NEW HORSE FEATHERS SPRING TOUR DATES

One of Portland's finest exports Horse Feathers will be touring over the next few month including an appearance at SXSW. The dates are listed below.



Their new album 'Thistled Spring' will be out in Apr 20th on Kill Rock Stars. This will be their second full length for KRS after 2008's 'House With No Home,' and their third overall. 'House With No Home' received wonderful press notices and made it possible for Horse Feathers to establish a strong following in Europe as well as the US. 'Thistled Spring' is both a worthy follow up and a new beginning with musical ideas and melodies literally bursting forth. Let me know if you need more information.

March 2010

10 - Ann Arbor, MI The Ark
11 - Oberlin, OH Oberlin College
12 - Columbus, OH Rumba Cafe
18 Austin, TX SXSW Kill Rock Stars Day Party at Cheer Up Charlie's at 5pm

26 - Kennewick, WA Red Room
27 - Pullman, WA Pullman Folk Festival


April 2010



9 - Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley - Sproul Plaza - 12pm
11 - Eugene, OR Sam Bond's Garage
13 - Portland, OR Doug Fir
15 - Seattle, WA Tractor Tavern
16 - Vancouver, BC The Media Club
17 - Spokane, WA The Empyrean
20 - Minneapolis, MN The Cedar Cultural Center
21 - Madison, WI High Noon Saloon
22 - Chicago, IL Schubas
23 - South Bend, IN Subkirke
24 - St Louis, MO Billiken Club
26 - Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom & Tavern
27 - Buffalo, NY The Ninth Ward at Babeville
28 - Toronto, ON Drake Hotel
29 - Montreal, QC Divan Orange
30 - Boston, MA The Red Room at Cafe 939

May 2010

1 - Northampton, MA Iron Horse
3 - Brooklyn, NY Union Hall
4 - New York, NY Mercury Lounge
5 - Philadelphia, PA Kung Fu Necktie
6 - Washington, DC Black Cat
7 - Charlottesville, VA The Southern
10 - Louisville, KY Skull Alley
11 - Bloomington, IN The Bishop
12 - Iowa City, IA The Mill
14 - Denver, CO Hi-Dive
15 - Salt Lake City, UT Kilby Court
17 - Tucson, AZ Solar Culture
18 - San Diego, CA Casbah
19 - Los Angeles, CA The Fold In Bottleg Theater
20 - Visalia, CA The Cellar Door
21 - Santa Cruz, CA The Crepe Place
22 - Davis, CA Sophia's Thai Kitchen
23 - San Francisco, CA Bottom of the Hill

"defines an eerie space where the skeleton of a story lies: no exposition, no names, just hints of a grief and outrage.... His voice high and unreadable, Justin Ringle skims the melodies as the arrangement builds haphazardly, creating an eerie insistence that gives his lyrics added heft. 7.6" - Pitchfork

"grim stuff, to be sure, but those strings are gorgeous enough to sweep the song's entire generation of tragedy under the rug." - NPR

"a lovely, lo-fidelity meditation, full of banjo, guitar, cello, saw and gentle vocal harmonies." New York Times