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The Twilight Sad: Fall tour dates, Memory single

Posted by Flick in News on 08 17th, 2007 | View Comments

The-Twilight-Sad-5.jpg The Twilight Sad has a relentless touring schedule for the fall, after returning home from a US tour. The Scottish rock band will open for the Smashing Pumpkins in front of a sold-out crowd on August 22 in their home town of Glasgow. Afterwards they will tour England and Ireland with Frightened Rabbit, who recently became label mates of The Twilight Sad on Fat Cat Records.

Not being satisfied to have two weeks in between tours, The Twilight Sad will perform eight shows in the US; Film School will join them on October 5 in St. Louis, Missouri. Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters was well received well by US media, with Pitchfork saying, “The Twilight Sad approach the darker side of growing up with consideration and dignity, and manage to maintain a proper perspective.” Insound honored it with, “Top Ten Records of the Year… so far.” In October The Twilight Sad will support Idlewild during a UK tour, a tour that will carry them into the fringes of November.

Twilight Sad 3 In anticipation of the forthcoming tours, The Twilight Sad released And She Would Darken The Memory Of Youth as a 7″ single. This is their second single from Fourteen Autumns…, and is only available in Europe.

“A standout track from ‘Fourteen Autumns…’, ‘And She Would Darken The Memory’ utilizes the bleached, overdriven guitar sound that has already become synonymous with the band, riding a line between ambient and coruscating, working in tandem with an articulate, at times tumultuous rhythm section, forever poised between tension and release. The B side, That Summer, At Home I Had Become Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen WintersThe Invisible Boy’, remixed by Bjork collaborator / remixer Olivier Alary (aka Ensemble), is a subtle, attentive re-structuring of an an unlikely paean to disaffected youth.” (Fat Cat)

The Twilight Sad – And She Would Darken The Memory

The Twilight Sad shows:
17 Aug – Pop Revo, Aarhus
18 Aug – Malmo Festival, Malmo
19 Aug – Bannermans Bar, Edinburgh

Twilight Sad and Smashing Pumpkins:
22 Aug – Carling Academy, Glasgow, UK

Twilight Sad and Frightened Rabbit tour:
24 Aug – The Whitechapel Art Gallery, London w/ Revenge Of Shinobi
29 Aug – Speakeasy, Belfast, EIRE w/ Frightened Rabbit
30 Aug – Sugar Club, Dublin, EIRE w/ Frightened Rabbit
04 Sep – Cabaret Voltaire, Edinburgh, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
06 Sep – Lemon Tree, Aberdeen, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
08 Sep – Faversham, Leeds, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
09 Sep – Love Apple, Bradford, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
10 Sep – The Phoenix, Manchester, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
11 Sep – Pressure Point, Brighton, UK w/ Frightened Rabbit
13 Sep – Cargo, London, UK
15 Sep – End of the Road, Salisbury, UK
17 Sep – The Cube, Bristol, UK
22 Sep – Barfly, Glasgow, UK

The Twilight Sad US tour:
27 Sep – Terrace Club, Princeton NJ
28 Sep – The Livingroom, Providence RI
29 Sep – Chum’s Coffeehouse, Brandeis University, Waltham MA
30 Sep – Music Hall Of Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY
01 Oct – Rock and Roll Hotel, Washington DC
03 Oct – Blind Pig, Ann Arbor MI
04 Oct – Empty Bottle, Chicago IL
05 Oct – The Billiken Club, St. Louis MO (w/ Film School)

Twilight Sad and Idlewild UK tour:
09 Oct – Carling Academy, Liverpool, UK
10 Oct – 53 Degrees, Preston, UK
11 Oct – Venue, Leicester, UK
13 Oct – Leadmill, Sheffield, UK
23 Oct – Pyramid, Portsmouth, UK
24 Oct – Princess Pavillion, Falmouth, UK
25 Oct – Pheonix, Exeter, UK
27 Oct – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK
28 Oct – Warwick Uni, Warwick, UK
29 Oct – Junction, Cambridge, UK
30 Oct – KOKO, London, UK
01 Nov – Village, Dublin, EIRE
02 Nov – Mandela Hall, Belfast, EIRE

The Twilight Sad tour:
21 Nov – South Street Arts Centre, Reading
22 Nov – Club AC30 at Hoxton Bar and Grill, London
23 Nov – Tunbridge Wells Forum, Tunbridge

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