A Very Built To Spill Fall

The Boise-based indie rock band is following up its summer U.S. tour with a fall excursion that kicks off Sept. 16 in New York. The September-October road trip includes gigs in D.C., St. Louis, Columbus, Toronto and Raleigh.

Built To Spill is continuing to support its eighth studio album, 2015’s Untethered Moon.

In Rolling Stone’s 3.5 star review, Kory Grow writes that frontman Doug Martsch “explores 50 shades of disappointment on ‘Never Be the Same’ and ‘Another Day,’ wraps his anxieties up in post-Hendrix guitar swirl on ‘When I’m Blind’ and builds a stomping, Crazy Horse-style jam about forgetting someone close to him on ‘C.R.E.B.’ The album’s consistency is a testament to Martsch’s perfectionism (he scrapped a whole album in 2012) – and for that, we salute him.”

Built To Spill’s next stop is tonight’s show in Tucson, Ariz. Here’s the band’s itinerary, with the new dates bolded:

May 31 – Tucson, Ariz., Club Congress        
June 1 – Albuquerque, N.M., Launchpad      
June 2 – El Paso, Texas, Tricky Falls 
June 3 – San Antonio, Texas, The Paper Tiger          
June 4 – Houston, Texas, Eleanor Tinsley Park (Free Press Summer Fest)   
June 5 – Jackson, Miss., Duling Hall 
June 6 – Birmingham, Ala., Saturn    
June 7 – Atlanta, Ga., Terminal West
June 9 – Baton Rouge, La., Varsity Theatre  
June 10 – Austin, Texas, Stubb’s Bar-B-Q    
June 11 – Fort Worth, Texas, Panther Island Pavilion (Fort Worth Untapped)        
June 12 – Oklahoma City, Okla., ACM @ UCO      
June 14 – Memphis, Tenn., 1884 Lounge      
June 15 – Knoxville, Tenn., Bijou Theatre    
June 16 – Cincinnati, Ohio, The Woodward Theater
June 17 – Chicago, Ill., Thalia Hall    
June 18 – Maquoketa, Iowa, Codfish Hollow Barnstormers – Basement     
June 19 – Milwaukee, Wis., Turner Hall Ballroom    
June 20 – Madison, Wis., High Noon Saloon
June 21 – Minneapolis, Minn., First Avenue
June 22 – Fargo, N.D., The Aquarium
June 23 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Pyramid Cabaret    
June 24 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Various Venues (SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival)
June 25 – Calgary, Alberta, Various Venues (Sled Island Festival) 
June 27 – Bozeman, Mont., Emerson Center For The Arts & Culture
June 28 – Missoula, Mont., The Badlander   
June 29 – Spokane, Wash., Knitting Factory Concert House
June 30 – Bellingham, Wash., Wild Buffalo House Of Music
July 1 – Olympia, Wash., Capitol Theatre
July 2 – Walla Walla, Wash., Main Street Studios
July 3 – Bend, Ore., Domino Room
July 4 – Boise, Idaho, The Olympic
Sept. 16 – New York, N.Y., Irving Plaza
Sept. 17 – Wilmington, Del., Bellevue State Park (Analog-A-Go-Go)
Sept. 18 – Washington, D.C., 9:30 Club    
Sept. 20 – Richmond, Va., The National    
Sept. 21 – Charlotte, N.C., Neighborhood Theatre          
Sept. 22 – Carrboro, N.C., Cat’s Cradle
Sept. 23 – Asheville, N.C., The Orange Peel          
Sept. 24 – Athens, Ga., Georgia Theatre
Sept. 26 – St. Louis, Mo., The Ready Room          
Sept. 27 – Columbus, Ohio, Skully’s Music Diner
Sept. 28 – Millvale, Pa., Mr. Small’s Theatre         
Sept. 29 – Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Grog Shop
Sept. 30 – Toronto, Ontario, The Danforth Music Hall 
Oct. 1– Montreal, Quebec, Club Soda
Oct. 3– Boston, Mass., Paradise Rock Club
Oct. 4– Boston, Mass., Paradise Rock Club
Oct. 5 – Brooklyn, N.Y., Brooklyn Bowl   
Oct. 6 – South Burlington, Vt., Higher Ground      
Oct. 7 – Ithaca, N.Y., The Haunt
Oct. 8– Asbury Park, N.J., Stone Pony

Tickets go on sale June 3. Visit BuiltToSpill.com for more information. Click here for Pollstar’s 2015 Q&A with Doug Martsch.