Tag: Accessory

  • Protomartyr maps the world tour

    Protomartyr Hits the Road: A Fall and Winter Tour Sweeps North America and Europe

    Get ready for an epic run of music, as the band Protomartyr prepares to embark on a lengthy tour spanning North America and across Europe this fall and winter. Fans will have to mark their calendars for an unforgettable journey that promises high-energy performances from the American Southwest all the way to the European continent.

    The adventure kicks off in Phoenix, Arizona, where the tour begins on October 19th at the Crescent Ballroom. From there, the band sets a course across the US West Coast, hitting stops like San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco before making a dramatic transatlantic jump to Vancouver, British Columbia.

    The North American leg is packed with iconic venues and unexpected detours. The journey includes appearances in Portland, Oregon, and a memorable stop in Austin, Texas, where the band will open for the legendary Jesus and Mary Chain on October 31st. The momentum continues as they travel through major cities, making stops in Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, and Chicago before concluding their US run in Detroit.

    The schedule is a whirlwind of action, weaving through diverse venues from concert halls to historic ballrooms, ensuring there’s something for every music lover. Beyond the North American itinerary, the tour doesn’t stop there. In February, Protomartyr will pick up the pace for an extensive European run, taking their electrifying sound across cities like Leeds, Glasgow, London, Paris, and Berlin.

    Supporting the band throughout these dates will be talented acts including Accessory, J.R.C.G., and the Jesus and Mary Chain themselves, adding layers of iconic energy to the setlists.

    Fans eager to secure their tickets can find all the detailed tour dates and purchasing information on Protomartyr’s official website. Tickets go on sale on Friday, July 10th, at 10 a.m. local time. This is an opportunity to experience the band live as they take their music to some of the world’s most vibrant cultural centers.

  • Automatic announce fall tour with Accessory and Donzii

    The synth and dance-rock world is buzzing with new energy, thanks to Automatic, the dynamic duo of Izzy Glaudini and Halle Saxon. Following a recent shift in lineup, the group is hitting the road, ready to deliver an unforgettable experience on the festival circuit.

    With their momentum building, Automatic is embarking on an exciting fall tour, bringing their unique sound to both East and West Coasts through collaborations with two highly regarded acts: Accessory and Knockdown Center’s Ruins in New York.

    Beyond the regular touring schedule, Automatic is also set to celebrate music history. They will be taking part in Stones Throw Records’s 30th anniversary party, running from October 16 to 18 at The Lodge Room in Los Angeles. This special event promises a night of heavy hitters, featuring headline acts such as Mild High Club and Los Retros, alongside legends like Dam-Funk, Egyptian Lover, Eric Andre, and Stones Throw founder Peanut Butter Wolf.

    The sheer scale of the tour demonstrates how deeply Automatic is connecting with the community. The schedule stretches across multiple cities, demonstrating a commitment to bringing their sound to audiences everywhere, from Boston and London to Austin and Seattle.

    Specific dates in 2026 highlight this expansive vision. The lineup includes appearances at venues like The Empty Bottle in Chicago, The Mod Club in London, and various festival spots across North America and Europe. Dates feature collaborative appearances with both Accessory and Donzii, offering audiences a wide spectrum of musical experiences.

    As the tour progresses into the fall, fans have until Friday, June 24, to secure tickets for all scheduled dates, ensuring they don’t miss this epic journey.

  • Automatic Book 2026 North American Tour

    The road is calling, and Automatic, the energetic L.A. rockers, are setting their sights on North America this summer. Following a successful European run, the dynamic duo have announced a sprawling new tour schedule packed with high-energy festival spots and standalone shows spanning both the East and West Coasts.

    Get ready for an unforgettable journey that blends major festival appearances with intimate venue performances. The itinerary promises a dose of rock and roll excitement, hitting major cultural hubs from the Pacific Northwest all the way down to the coasts.

    The tour is already buzzing with specific highlights. Fans can look forward to seeing them at iconic events like Pickathon in Happy Valley, OR, and appearances at Outside Lands in San Francisco, CA. The schedule is designed to deliver high-octane performances wherever the road takes them.

    Adding to the excitement, Automatic has already secured major spots across the continent. For example, they are slated to take the stage at the Mod Club in Toronto on September 27th, following a special performance at POP Montreal on September 26th, showcasing their ability to captivate audiences in diverse settings.

    The journey won’t be solo. Automatic is bringing an incredible lineup of support acts along for the ride, featuring collaborators like Accessory and Donzii who will join them on numerous dates, ensuring a rich tapestry of musical talent throughout the run.

    This North American adventure features venues ranging from outdoor festivals to unique club spaces, including stops in Austin, TX; Houston, TX; New Orleans, LA; and major metropolitan areas like Chicago, IL and Seattle, WA. The dates stretch from July through October 2026, offering fans a chance to experience the band live across multiple states.

    Tickets are now available for specific dates, starting with the Toronto performance this Friday, June 26th, at 10 a.m. ET. This sale follows an exclusive artist presale, which kicks off tomorrow, June 25th, at 10 a.m. Fans can secure their spots and explore the complete North American tour schedule on Concert Central.