The next chance to catch the bands is tonight at New York City’s Bowery Ballroom, with other opportunities at clubs across the country through mid-June.

Stops include 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. (May 22), NorVa in Norfolk, Va. (May 24), City Hall in Nashville (May 27), House of Blues in New Orleans (June 2), The Brickhouse in Phoenix (June 7), Troubadour in Los Angeles (June 9-11) and The Fillmore in San Francisco (June 13).

WSO will also make an appearance at Lollapalooza in Chicago’s Grant Park on August 3.

Tickets for some Augustana/WSO shows are available at Ticketmaster.com.

Uneasy, due July 15 on Canvasback Music, took Wild Sweet Orange two years to complete.

Frontman Preston Lovinggood explained the album is a document of the band’s progress from its first sessions in Birmingham, Ala., to its most recent work in Austin with producer Mike McCarthy (Spoon, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Patty Griffin).

“The story of the record is the story of Wild Sweet Orange,” he said. “It was a humbling and sometimes tiresome experience, like, ‘Oh man, are we ever gonna get this record out?’ But we also knew that these songs were good enough and if we worked hard enough, they’d take us to where we wanted to be.”

The singer credits some of the band’s growth to lots of touring while the album was being completed.

“It’s like we’ve been in the belly of the whale for the past three or four years and now we’ve finally been spit out. We’re taking all of our experiences and bringing them onstage every night.”