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Lake Street Drive are a band founded in 2004 hailing from Boston, Massachusetts. The quartet are known for their indie rock infused take on classic jazz, soul and swing music from the pre-rock era of music.

Lake Street Dive seem to have a band motto. Not a lot of bands do that because not a lot of bands should do that but in their case, it works. That’s because it’s a simple, yet precise description of the band and their music, it’s simply “two girls, two guys, and a whole lotta feelings”. It sums up the basic idea of the band pretty well, what it doesn’t cover is their delectable indie-soul sensibilities or the way they’ve built themselves up the most natural way that they could.

The four members began playing together in 2004, but the origins of the band begin a year later. Double bassist Bridget Kearney wrote a song that the band performed for the John Lennon Songwriting contest, and promptly won in the Jazz category. They won a cash prize and 1000 CD’s pressed, which led to them independently releasing their first album “In This Episode…” in 2006.

The band performed and recorded intermittently over the next four years, recording another album entitled “Promises, Promises” in the interim. They even signed to Signature Sounds Recordings in 2011, but it wasn’t until one year later that they decided to make a strong commitment to the band, and finally went on tour. When I say they toured, I mean it, we’re talking 150 shows in 2013 alone.

This was done in the midst of recording their 2014 album “Bad Self Portraits”. Along with a viral video of them covering The Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back” around a single microphone on a Boston street corner that’s got 2 million views on Youtube and counting, this looks set to take them to the next level. It’s already got the band slots performing on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show and The Colbert Report and the only way seems to be up from there.

Lake Street Dive are truly unique, and richly deserving of any and every bit of attention that they can get. Highly recommended.

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Tuesday 26th April. The Scala. Lake Street Dive. It’s me and the missus tonight at Kings Cross’ finest. It’s a great venue, nowhere too far from the stage with generally good sight lines although the two tallest people in the world came tonight and stood dead centre stage near the front.

Lake Street Dive are a Brooklyn based, Boston formed band that’s difficult to categorise. Its pop, rock, funk, soul, R n B, a bit of everything. They take to stage looking like a cross between the ‘Bash Street Kids’ and the ‘Kids from Fame.’ There’s the geeky one on guitar, the Vicky Pollardesque one on double bass, the cool guy with bandana on drums and the posh one in the middle with the pretty dress on vocals.

Touring in support of their new album ‘Side Pony’ which I have had a bit of trouble getting into after the excellent ‘Bad Self Portraits’ of a couple of years ago I am unsure what to expect tonight.

I needn’t have worried. Once they started and Racheal Price opens her mouth and that beautiful voice cascades into us we are rapt. It is a joy to behold, its Mariah, its Christina, its Ella and at the low end of the scale Bonnie Raitt. It has a raw soul blues feel that kicks you in the stomach, grabs your insides and never lets go.

She is ably supported both musically and vocally by Mike Olson, Bridget Kearney and Mike Calabrese who provide sublime harmonies throughout.

The new songs sound amazing and are really brought to life as well as some of my favourites from the back catalogue. There’s a great version of Lola half way through and the set closer ‘Rich Girl’ has the whole crowd singing and dancing long after they finish performing. Fantastic night of live music and the absolute contrast to the subdued atmosphere of Calexico the night before.

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LAKE STREET DIVE...@ Crossroads KC

09/04/17...the Passion is infectious the performance is classy, witty, sultry, and sensuous. The band exhibits a cutting edge of humility and heartache that capture the essence of the human relationship. Their persona exemplifies the importance of allowing oneself to feel and express joy amidst whatever circumstances surround you. Rachael Price's Voice is profound with soothing harmonies from her supporting cast. Bridget on the stand up Bass is superb. If you haven't seen them your doing your head and heart a disservice. The passion and presence of Rachael Price is immaculately beautiful and captivating. I encourage you to check them out live. They are performing some new songs on this tour and they were A breath of fresh air. I particularly liked "Good Kisser". A few of my standard favorites are "Bad Self Portrait", "Side Pony" and "What am I Doing Here"...Definately an act not to miss if they come to a venue near you and I would say worthy of a couple hour road trip as well.

Lake Street Dive played last night in Clearwater, FL at the Capital Theater. The opening act was Mikaela Davis and Southern Star. They were very good, better than expected from an opening act. She's a beautiful young lady with a beautiful voice, playing a beautiful harp.

Lake Street Dive played for about an hour and a half and they were outstanding, great, phenomenal, and any other accolades you can come up with. Rachel tore it up. Her vocals are unbelievable. Her moves are so sexy and cool.

Mike Calabrese, on drums, had outrageous solo towards the end that lasted at least 5 minutes. The new guy on keyboards, Akie Bermiss, also sang "Still the One", his version of the Shania Twain hit. It was amazing.

There is so much talent in this band, with a pretty good light show too. If you have the chance to see them, do not pass it up, you will be missing out on a great experience.

Our first time seeing Lake Street Dive perform was beyond memorable; it was unparalleled. Each member of the band is so very talented, yet it's the passionate, energetic and seamless collaboration among the members that make LSD such an amazing experience. I have never heard a singer quite like Rachael, ever. Mike's guitar and trumpet work is astounding, and Drummer Mike has no rival. Then there's Bridget. I'm a bassist and this woman is an absolute marvel, if not a deity. Couple the stunning musicianship, flawless arrangements and charming (I mean this with the utmost affection) stage presence with the brilliant harmonies and clever, innovative phrasing and, well, it was quite an evening. I must mention the sound and lighting crew, whose work was without flaw and enhanced an already-perfect show. We have a new favorite band! Rick R - no bass, no groove

Great show, great energy. My only exposure prior to this show was Youtube videos. I knew Rachel Price had a great voice, but WOW! She kept up the energy and great smiles throughout the show. Lake Street Dive is clearly a tight ensemble. The synergy between the musicians was palpable. Hard to believe such great music was being put out by only 4 people! The music was soulful and jazzy, and kept me moving all night. They were troopers, not even acknowledging the chilly breeze off the harbor. I'm not sure why they have only put out 2 albums in 10 years (bought both at the show), but I hope they make more. Will see them again if they come to town. Was a little disappointed that the last song of the night was a cover song. Great cover, but would have preferred to leave with an original ringing in my ears.

