR. 18         SAN FRANCISCO, CA           SLIM'S

APR. 19         LOS ANGELES, CA               EL REY THEATRE*

APR. 22         INDIO, CA                         COACHELLA

JUN. 22         LONDON, UK                     HAMMERSMITH APOLLO**

JUN. 25         AMSTERDAM, NL                HEINEKEN MUSIC HALL**

JUN. 26         BERLIN, DE                       TEMPODRUM**

JUN. 27         COLOGNE, DE                    E-WERK**

JUL. 2           PARIS, FR                         L'OLYMPIA**

JUL. 5           HAMBURG, DE                   DOCKS**

JUL. 28          NEWPORT, RI                    NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL

* supporting Wild Flag

** supporting Jack White

The Felice Brothers released a new collection of songs, God Bless You, Amigo, today via godblessyouamigo.com. God Bless You, Amigo is a 20-song collection recorded at the band's home this spring, consisting of 12 original songs and eight traditional folk songs. The collection is for sale for $5 - or fans can contribute more if they choose to - and the proceeds will go towards recording the follow-up to 2011's heralded Celebration, Florida, and purchasing a new tour vehicle following the demise of The Felice Brothers' beloved Winnebago last fall. To hear the full story behind God Bless You, Amigo from the band, please visit godblessyouamigo.com.As a free preview, The Felice Brothers premiered a gratis MP3 download of God Bless You, Amigo's "Lincoln Continental" yesterday on RollingStone.com. The track can also be heard, downloaded, and shared here. The Felice Brothers have a number of tour dates both here and in the UK this summer and fall, including a support slot for Modest Mouse at the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair, NJ this Friday, July 20th, and a performance at the Firefly Festival in Dover, DE this Saturday. Ian Felice will also support Conor Oberst at New York's renowned Carnegie Hall on November 21st before the band travels to London to perform at the prestigious O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on December 6th. A current itinerary is below.The Felice Brothers tour dates:JUL. 20         MONTCLAIR, NJ                  WELLMONT THEATRE*JUL. 21         DOVER, DE                        FIREFLY FESTIVALJUL. 27         PORTLAND, OR                   SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION FESTIVALAUG. 4         DENVER, CO                       BIG DENVER BBQ BLOCK PARTYAUG. 16        BRIGHTON, UK                   HAUNTAUG. 17        WALES, UK                        GREEN MAN FESTIVALAUG. 18        FAKENHAM, UK                   JELLY FESTIVALAUG. 19        SKIPTON, UK                      BEACONS FESTIVALOCT. 6          GREENWICH, CT                  HOLE IN THE WALL GANG CAMP BENEFITNOV. 21        NEW YORK, NY                    CARNEGIE HALL (Ian Felice solo)#DEC. 6          LONDON, UK                       O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE*supporting Modest Mouse# supporting Conor Oberst

The Felice Brothers will support Mumford & Sons on two shows this February, on the 5^th at TD Garden in Boston, MA and on the 6^th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY. These will be their first shows of 2013 and will follow a three-date run of headlining shows around New Year's Eve later this month: December 29^th at StageOne in Fairfield, CT; December 30^th at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ (SOLD OUT); and December 31^st at the Mercury Lounge in New York, NY (SOLD OUT).  Limited tickets remain for the Fairfield show.

Later next year, The Felice Brothers will head out on the road in May with Josh Ritter for nine east coast shows. They'll join Ritter on May 8^th at the State Theatre in Portland, ME and continue through the 18^th at Terminal 5 in New York, NY. A current full itinerary is below.

The Felice Brothers have stayed busy throughout 2012, releasing a 20-song collection, God Bless You, Amigo via their website (www.thefelicebrothers.com), with the proceeds going towards recording the follow-up to 2011's heralded fourth LP Celebration, Florida (Fat Possum), and purchasing a new tour vehicle following the demise of their beloved Winnebago. The band has also played a number of shows, including sold out stops at KOKO in London in March and Brooklyn Bowl in June, as well as performances at the Firefly festival and with Modest Mouse in July. The band also recently digitally re-released the formerly out-of-print albums The Adventures of The Felice Brothers Vol. 1 (2007) and Through These Reins And Gone (2006) via their webstore (http://shop.thefelicebrothers.com/). The Felice Brothers are currently working on new material, with more news coming soon.

The Felice Brothers tour dates:

DEC. 29            FAIRFIELD, CT                         STAGEONE*

DEC. 30            HOBOKEN, NJ                          MAXWELL'S (SOLD OUT)**

DEC. 31            NEW YORK, NY                        MERCURY LOUNGE (SOLD OUT)***

FEB. 5              BOSTON, MA                           TD GARDEN#

FEB. 6              BROOKLYN, NY                        BARCLAYS CENTER#

MAY 8              PORTLAND, ME                        STATE THEATRE%

MAY 9              NORTHAMPTON, MA                CALVIN THEATRE%

MAY 10            WASHINGTON, DC                    9:30 CLUB%

MAY 12            CARRBORO, NC                        CAT'S CRADLE%

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* Spirit Family Reunion support

** Yellowbirds support

*** Yellowbirds and Mail The Horse support

# supporting Mumford & Sons

% supporting Josh Ritter & The Royal City Band

Jim Eno - drummer for Spoon and producer of artists including Telekinesis, !!!, Heartless Bastards, and The Relatives - has launched Public Hi-Fi Records, a label extension of his Austin, TX studio. Like his recent Spotify Sessions with The Shins, Father John Misty, Poliça, and Tennis, among others, the label will be entirely curated by Eno. He will also produce and engineer each release, with a focus on sonic quality. Public Hi-Fi Records is designed to be an outlet for unsigned artists he's recorded, and as a means to issue special pressings of previously unreleased tracks from his array of artist sessions. All releases will be on limited edition 12-inch vinyl (only 500 pressed) with accompanying high quality digital downloads.Public Hi-Fi Records' first release will be Nuestro Camino, from B3 trio Dupree, on April 30th, 2013. The band - Mike Flanigin, Jake Langley, and Kyle Thompson - is a fixture in the Austin music scene, and carries on the organ trio tradition of the '50s and '60s that blends swing, blues, boogaloo, and pop with a little country and rock to create their own uniquely Texan sound. Nuestro Camino was recorded live in a single afternoon and laid directly to 2-track analog tape with no post mixing or overdubbing. The result is a positively human six songs that modernizes this classic style with the vigor of any rock band - it's "Texas music for everyday people," according to Flanigin. From the sneakily insistent groove of "The Turtle" (stream here: https://soundcloud.com/public-hi-fi-records/the-turtle) to the taut, moody "All Or Nothing At All" and the languid, slinky sashay of "Moto Guzzi," Nuestro Camino brings something new and unfamiliar to the foreground that'll get people smiling, dancing, laughing, and listening. A full track listing is below; the 12-inch vinyl release will feature six tracks and the digital release will include four additional songs. The vinyl and 8-track can be pre-ordered here, while the digital album can be pre-ordered here.More news on upcoming releases from Public Hi-Fi Records will be announced soon.Nuestro Camino 12-inch track listing:

1. The Turtle
2. Malibu Classic
3. All Or Nothing At All
4. KC
5. Moto Guzzi
6. Leon's Thing
7. Close To You (digital release only)
8. David The King (digital release only)
9. Cookin' At The Continental (digital release only)
10. Night Cap (digital release only