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Kula Shaker’s Sept.-Oct. Run
A taste of British psychedelia comes your way beginning in late September when Kula Shaker lands on these shores. Stops include Boston, Brooklyn, Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
K2.0 is the name of the new Kula Shaker album. The band’s fifth studio album comes 20 years after the release of debut disc K on Columbia Records.
But Kula Shaker’s roots go back farther than that. Guitarist/frontman Crispian Mills, the son of actress Haley Mills and movie director Roy Boulting, met bassist Alonza Bevan in 1988. Although the two were soon playing in a band, it wasn’t until 1995 that Mills came up with the Kula Shaker moniker.
Check out the video for new track “Infinite Sun” embedded below.
The U.S. tour begins one month after the band plays Italy’s
Sept. 26 – Boston, Mass., Brighton Music Hall
Sept. 27 – Philadelphia, Pa., World Cafe Live – Downstairs
Sept. 29 – Brooklyn, N.Y., Rough Trade
Sept. 30 – Brooklyn, N.Y., Rough Trade
Oct. 2 – Washington, D.C., U Street Music Hall
Oct. 4 – Seattle, Wash., The Crocodile
Oct. 5 – Portland, Ore., Star Theater
Oct. 7 – San Francisco, Calif., Great American Music Hall
Oct. 8 – West Hollywood, Calif., The Roxy Theatre
Oct. 9 – Solana Beach, Calif., Belly Up Tavern
Some shows are already on sale. Follow this link for more details.