Fabulous, which I expect from this band. The foursome brought their high-octane energy and passion to the stage at the Britt Festival. Rachael Price was nothing short of spectacular with her soulful performances. Mike-squared on the guitar/trumpet and drums brought their A games and Bridget Kearney on the upright bass, inspired and energized the crowd the way she cherished every note. If you have never seen this band, make it a point of finding out where they are playing and by tickets. Thanks for a great show LSD.

Confidence. Talent. Tight. LSD delivered both an joyous and professional performance. Each member of the quartet delivered exceptional musical work; while the Ms Price controlled the stage with her voice, smile and moves.

Having the courage to allow "The Suffers," a 10-person group of exceptional excitement and sweep to open shows how unafraid LSD is.

Lake Street Dive doesn't fit genre categories, except "value for the time and money." You won't be disappointed in going to one of their concerts.

What can I say that would do justice to the performance last night or to Lake Street Drive as a band. They are ridiculously good at performing live and never fail to blow me away. The venue was awesome and only made their performance that much better. The power, the versatility, the funk factor is high with Lake Street Dive and I count myself fortunate to have been there to see/hear it.

So thank you Songkick for the getting us there. Definitely one for the permanent memory bank!

Saw LSD recently in Charlotte. And was a fan via CD’s and Pandora. But live in a venue with 2,000 + standing was another dimension of supreme enjoyment. Not fair to single out any one performance or accolade, but suffice to say these musicians are in a limited league of peers. If they accidentally appear in your ‘hood, do whatever is necessary to observe. It will restore your faith in raw (albeit studied) and exciting talent.

How was Lake Street Dive, you ask? AMAZING! That's how they were. Rachel, Mike, McDuck, & Bridgette are THE. LITERAL. S***! I'm so happy for all of the success they've had since I first started following them four years ago. They put on an amazing show. Every band member is ridiculously talented, and their friendship shines through on stage which makes the show even more fun! Also, Thalia Hall is a great fucking venue. That is all!

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Lake Street Dive Announce 2024 North American Tour

Their most recent recording, Fun Machine: The Sequel, a 6-track covers EP that include songs by Bonnie Raitt, The Pointer Sisters, and Carole King

Acclaimed pop/soul group Lake Street Dive has announced an extensive North American tour throughout 2024. Beginning June 14 in Asbury Park, NJ, the Good Together Tour will visit major cities and prestigious venues across the U.S. and Canada including, The Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, TN, The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Berkeley, The Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD, The Salt Shed in Chicago before wrapping up with two nights at The Eastern in Atlanta, GA on October 10 and 11. In addition, the band recently announced a return engagement to Denver’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 21 (already sold out!), and a career milestone, Lake Street Dive’s first—ever headline appearance at NYC’s revered Madison Square Garden on September 14th. The Good Together Tour pre—sale begins Wednesday, January 31 at 10:00AM local time, and general on—sale begins Friday, February 2 at 10:00AM local time. The full tour routing is below. Find ticket information: HERE

Lake Street Dive on the Good Together Tour:

“We’re going on our biggest tour yet!!! It’s gonna be a big ol’ party all around the United States and Canada and EVERYONE is invited! Looking for a place where you can get together with friends and strangers and dance the night away? Help is on the way! We cannot wait to set sail on this epic musical adventure. See you soon!”

With tens of millions of streams, an acclaimed discography including seven celebrated studio LPs, two EP’s, a slew of much-loved singles and an enduring worldwide fanbase to their credit, Lake Street Dive: vocalist Rachael Price, bassist/background vocalist, Bridget Kearney, drummer/background vocalist, Mike Calabrese, keyboardist/vocalist, Akie Bermiss and guitarist/background vocalist, James Cornelison, have become a dynamic and exhilarating force in popular music. The genre-busting band is currently working on new music for release later this year. Their most recent recording, Fun Machine: The Sequel, a 6-track covers EP that include songs by Bonnie Raitt, The Pointer Sisters, and Carole King among others, was released September 2022.

Lake Street Dive — Good Together Tour 2024 June 14—Asbury Park, NJ—Stone Pony Summer Stage June 27— Ottawa, ON—Ottawa Jazz Festival June 28 – Toronto, ON—Toronto Jazz Festival—History June 29—Saratoga Springs, NY—Freihofer’s Saratoga Jazz Festival July 07—Lafayette, NY—Beak and Skiff Apple Orchards July 09—Cleveland, OH—TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic July 10—Interlochen, MI—Interlochen Center for the Arts, Kresge Auditorium July 12—Indianapolis, IN—Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park July 13—Nashville, TN—Ascend Amphitheater July 14—Cincinnati, OH—Andrew J Brady Music Center July 16—St. Louis, MO—St. Louis Music Park July 17—Bentonville, AR—The Momentary July 19—Dillon, CO—Dillon Amphitheater July 21—Morrison, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre (SOLD OUT) July 23—Salt Lake City, UT—Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series July 26—San Diego, CA—Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre July 27—Los Angeles, CA—Greek Theatre July 28—Berkeley, CA—The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley July 30—Ketchum, ID—Sun Valley Center for the Arts August 01—Vancouver, BC—Orpheum Theatre August 02—Troutdale, OR—McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheatre August 03—Seattle, WA—Venue TBA August 04—Seattle, WA—Venue TBA August 17—Portland, ME—Thompson’s Point August 18—Portland, ME—Thompson’s Point September 13—Columbia, MD—Merriweather Post Pavilion September 14—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden September 15—Philadelphia, PA—The Mann September 17—Buffalo, NY—Terminal B at the Outer Harbor September 23—Grand Rapids, MI—20 Monroe Live September 24—Madison, WI—Breese Stevens Field September 26—Chicago, IL—The Salt Shed September 27—Chicago, IL—The Salt Shed September 28—Minneapolis, MN—Surly Brewing Festival Field September 30—Columbus, OH—KEMBA Live! Outdoor October 01—Pittsburgh, PA—Stage AE October 04—Raleigh, NC—Red Hat Amphitheater October 05—Charlotte, NC—Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre October 06—North Charleston, SC—Firefly Distillery October 08—Asheville, NC—Rabbit Rabbit October 10—Atlanta, GA—The Eastern October 11—Atlanta, GA—The Eastern

