Pixies have announced a fresh set of Doolittle shows for the U.S. after their amazing performance at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound festival as well as they are adding more concerts to their 2010 U.S. “Doolittle Tour,” with sold out shows in Austin, Tulsa, Kansas City and Nashville. These will be the first Pixies Doolittle shows of 2010. The 20th anniversary of the release of the band’s Doolittle is extended by 2010 U.S. “Doolittle Tour.” The album start-to-finish, as well as its related B-sides will be performed by the pixies. With specially designed videos, the concert is also a massive multimedia show.
The band has announced an 11-city Doolittle tour that will be started on September 7th in Philly, and ends on the 26th in San Diego. All of the songs from Doolittle plus B-sides like “Weird at My School” and “Dancing the Manta Ray” will be played by them. Especially for the Doolittle tour, 11 films, this will be projected onto a large backdrop video screen to accompany 12 of the 21 songs that comprise the show, have been created by filmmakers Judy Jacobs, Tom Winkler, Brent Felix and Melinda Tupling.
In Dublin, Ireland, The “Doolittle Tour” was launched on 30 September, 2009. The DOOLITTLE will be played sold-out shows everywhere like Scotland, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, with 20,000 fans over four nights in London and last November, it came to America. Live recordings of all of the shows with CDs will be available by Pixies last time, for sale the very same night at their merch table immediately after the show.
The concert will start with the show of silent surrealist short film of 1929, “Un Chien Andalou,” which was produced in France by Spanish director Luis Bunuel and artist Salvador Dali, and provided the impetus for Black Francis in writing “Debaser.” Audiences will be able to purchase a CD of the show that they just saw right at the venue, at the end of every show. For buying a copy of Pixies’ music, anybody can visit www.doolittlelive.com.
Doolittle Tour US Dates:
- 7 September, Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
- 9 September, Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte, NC
- 10 September, Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN
- 11 September, Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN
- 12 September, Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, NC
- 13 September, Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA
- 17 September, Uptown Theatre, Kansas City, MO
- 18 September, Brady Theatre, Tulsa, OK
- 19 September, Verizon Theatre, Dallas, TX
- 20 September, Verizon Wireless Theatre, Houston, TX
- 21 September, Austin Music Hall, Austin, TX
- 22 September, Austin Music Hall, Austin, TX
- 24 September, Mesa Amphitheatre, Mesa, AZ
- 25 September, The Joint, Las Vegas, NV
- 26 September, RIMAC Arena, San Diego, CA
