Live Nation Canada is excited to announce that Juno Award-winners, Sam Roberts Band will be heading on tour to perform for their Canadian fans this November in support of their latest album, Lo-Fantasy. Supporting them on select dates will be special guests The Besnard Lakes. Complete tour listing below.
Tickets for the Lo-Fantasy Tour are available from www.livenation.com.
Sam Roberts, called in a broad spectrum of influences for his fifth studio album, Lo-Fantasy, from the Clash to Fela Kuti, from electronic-gurus Underworld to Etienne De Crecy, from Gordon Lightfoot to Ray Davies, before turning to Youth (a.k.a. Martin Glover) to help sculpt these different directions into a focused, living whole. Youth (a.k.a. Martin Glover) boasted an incredible resume, with production credits ranging from The Verve’s ‘Urban Hymns’ to Crowded House, as well as stints performing with Paul McCartney, ambient-techno kings The Orb, and post-punk outfit Killing Joke. A combination of sleep deprivation, excitement, uncertainty, and adrenaline pushed the band outside any notion of comfort when creating the album, generating their most dynamic and inventive arrangements to date. It also helped capture the fiery spirit and urgency that have made their live shows so legendary, earning them spots performing everywhere from Letterman and Conan to Bonnaroo, ACL, Lollapalooza and Bumbershoot, and alongside heroes like the Rolling Stones and AC/DC.
For more information: www.samrobertsband.com
SAM ROBERTS BAND LO-FANTASY TOUR DATES
With special guests THE BESNARD LAKES:
November 13 – Kelowna Community Theatre – Kelowna*
November 15 – Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium – Edmonton
November 16 – Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium – Calgary
November 18 – O’Brians Event Centre – Saskatoon
November 19 – Burton Cummings Theatre – Winnipeg
November 27 – Hamilton Place Theatre – Hamilton
November 28 – London Music Hall – London
November 29 – Rogers K-Rock Centre/OLG Casino Thousand Islands Theatre – Kingston
** With guests Pigeon Park. Besnard Lakes will not be performing.