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Lake Street Dive Deliver 2024 Good Together Tour Dates

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Lake Street Dive have announced a new slate of dates, dubbed the Good Together Tour. The run will take the pop/soul ensemble from coast to coast, beginning on June 14 with a concert at Asbury Park, N.J.’s Stone Pony Summer Stage series.

After Lake Street Dive’s tour opener, the ensemble will take its live show to the Great White North, where they will play two shows, first at the Ottawa Jazz Festival on June 27 and then at History in Toronto on June 28. The band will return to the US for a continuum of dates in the Midwest and West Coast, culminating in a regional conclusion in Seattle. 

In mid-August and after a short break away from the stage, the ensemble will perform two concerts at Thompson’s Point in Portland, Maine, on August 17 and 18. Lake Street Dive will take another break before resuming their schedule with a series of stops across the Midwest and into the country’s Southern region. 

The group’s final appearances will occur on Oct. 10 and 11 at the Eastern in Atlanta. Apart from the aforementioned concerts, Lake Street Dive is set to play an already sold-out show with the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colo., on July 21. They will also perform at Madison Square Garden for the first time as a headliner on Sept.14.

In a press release shared via Lake Street Dive, the troupe offered: ““We’re going on our biggest tour yet!!! It’s gonna be a big ol’ party all around the United States and Canada and EVERYONE is invited! Looking for a place where you can get together with friends and strangers and dance the night away? Help is on the way! We cannot wait to set sail on this epic musical adventure. See you soon!”

Pre-sale tickets go on sale Wednesday, January 31, at 10:00 a.m. local time, followed by a general sale on Friday, February 2 at 10:00 a.m. local time. 

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Good Together Tour Dates:

June 14 – Stone Pony Summer Stage– Asbury Park, N.J. 

June 27 – Ottawa Jazz Festival – Ottawa

June 28 – History– Toronto

June 29 – Freihofer’s Saratoga Jazz Festival – Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 

July 7 – Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards – Lafayette, N.Y. 

July 9 – TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic – Cleveland

July 10 – Kresge Auditorium – Interlochen, Mich. 

July 12 – Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park – Indianapolis

July 13 – Ascend Amphitheater – Nashville 

July 14 – Andrew J. Brady Music Center – Cincinnati 

July 16 – Saint Louis Music Park – Maryland Heights, Mo. 

July 17 – The Momentary – Bentonville, Ariz. 

July 19 – Dillon Amphitheater – Dillon, Colo. 

July 21 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre with the Colorado Symphony – Morrison, Colo.

July 23 – Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre – Salt Lake City

July 26 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre – San Diego 

July 27 – Greek Theatre – Los Angeles 

July 28 – Greek Theatre – Berkeley, Calif. 

July 30 – Sun Valley Center for the Arts – Ketchum, Idaho

August 1 – The Orpheum – Vancouver, BC

August 2 – McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater – Troutdale, Ore.

August 3 – TBA – Seattle

August 4 – TBA – Seattle 

August 17 – Thompson’s Point – Portland, Maine

August 18 – Thompson’s Point – Portland, Maine 

Sept. 13 – Merriweather Post Pavilion – Columbia, Md. 

Sept. 14 – Madison Square Garden – New York

Sept. 15 – Mann Center for the Performing Arts – Philadelphia 

Sept. 17 – Buffalo Outer Harbor – Buffalo, N.Y. 

Sept. 23 – GLC Live at 20 Monroe – Grand Rapids, Mich.

Sept. 24 – Breese Stevens Field – Madison, Wis. 

Sept. 26 – The Salt Shed – Chicago 

Sept. 27 – The Salt Shed – Chicago 

Sept. 28 – Surly Brewing Co. – Minneapolis, Minn.

Sept. 30 – KEMBA Live! – Columbus, Ohio 

Oct. 1 – Stage AE – Pittsburgh

Oct. 4 – Red Hat Amphitheater – Raleigh, N.C. 

Oct. 5 – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre – Charlotte, N.C. 

Oct. 6 – Firefly Distillery – North Charleston, S.C. 

Oct. 8 – Rabbit Rabbit – Asheville, N.C. 

Oct. 10 – The Eastern – Atlanta

Oct. 11 – The Eastern – Atlanta 

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Lake Street Dive Announce 2024 “Good Together Tour” Dates

Their "biggest tour yet" includes stops at Red Rocks, Madison Square Garden, and more

Lake Street Dive have announced the “Good Together Tour,” a run of North American shows throughout 2024.

The “Good Together Tour”  begins June 14th in Asbury Park, New Jersey, before making stops at prestigious venues like The Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Berkeley, The Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, and The Salt Shed in Chicago before wrapping up with two nights at The Eastern in Atlanta on October 10th and 11th. Along the way, they’ll also return to Denver’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 21st, and make their first-ever headline appearance at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on September 14th.

