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Joseph Returns With New Single, Album & North American Tour
Joseph, the folk-pop trio of sisters hailing from Portland, Oregon, celebrates the April 28 release of a new album, The Sun, by launching a 35-date North American tour the same day at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Stops will include Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Nashville and more.
Tickets and VIP packages are now available through Live Nation as well as the group’s website.
Joseph is taking a new direction with the first single, “Nervous System,” released yesterday alongside a colorful kaleidoscopic video directed by Vanessa Pla. , is a kicked-up anthem about struggling with anxiety and tending to ourselves with presence and compassion.
“Nervous System,” co-written with Tayla Parx (Ariana Grande, Khalid/Normani) and Wynne Bennett (HAIM, Twin Shadow, Janelle Monae), “is a punchy anthem about being our own life lines in times of anxiety and struggle.”
“It’s about self regulating and tending to ourselves with presence and compassion, rather than frantically reaching outside of ourselves.” singer Allison Closner says. “I’ve struggled with a lot of anxiety over the years, at times a constant inner storm, and it’s been easy to look outside myself to feel safe and secure. I’ve fought to find my inner peace, and through that process I’ve found that so much of the time I already have what it takes to calm my nervous system.”
Joseph first drew attention with its 2016 ATO Records debut I’m Alone, No You’re Not, which peaked at No. 104 on Billboard 200 but rose to No. 8 on the “alternative” charts. A single, “White Flag,” from the album reached No. 1 on radio’s AAA chart. Their 2019 album Good Luck, Kid peaked at No. 4 on Billboard’s Heatseakers chart.
In the last three years, Joseph has mostly played clubs (and opened for The Shins) for average ticket sales of 415 sold per show and a gross of $11,847.
That should change with this outing, with the move from clubs to theaters and larger venues including the Belasco in Los Angeles, Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas; 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.; Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville; and a two-night hometown stand at Porland, Oregon’s Revolution Hall.
U.S. TOUR 2023
April 28 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
April 29 Los Angeles, CA The Belasco
April 30 San Diego, CA Music Box
May 2 Tucson, AZ Congress Plaza Stage
May 3 Santa Fe, NM Meow Wolf
May 5 Dallas, TX The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
May 6 Houston, TX Last Concert Café
May 7 Austin, TX Paramount Theatre
May 9 Oklahoma City, OK Tower Theatre
May 11 Boulder, CO Boulder Theater
May 12 Salt Lake City, UT Commonwealth Room
May 13 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
May 15 Missoula, MT The Wilma
May 16 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
May 18 Seattle, WA The Showbox
May 19 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
May 20-21 Portland, OR Revolution Hall
June 9 St. Paul, MN Fitzgerald Theater
June 10 Milwaukee, WI Turner Hall
June 11 Indianapolis, IN HIFI Annex
June 13 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
June 14 Detroit, MI The Magic Bag
June 16 Toronto, ON Opera House
June 17 Buffalo, NY Town Ballroom
June 18 Burlington, VT Higher Ground
June 20 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
June 22 New York, NY Irving Plaza
June 23 Philadelphia, PA World Café Live
June 24 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
June 25 Carrboro, NC Cat’s Cradle
June 27 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
June 29 Nashville, TN Brooklyn Bowl
June 30 St. Louis, MO Delmar Hall
July 1 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall