The Tuesday Show
album art from Honey
Low Cut Connie
LIVE!!!
Apr 23 – Baby’s All Right – Brooklyn, NY
Apr 28 – Preservation Pub – Knoxville, TN
Apr 29 – Georgia Theatre – Athens, GA
Apr 30 – Local 506 – Chapel Hill, NC
Shana Falana
LIVE!!!
Apr 21 – Wild Joe’s Coffee – Bozeman, MT
Apr 22 – The Real Lounge – Missoula, MT
Apr 23 – The Bartlett – Spokane, WA
Apr 24 – Jewelbox Theater – Seattle, WA
Laura Marling
(Photo by Lucy Hamblin)
April 21 – Queen Elizabeth Hall @ Southbank Centre – London, United Kingdom
April 22 – Cambridge Corn Exchange – Cambridge, United Kingdom
April 24 – Albert Hall – Manchester, United Kingdom
April 25 – O2 Academy Glasgow – Glasgow, United Kingdom
April 27 – The Institute – Birmingham, United Kingdom
April 29 & 30 – Queen Elizabeth Hall @ Southbank Centre – London, United Kingdom
May 4 – O2 Guildhall Southampton – Southampton, United Kingdom
May 5 – Colston Hall – Bristol, United Kingdom
May 7 – Olympia Theatre – Dublin, Ireland
May 8 – Belfast Waterfront – Belfast, United Kingdom
May 10 – Le Trabendo – Paris, France
May 12 – AB Box – Brussels, Belgium
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