“We’re going on our biggest tour yet!!!” Lake Street Dive said in a press release. “It’s gonna be a big ol’ party all around the United States and Canada and EVERYONE is invited! Looking for a place where you can get together with friends and strangers and dance the night away? Help is on the way! We cannot wait to set sail on this epic musical adventure. See you soon!”

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Lake Street Dive 2024 Tour Dates: 06/14 – Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony Summer Stage 06/27 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Jazz Festival 06/28 – Toronto, ON @ Toronto Jazz Festival – History 06/29 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Freihofer’s Saratoga Jazz Festival 07/07 – Lafayette, NY @ Beak and Skiff Apple Orchards 07/09 – Cleveland, OH @ TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic 07/10 – Interlochen, MI @ Interlochen Center for the Arts, Kresge Auditorium 07/12 – Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park 07/13 – Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheater 07/14 – Cincinnati, OH @ Andrew J Brady Music Center 07/16 – St. Louis, MO @ St. Louis Music Park 07/17 – Bentonville, AR @ The Momentary 07/19 – Dillon, CO @ Dillon Amphitheater 07/21 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre 07/23 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series 07/26 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 07/27 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre 07/28 – Berkeley, CA @ The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley 07/30 – Ketchum, ID @ Sun Valley Center for the Arts 08/01 – Vancouver, BC @ Orpheum Theatre 08/02 – Troutdale, OR @ McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheatre 08/03 – Seattle, WA @ Venue TBA 08/04 – Seattle, WA @ Venue TBA 08/17 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point 08/18 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point 09/13 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion 09/14 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 09/15 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Mann 09/17 – Buffalo, NY @ Terminal B at the Outer Harbor 09/23 – Grand Rapids, MI @ 20 Monroe Live 09/24 – Madison, WI @ Breese Stevens Field 09/26 – Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 09/27 – Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 09/28 – Minneapolis, MN @ Surly Brewing Festival Field 09/30 – Columbus, OH @ KEMBA Live! Outdoor 10/01 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE 10/04 – Raleigh, NC @ Red Hat Amphitheater 10/05 – Charlotte, NC @ Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre 10/06 – North Charleston, SC @ Firefly Distillery 10/08 – Asheville, NC @ Rabbit Rabbit 10/10 – Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern 10/11 – Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern

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Lake Street Dive Announce 2024 “Good Together Tour” Dates

The post Lake Street Dive Announce 2024 “Good Together Tour” Dates appeared first on Consequence .

Lake Street Dive have announced the “Good Together Tour,” a run of North American shows throughout 2024.

The “Good Together Tour”  begins June 14th in Asbury Park, New Jersey, before making stops at prestigious venues like The Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Berkeley, The Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, and The Salt Shed in Chicago before wrapping up with two nights at The Eastern in Atlanta on October 10th and 11th. Along the way, they’ll also return to Denver’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 21st, and make their first-ever headline appearance at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on September 14th.

“We’re going on our biggest tour yet!!!” Lake Street Dive said in a press release. “It’s gonna be a big ol’ party all around the United States and Canada and EVERYONE is invited! Looking for a place where you can get together with friends and strangers and dance the night away? Help is on the way! We cannot wait to set sail on this epic musical adventure. See you soon!”

The “Good Together Tour” pre-sale begins this Wednesday, January 31st, with a Live Nation pre-sale taking place on Thursday, February 1st (use access code SPOTLIGHT ), and a public on-sale following on Friday, February 2nd via Ticketmaster . Once tickets are on sale, you can also find them at StubHub , where your order is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program.

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Lake Street Dive’s last album was 2021’s  Obviously .

Lake Street Dive 2024 Tour Dates: 06/14 – Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony Summer Stage 06/27 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Jazz Festival 06/28 – Toronto, ON @ Toronto Jazz Festival – History 06/29 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Freihofer’s Saratoga Jazz Festival 07/07 – Lafayette, NY @ Beak and Skiff Apple Orchards 07/09 – Cleveland, OH @ TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic 07/10 – Interlochen, MI @ Interlochen Center for the Arts, Kresge Auditorium 07/12 – Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park 07/13 – Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheater 07/14 – Cincinnati, OH @ Andrew J Brady Music Center 07/16 – St. Louis, MO @ St. Louis Music Park 07/17 – Bentonville, AR @ The Momentary 07/19 – Dillon, CO @ Dillon Amphitheater 07/21 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre 07/23 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series 07/26 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 07/27 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre 07/28 – Berkeley, CA @ The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley 07/30 – Ketchum, ID @ Sun Valley Center for the Arts 08/01 – Vancouver, BC @ Orpheum Theatre 08/02 – Troutdale, OR @ McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheatre 08/03 – Seattle, WA @ Venue TBA 08/04 – Seattle, WA @ Venue TBA 08/17 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point 08/18 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point 09/13 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion 09/14 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 09/15 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Mann 09/17 – Buffalo, NY @ Terminal B at the Outer Harbor 09/23 – Grand Rapids, MI @ 20 Monroe Live 09/24 – Madison, WI @ Breese Stevens Field 09/26 – Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 09/27 – Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 09/28 – Minneapolis, MN @ Surly Brewing Festival Field 09/30 – Columbus, OH @ KEMBA Live! Outdoor 10/01 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE 10/04 – Raleigh, NC @ Red Hat Amphitheater 10/05 – Charlotte, NC @ Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre 10/06 – North Charleston, SC @ Firefly Distillery 10/08 – Asheville, NC @ Rabbit Rabbit 10/10 – Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern 10/11 – Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern

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Lake Street Dive Announces Semi-Acoustic ‘2023 Gather Round Sounds Tour’

Lake Street Dive has announced a run of laid-back, “semi-acoustic” performances dubbed the  2023 Gather Round Sounds Tour . The tour will feature support from singer-songwriter  Monica Martin .

“We are so pleased to announce a very special new tour!” the band said in a social media post. “Join us for these easy going, semi-acoustic evenings full of the fan favs, some deep cuts, and maybe even some works in progress in our most relaxed, basement couch setting yet.”

The six newly announced tour dates include shows at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville (1/20) and The Eastern in Atlanta (1/21), as well as two-night runs at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, MN (1/27–28) and The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY (2/3–4), with additional shows to be announced.

Related: Lake Street Dive Covers Bonnie Raitt’s “Nick Of Time” On Boston Sidewalk [Video]

An artist pre-sale is currently underway with code: GATHERROUND. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, October 7th, at 10 a.m. local time. View a full list of dates below, and for more information, visit the band’s website .

Lake Street Dive recently released a new six-song EP of covers,  Fun Machine: The Sequel . The follow-up to 2012’s original  Fun Machine  EP includes songs by Carole King ,  Shania Twain ,  Bonnie Raitt , and more. Click here to read more and listen to the EP.

Lake Street Dive – 2023 Gather Round Sounds Tour

JAN 20 – THE RYMAN – NASHVILLE, TN JAN 21 – THE EASTERN – ATLANTA, GA JAN 27 – PALACE THEATRE – SAINT PAUL, MN JAN 28 – PALACE THEATRE – SAINT PAUL, MN FEB 3 – THE CAPITOL THEATRE – PORT CHESTER, NY FEB 4 – THE CAPITOL THEATRE – PORT CHESTER, NY

Lake Street Dive Announce GOOD TOGETHER TOUR 2024

Article contributed by sacks and company | published on monday, january 29, 2024.

Acclaimed pop/soul group Lake Street Dive has announced an extensive North American tour throughout 2024. Beginning June 14 in Asbury Park, NJ, the Good Together Tour will visit major cities and prestigious venues across the U.S. and Canada including, The Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, TN, The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Berkeley, The Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD, The Salt Shed in Chicago before wrapping up with two nights at The Eastern in Atlanta, GA on October 10 and 11.

In addition, the band recently announced a return engagement to Denver’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 21 (already sold out!), and a career milestone, Lake Street Dive’s first—ever headline appearance at NYC’s revered Madison Square Garden on September 14th. The Good Together Tour pre—sale begins Wednesday, January 31 at 10:00AM local time, and general on—sale begins Friday, February 2 at 10:00AM local time. The full tour routing is below. Find ticket information: HERE .

Lake Street Dive on the Good Together Tour:

“We’re going on our biggest tour yet!!! It’s gonna be a big ol’ party all around the United States and Canada and EVERYONE is invited! Looking for a place where you can get together with friends and strangers and dance the night away? Help is on the way! We cannot wait to set sail on this epic musical adventure. See you soon!”

With tens of millions of streams, an acclaimed discography including seven celebrated studio LPs, two EP’s, a slew of much-loved singles and an enduring worldwide fanbase to their credit, Lake Street Dive: vocalist Rachael Price, bassist/background vocalist, Bridget Kearney, drummer/background vocalist, Mike Calabrese, keyboardist/vocalist, Akie Bermiss and guitarist/background vocalist, James Cornelison, have become a dynamic and exhilarating force in popular music. The genre-busting band is currently working on new music for release later this year. Their most recent recording, Fun Machine: The Sequel, a 6-track covers EP that include songs by Bonnie Raitt, The Pointer Sisters, and Carole King among others, was released September 2022.

Lake Street Dive — Good Together Tour 2024 June 14—Asbury Park, NJ—Stone Pony Summer Stage June 27— Ottawa, ON—Ottawa Jazz Festival June 28 – Toronto, ON—Toronto Jazz Festival—History June 29—Saratoga Springs, NY—Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival July 07—Lafayette, NY—Beak and Skiff Apple Orchards July 09—Cleveland, OH—TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic July 10—Interlochen, MI—Interlochen Center for the Arts, Kresge Auditorium July 12—Indianapolis, IN—Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park July 13—Nashville, TN—Ascend Amphitheater July 14—Cincinnati, OH—Andrew J Brady Music Center July 16—St. Louis, MO—St. Louis Music Park July 17—Bentonville, AR—The Momentary July 19—Dillon, CO—Dillon Amphitheater July 21—Morrison, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre (SOLD OUT) July 23—Salt Lake City, UT—Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series July 26—San Diego, CA—Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre July 27—Los Angeles, CA—Greek Theatre July 28—Berkeley, CA—The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley July 30—Ketchum, ID—Sun Valley Center for the Arts August 01—Vancouver, BC—Orpheum Theatre August 02—Troutdale, OR—McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheatre August 03—Seattle, WA—Venue TBA August 04—Seattle, WA—Venue TBA August 17—Portland, ME—Thompson's Point August 18—Portland, ME—Thompson's Point September 13—Columbia, MD—Merriweather Post Pavilion September 14—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden September 15—Philadelphia, PA—The Mann September 17—Buffalo, NY—Terminal B at the Outer Harbor September 23—Grand Rapids, MI—20 Monroe Live September 24—Madison, WI—Breese Stevens Field September 26—Chicago, IL—The Salt Shed September 27—Chicago, IL—The Salt Shed September 28—Minneapolis, MN—Surly Brewing Festival Field September 30—Columbus, OH—KEMBA Live! Outdoor October 01—Pittsburgh, PA—Stage AE October 04—Raleigh, NC—Red Hat Amphitheater October 05—Charlotte, NC—Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre October 06—North Charleston, SC—Firefly Distillery October 08—Asheville, NC—Rabbit Rabbit October 10—Atlanta, GA—The Eastern October 11—Atlanta, GA—The Eastern

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As a band, Lake Street Dive epitomizes democracy in action: the group, expanded into a quintet since touring keyboardist Akie Bermiss officially joined in 2017, share writing and arrangement duties. Their personalities, skills, and wide-ranging taste in pop, rock, R&B, and jazz have long blended together to make an impressively cohesive sound, both sophisticated and playful, combining retro influences with contemporary attitude. On its most recent Nonesuch album, 2018's Free Yourself Up, the band even produced the record itself.

But after being on the road for nearly eighteen months since that album, the band members decided they could use some outside help. They had been writing, swapping demos, and rehearsing before and after soundchecks or in backstage green rooms and had amassed a wealth of new material, full songs, and sketches. With more than three dozen new songs and the desire to make a concise, vinyl-length album, they turned to Mike Elizondo, the producer-songwriter-multi- instrumentalist whom Lake Street Dive fans might remember as music director of Chris Thile's public radio series, Live From Here. The Grammy Award-winning Elizondo is perhaps best known as a songwriting collaborator of Dr. Dre, Eminem, and 50 Cent, but he has also served as a record producer for Fiona Apple, Mary J. Blige, Carrie Underwood, and 21 Pilots, among many others. He is as conversant in jazz as in rock, country, bluegrass, and hip hop -- exactly the sort of genre-juggling guy who would appreciate Lake Street Dive's own versatility.

Obviously is titled after the first word in the lyrics of opening track "Hypotheticals." And it is obvious from the start that the band has homed in on Elizondo's hip-hop record- making expertise, because, on this material, the grooves run especially deep. A sense of rhythmic fun drives just about every track, from up-tempo numbers like "Hush Money" to a bittersweet slow dance like "Anymore." The quintet fashions disarmingly cheerful arrangements guaranteed to keep the party going even as the subject matter takes a more serious turn on lead-off single, "Making Do," about a younger generation facing a life of diminished expectations, and "Being a Woman," a finger-snapping, bird-flipping treatise on gender inequality. "Nobody's Stopping You Now" is a letter of encouragement from lead vocalist Rachael Price to her teenaged self, co-written with bassist Bridget Kearney.

Though they still excel at songs like "Lackluster Lover," poking sly fun at a hapless Lothario, Lake Street Dive has also figured out how to write tunes that reflect this particularly turbulent chapter in our shared history. As Price puts it, "You're trying to express your anxieties, your feelings, your sadness, your happiness, all of these things -- your authentic state of being in a song. But you're also trying to create something people will listen to over and over again. That's the unique fun thing about music, putting these messages into three and a half minute snippets, dropping whatever truth we can and hoping it's the type of thing that people want to ruminate on."

With the permanent addition of Bermiss to the line-up, Lake Street Dive gained another singer and songwriter, as well as a keyboardist. Vocal harmonies have been a strong suit since the band's earliest days in Boston, when the original foursome became a YouTube sensation for its impromptu sidewalk singing. Here, with Elizondo's encouragement, the group vocals are among their most inventive. On "Same Old News," Price and Bermiss do a lighthearted and sexy Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway-style duet. Album closer "Sarah" is performed a cappella, and it is as lush and emotive as an orchestrated piece.

"We had so much fun in the studio making Free Yourself Up," recounts Kearney. "But we've been a band for so long that we didn't want to just become a feedback loop of our own ideas. It felt like a really good time to bring another person like Mike [Elizondo], and he really opened us up. He encouraged us to make bolder arrangement choices, take those chances and try those things. The record really is a success in what we set out to do: continue to challenge ourselves, continue to grow, and do things we've never done before."

"Throughout our recording projects, our frame of reference has come from classic rock and '70s AM gold," explains McDuck. "But in terms of modern production aesthetics, no one is getting it right more than hip hop. There are a lot of great rock and roll records too, but there are aesthetic choices that we, as a rock band, always struggled with when it came time to mix. So, it was great to work with someone as musically omnivorous as Mike [Elizondo], who's had all that success and fluency in the hip hop world but can also hang when it came time to talk about double bass."

Prior to joining Elizondo at his suburban Nashville studio, Lake Street Dive had been on what would now be an unthinkably jam-packed schedule: concert dates, Brandi Carlile's "Girls Just Wanna Weekend" festival on the Caribbean coast of Mexico, and the annual Cayamo Cruise back east, a floating music festival with Jeff Tweedy, Mavis Staples, the Watkins Family Hour, and more. They managed to complete the recording -- and even an album-cover photo shoot -- before the pandemic lockdown. The studio, filled with an abundance of guitars, amps, keyboards, and synthesizers all prepped for their use, was an ideal, semi- secluded location for the band to build these tracks from the ground up.

"Playing it live all together as a start is never a bad idea," says drummer Mike Calabrese. "Even if we didn't keep anything but the high hat, everyone's in there getting a feel for the arrangement. But there were other songs that were constructed piece by piece. 'Sarah' was the first song we recorded because we had all the voices we needed. 'Feels Like the Last Time,' which starts with Akie beat boxing -- he beat boxed to his own demo of the song and Mike [Elizondo] was like, 'That's a good tempo, let's just use that.' We cut that up, flew it around, and pieced the song out and added layers to it bit by bit."

Bermiss had already integrated himself into Lake Street Dive as a live performer, touring with them for the last five years, but he has now revealed himself to be a songwriter able to get right into the band's groove. His beat-boxing skills were an inadvertent bonus. Kearney notes, "This was the first time we got to collaborate with Akie as a writer. He really brought a lot of stuff to the table. It's pretty remarkable that you can add somebody to a band after fourteen years and have this completely new writer who fits into the grand scheme."

