Pulling these from .com, so you know they're full of marshmallow-y goodness!

2/7 - The Metro - London, UK
2/15 - The Rave - Milwaukee, WI
2/16 - Quest Ascot Room - Mpls, MN
2/17 - Metro - Chicago, IL

2/19 - Horseshoe Tavern - Toronto, Canada*

2/20 - Magic Bag - Detroit, MI
2/21 - Agora - Cleveland, OH
2/23 - Axis - Boston, MA
2/24 - Irving Plaza - NYC
2/25 - 930 Club - Washington, D.C.

2/27 - Theater of Living Arts - Philly, PA

3/02 - Mississippi Nights - St. Louis, MO
3/04 - Bottleneck - Lawrence, KS
3/05 - Rock Island - Denver, CO

*special Dave Newton meet-n-greet

[Edited on 1-27-2004 by draconian]

And please feel free to follow the links at
http://www.imarobot.net/tour/
for ticket-buying information.

I was hoping to see at least one CA date.. but I know I know i'm being selfish wanting the Bots all to myself :saint:

Ha! Me too! I'm sure we just have to be patient..

any way to get tickets for metro?

AWESOME!!!!

The Dave Newton meet-N-greet can definitely happen, if anyone's interested. Just don't get your hopes up - I'm not that awesome. I'm so stoked!

I couldn't find any ticket information yet. I'm totally gonna have to not forget about this!


Dave

Quote:

The Sounds schedule North American tour ENSW000020040128e01r00006 BARRY A. JECKELL; Billboard.com 336 Words 27 January 2004 BPI Entertainment News Wire English (c) 2004 BPI Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. NEW YORK -- Swedish rock group the Sounds has tapped U.S. acts Kill Hanna and Ima Robot to support a North American club tour. Kicking off Feb. 15 in Milwaukee, the six-week trek will play more than 30 dates through late March, about two-thirds of which are confirmed. Along the way, the Sounds are slated to perform March 18 during the annual South by Southwest music conference in Austin, Texas. An as-yet-unscheduled appearance on CBS' "Last Call With Carson Daly" is also on tap. "We never want to give the audience room to think. That can happen afterwards," Sounds bassist Johan Bengtsson says about the band's live show. "This is all about dancing and having a good time. We are a major chord band!" Released in June, the Sounds' debut album, "Living in America" (Scratchie/New Line), reached No. 31 on Billboard's Top Independent Albums chart and No. 40 on the Heatseekers tally. The set has sold 37,000 copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan. Ima Robot is touring in support of its self-titled Virgin debut, and is slated to play the NME Awards Feb. 5 in London. Kill Hanna's sophomore album, "For Never & Ever," was released last year by Atlantic. Here are the Sounds/Kill Hanna/Ima Robot tour dates: Feb. 15: Milwaukee (The Rave) Feb. 16: Minneapolis (The Quest) Feb. 17: Chicago (The Metro) Feb. 19: Toronto (Horseshoe Tavern) Feb. 20: Detroit (Magic Bag) Feb. 21: Cleveland (Agora) Feb. 23: Boston (Axis) Feb. 24: New York (Irving Plaza) Feb. 25: Washington, D.C. (930 Club) Feb. 27: Philadelphia (TLA) March 1: Cincinnati (Bogarts) March 2: St. Louis, Mo. (Mississippi Nights) March 4: Lawrence, Kan. (Bottleneck) March 5: Denver (Bluebird) March 6: Salt Lake City (Bricks) March 18: Austin, Texas (Rockstars / South by Southwest) March 26: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Culture Room) March 27: Orlando, Fla. (The Social) March 28: Atlanta (Cotton Club) Quote:

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Originally posted by dnewton AWESOME!!!! The Dave Newton meet-N-greet can definitely happen, if anyone's interested. Just don't get your hopes up - I'm not that awesome. I'm so stoked!

You must commit to shaking at least three hands and kissing seven babies, I think.

Phobes my computer is slow again. Can you add these to the tour page?

3/8 - Portland, OR - The Alladin Theater
4/17 - Houston, TX - KTBZ Buzzfest

Never mind. On the line with tech support for fifty-five minutes and we may have resolved the problem.

ugh.....55 minutes:wow: were you on hold most of the time?

Do ya no if they will go to the manchester, MEN, Apollo theater?

are the dates they are now playing in the U.S. larger venues than before??

Peace
Mark

I don't know about the other cities, but they're hitting the same venue in Boston as they did last fall.

Smaller (read: better) venue here in Minneapolis than w/ Hot Hot Heat.

sweet! Looking forard to seeing them again at the metro!

Peace
Mark

They played DC's 9:30 Club back here in October with Hot Hot Heat. It's a pretty big venue, but it's in a scarey part of town. They also have an upstairs which serves as sort of a balcony, which is great. You can see the stage from alot of spots in the venue. Alot of young people go there because they let 21 and up in.

the venue here in Arizona is def. larger than the place they have played before. The Marquee Theater (I'd guess a 1500 gen. admin. capacity) is a big step up- but since The Sounds and Kill Hannah get no radio love here, they are gonna be hard-pressed to get enough people there to have a crowd. As you all know IMA Robot get some play here, not much though. Its an interesting choice of venue- anyway, that was just to answer Marks question.

Sorry guys, should have added link to the San Diego Canes show March 14 (thanks, ARTISS):

http://www.canesbarandgrill.com/4.html

Thanks for the info, imawrack, just trying to build up an image of where the 'bot are at venue wise as the metro in London is a warm size (read quite small, quite quite).

Peace
Mark

I never been to The Metro? Is it good Mark?

it reminds me of a large front room with a bar, smaller than your average village hall, but really nice and close and cosy to the action

Peace
Mark

does anyone know when the avalon tickets go on sale? cane's bar and grill is going to be awsome!

keep and eye on the board... i'm sure Drac will post it as soon as theres any word.