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Slauson Malone 1 & Quiet Light Fall Tour Announced

The electronic landscape is buzzing with new rhythms, and leading the charge is the indie-tronica duo EAR, featuring Kurt Vile and Greg Mendez. Following the release of their sophomore album Rumspringa in May, the pair are gearing up for a major fall tour designed to bring their distinctive sound to audiences across the country.

The tour schedule is packed with excitement, promising a diverse lineup of supporting artists who will share the stage alongside EAR. The itinerary spans several cities and unique venues, offering fans a chance to experience the dynamic energy of electronic music in varied settings.

Fans can look forward to an impressive series of dates that connect major hubs. Highlights include shows featuring Slauson Malone 1, Quiet Light, Bby Kell, and wackoes opening for EAR, varying by location and date.

The journey takes listeners from the East Coast to the Midwest and beyond. The tour kicks off with an event in New York City, where EAR and Bby Kell will perform at the scenic East 34th St Heliport on September 12th, offering a unique backdrop for the music.

The schedule continues across the country, featuring stops in Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto, Chicago, San Diego, and San Francisco. These dates are spread out throughout the autumn months, ensuring that the tour provides a comprehensive musical experience for those who love indietronica.

Specific dates include performances on September 16th in Boston supporting Oral, and multiple shows in Philadelphia, including a date at Making Time ∞, and appearances at CRSSD. Later stops feature acts like Quiet Light and wackoes opening for EAR in Chicago.

The tour culminates with dates in the West Coast, including performances at Portola in San Francisco, offering listeners a full spectrum of musical experiences throughout the fall.

Fans are encouraged to check the full schedule for specific venue details and ticket information. The tour provides an exciting opportunity to experience the evolution of EAR‘s sound as they embark on their next chapter.