Bermiss uses the word "organic" to describe how he came to work with Lake Street Dive, starting with an invitation to go on tour with them back in 2015, after the band had caught him performing a gig of his own. That led to his joining them on the Free Yourself Up sessions, and, finally, to a night in Chicago where, he recalls, "There was a formal 'engagement' situation. They took me to dinner and told me it was a band thing they like to do, and while I was distracted, they each put plastic engagement rings on my plate and asked if I would take their musical hands in band marriage."

Choosing an album title was organic as well. Price says, "Naming our albums has always been a painstaking process. Obviously is the first word in the song 'Hypotheticals' -- an undeniable dance track, a great way to say, 'We are back!' We went through a couple of title iterations, then one day we were like 'Obviously -- let's call the record Obviously.' It was -- in a word -- obviously the right one."

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Dive into the soulful sounds of Lake Street Dive, where every note is a journey and every melody a revelation. With a blend of jazz, pop, folk, and R&B, this dynamic quartet delivers a musical experience that transcends genres and captivates hearts with support from rock band The Lemon Twigs.

From the smoky allure of Rachael Price’s vocals to the virtuoso instrumentation of the band, Lake Street Dive invites you to a sonic adventure where each song tells a story and every performance is a celebration. Immerse yourself in their distinctive sound, where modern sophistication meets timeless elegance, and discover why Lake Street Dive is the soundtrack to the moments that matter.

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Since forming in 2004, Lake Street Dive have matched their sophisticated musicianship with a fearless refusal to limit their sound. As shown on their most recent full-length album, 2021’s critically acclaimed Obviously , the Boston-bred band also possess a keen talent for combining sociopolitical commentary with immediately catchy pop gems. With their current lineup comprised of founding members Rachael Price (vocals), Bridget Kearney (bass), and Michael Calabrese (drums)—as well as keyboardist/vocalist Akie Bermiss and touring guitarist James Cornelison—Lake Street Dive continue to create joyously soulful rock & roll with equal parts ingenuity, intelligence, and irresistible abandon.

The Lemon Twigs

Following the release of Everything Harmony , which garnered acclaim from Questlove, Iggy Pop, Anthony Fantano, The Guardian, and countless others, The Lemon Twigs—the New York City rock band fronted by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario—have once again captured the attention of the music listening public. They are in their premature “comeback” stage, and coming back this early has its benefits; the brothers have the energy of 24- and 26- year-olds, plus the experience and songwriting chops of seasoned musicians, having recorded their first album, Do Hollywood , nearly a decade ago at ages 15 and 17.

Set for release less than a year after their last album, A Dream Is All We Know is a joyous affair. As the title suggests, it’s less of a sober look at the darker side of life, and more a hopeful sojourn into the realm of dreams. The tone has shifted away from dreary melancholic ballads and moody power pop. Brian and Michael are revisiting their “1968” sound. This album feels closely related to Do Hollywood , but their songwriting and recording techniques have vastly improved over the course of five albums.

The brothers combine elements of the Merseybeat sound, the California Beach Boy harmony sound, and Bubblegum to create a unique collection of pop nuggets. (They say it’s part of a new “Merseybeach” movement, sure to catch on, though that fact remains to be seen.)

The sense of urgency imbued in lead single “My Golden Years” comes in part from the jangly 12-string guitars and driving drums, but also from the anxiety of a narrator who can feel their “golden years” slipping away from them. Michael’s line, “In time I hope that I can show all the world the love in my mind,” can serve as a statement of intent for the whole collection of songs, as the brothers race against time to create as much quality pop material as possible.

“They Don’t Know How To Fall In Place” propels the album forward into bubblegum paradise with its euphoric harmonies and biting clavinet, while the Roy Wood inspired “Church Bells” takes you on a journey in its two-minute and nine-second run time. At every turn you’re introduced to a new instrument, and as Michael sings “ring goes the bell,” the drummer switches to the bell of the ride cymbal and the song reveals itself as a pop tone poem, complete with cellos, mandolin and trumpets, all played by Brian. Not to mention the fun Mersey pun, using famous drummer Ringo’s name in a song that conflates images of the west side of Manhattan with the atmosphere of northern England. Next comes the titular “A Dream Is All I Know,” an existential space age epic, followed by the baroque pocket-prog of “Sweet Vibration.”

Equipped with the songwriting chops of a lost era (somewhere between The Brill Building and 10452 Bellagio Road) the new record was carefully arranged and produced entirely analog in the brothers’ Brooklyn recording studio. Most of the tracks were constructed with the two brothers swapping instruments and layering all the parts themselves. One of the exceptions to that rule was “In The Eyes Of The Girl,” co-produced by Sean Ono Lennon in his upstate New York studio, which had the brothers tracking drums and piano while Lennon handled bass duties. On top of that, the brothers add multilayered harmonies that bring to mind The Beach Boys, The Four Freshman, and The Free Design.

Side two’s opener “If You And I Are Not Wise,” has the brothers channeling the Everlys’ close harmonies while seeking spiritual illumination with the line, “I wish that someone could tell me what my soul knows that I don’t know.” Brother Brian says, “There’s definitely an escapist bend to this album. Joyous music can take you out of the world when things get too heavy, which everyone needs sometimes. ”

“How Can I Love Her More?” is a whirlwind of musical flights of fancy. Blaring horns and strings set the stage before the song settles into a rollicking shuffle, complete with two drum sets, an adventurous bass part, theremin, flutes and harpsichord. It’s a kitchen sink approach, full of left turns, but never bordering on cacophony. It segues directly into the peaceful, sparser “Ember Days,” propelled by a meditative nylon string pattern that’s part bossa nova, part Nick Drake. The peace doesn’t last long though, as “Peppermint Roses” erupts with a menacing Farfisa into a two-part nightmare comedy that doesn’t let up. The album unwinds with the dreamy “I Should’ve Known Right From The Start.” It’s like a forgotten piece of French Pop that just happens to be sung in English, complete with arpeggiated acoustic guitar, melodic bass and catchy drum hooks.

