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Statement from Baroness: “With the current surge in Omicron cases, we will be postponing Leg 2 of the ‘Your Baroness Tour ‘until March and April. With the intimate, ‘in your face’ nature of these shows we want to make sure that we’re doing everything we can to ensure a safe, healthy night for everyone in the room. We don’t want anyone coming to see us to feel like they are at risk, and we also don’t want to get back out there and end up having to cancel (more) shows because someone in the touring party is ill. These shows have been some of the most thrilling and rewarding we’ve ever done, and we absolutely cannot wait to get back to it. Luckily, we’ll only have to (impatiently) wait a few extra weeks to do it! The new ‘Your Baroness’ dates are below. All original tickets will be valid on the rescheduled date, and setlist voting will be extended until 8 days before the rescheduled date for anyone who has not yet cast their ballot. If you cannot make the rescheduled show, please contact your original point of purchase for a refund. To our friends in Nashville and Tucson: unfortunately the venues were not available to reschedule your shows and we were not able to find any alternative rooms that were open, so we will be forced to cancel those shows. Refunds will be issued by your original point of purchase. We will be back as soon as we possibly can! To our friends in Houston: please note that the venue for your rescheduled date has changed and will move from Secret Group to Satellite Houston. All tickets previously purchased for this show will be honored at the new venue. Thank you for understanding and we will see you SOON.” March 11 Harrisonburg, VA The Golden Pony March 12 Charlotte, NC The Milestone Club March 14 Atlanta, GA The Earl March 15 Orlando, FL Will’s Pub March 16 Tampa, FL Crowbar March 18 New Orleans, LA The Parish at HOB March 19 Houston, TX Satellite Houston March 20 Austin, TX Mohawk March 23 San Diego, CA Brick by Brick March 24 Anaheim, CA The Parish at HOB March 25 Oakland, CA Starline Social Club March 27 Los Angeles, CA The Echo March 28 Phoenix, AZ The Rebel Lounge March 31 Salt Lake City, UT State Room April 1 Denver, CO Globe Hall April 2 Lawrence, KS The Bottleneck April 3 St. Louis, MO Blueberry Hill April 5 Oklahoma City, OK 89th Street April 6 Dallas, TX Three Links April 9 Newport, KY Southgate House Revival April 10 Chicago, IL Cobra Lounge April 12 Toronto, ON Horseshoe Tavern April 13 Ottawa, ON Brass Monkey April 14 Montreal, QC Bar Le Ritz PDB April 16 Boston, MA Middle East Upstairs |
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The GRAMMY® Award nominated Baroness is John Baizley (vocals/guitar), Gina Gleason (guitar), Nick Jost (bass) and Sebastian Thomson (drums). The Philadelphia-meets-New York based band have grown to be one of rock music’s most critically-revered as well as one of the most inventive artists of the modern era with each release in their kaleidoscopic canon seeing the band further defining their unique musical vantage point. Gold & Grey arrived in June of 2019 with Stereogum saying the collection “is the best thing Baroness has ever done… a masterpiece,” NME declaring it “a work of art in the truest sense of the word “ and NPR, noting the synchronicity between Baroness’ music and imagery, observing that “Gold & Grey feels like a callback to the heyday of the rock album as art object.” The 17-track release debuted atop Billboard’s Hard Rock Albums Sales and Independent Albums’ Charts and found the band gracing the covers of both Revolver and Kerrang! magazines. Baroness documented the album’s creation in a series of videos, dubbed “Making Gold & Grey” (https://smarturl.it/ # # # |
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