While the album is chock full of progressive pop ideas, it closes with an ode to early rock and roll on“Rock On (Over and Over).” “Rock On” contextualizes the band as part of a lineage of rock and roll that’s never really stopped. In every decade there have been bands that have put their own spin on the music and “push(ed) it on down to the line.” But none have done it with the attention to detail and raw talent of these brothers. For The Lemon Twigs, it took almost a decade for critics and audiences alike to present them with the major accolades they’ve earned this past year. While their initial records were appreciated for the musical proficiency they displayed, the brothers’ past few records have communicated their ideas with more clarity and emotional resonance. In other words, “It took too long to say ‘rock on.’”

WHAT TO EXPECT

• Entry: Arrive early! Gates open at 6 p.m. Entry to the concert is located just west of the parking garage. Please be ready to show your mobile/printed tickets along with a valid ID.
• Run of Show: COMING SOON
• Re-entry: No re-entry will be allowed for this show.
• Note: There is an 8′ height limit for the garage.
• Wheelchair-accessible suitable viewing areas are available for guests needing such accommodations. Please contact Guest Services in advance if additional assistance or accommodations are needed by emailing [email protected]
• In addition, you can also carry a small clutch purse, no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”, with or without a handle or strap.
• Bags will be screened as you enter. Security has final say on what is and isn’t permitted.
• Fun Food and Drink: Hungry or thirsty? Enjoy the culinary creations of the Momentary Food Truck and fun beverages from the RØDE Bar before and during the show. No outside food or beverages will be allowed.
• Cashless Event: Bring your credit or debit cards as we’re 100% cash-less.
• Photos and Video: Capture your favorite concert moments with a point-and-shoot camera or your phone. But please leave professional cameras, drones, selfie sticks, tripods, detachable lenses, and audio or video recording devices at home.

WHAT TO BRING AND NOT BRING TO THE CONCERT

• Valid ID and tickets to present upon entry.
• Folding chairs and blankets to use in designated areas at mid-field and beyond.
• Free water stations will be available. Empty plastic water bottles are encouraged to help stay hydrated. (No glass, metal, or opaque plastic containers.)
• Bring your credit or debit cards. The festival is 100% cash-less.
• Rain or shine, the show will go on! Come prepared with your sunscreen, hat, raincoat or a poncho.
• All clear bags and clutch purses will be screened prior to entry. Security has final say on which bags will be permitted.

DON’T BRING

• No outside food and drink, large bags, coolers, or ice chests. No pop-up shade tents or umbrellas of any kind.
• No weapons or firearms of any kind are allowed, even if you have a permit. Laser pointers, glow sticks, and illuminating objects are strictly prohibited.
• No fireworks, fuel, or explosive materials of any kind.
• No skateboards, scooters, or wheeled devices other than ADA-compliant transport.
• No kites, frisbees, inflatables, or air horns.
• No illegal substances of any kind.
• No smoking or vaping will be allowed outside of designated smoking areas.
• No posters, signs, or promotional materials. Flyers and other promotional materials cannot be distributed on Momentary property without prior approval.
• Prohibited items will not be admitted or checked. Please leave these items at home or in your locked vehicle.

7 of the most spectacular road trips in Switzerland

May 24, 2024 • 8 min read

There are picturesque landscapes at every turn in Switzerland © ake1150sb / Getty Images

Switzerland might look tiny on paper, but with most of its land gobbled up by the Alps, this little European nation packs in a lot of elevated space.

Wherever you go, you’re in for one hell of a drive: roads unfurl along the shores of great lakes and glaciers, mountain passes corkscrew up to fairy-tale medieval castles, and on the high roads, every glorious bend makes you want to screech to a halt and yodel in delight.

Neatly wrapping it all up is the big one – the 1,643km (1,021-mile) Grand Tour of Switzerland – an epic, efficiently signposted lap of the country that links 12 UNESCO World Heritage sites and shows off the Alpine nation from its most flattering angles.

Short on time? Don’t worry – here are seven alternative road trips in Switzerland to give you a head start.

1. Furka Pass

Best road trip for glaciers and mountain peaks Obergoms–Andermatt; 35km (22 miles)

The wows never leave your lips, and the Alps never leave your rear-view mirror on this astonishingly steep, snaking, stop-the-car-and-grab-the-camera drive from the remote valley of the Goms in Valais to mountain-encrusted Andermatt in Uri.

If you begin to feel rather Bond-like behind the wheel, it’s no coincidence: this road starred in the car chase scene in the 1964 movie Goldfinger and brings out the 007 in everyone.

Swerving precariously around switchbacks, it tops out at the 2,429m (7,969ft) Furka Pass, where you can peer across the lunar rockscape of a wind-battered plateau and park to see the deeply crevassed Rhône Glacier and its ice grotto before the long, sweeping descent to Andermatt.

Planning tip: Drive the Furka Pass west to east for full-on, hairpin-riddled drama and views of austere peaks and glaciers that will draw constant gasps. Open roughly from June to October, the best time to go is the summer, as the road closes when the snow arrives. Check conditions before heading out.

2. The Appenzell rural route

Best road trip for rural Switzerland Appenzell–St Moritz; 200km (124 miles)

Switzerland’s rural, folksy heart beats loudest in the Appenzell region, snuggling up to Liechtenstein in the country’s northeast. It’s a terrifically unsung region for a road trip, with rolling dairy country giving way to lavishly frescoed towns. A week? Doable. Two weeks? Now you’re talking…

The route passes Säntis mountain (at the summit of which you can see six countries), the seven wavy limestone peaks of the Churfirsten range and the pretty medieval hamlet of Werdenberg before crossing little-but-lovely Liechtenstein, with an essential stop-off at its castle-topped capital, Vaduz .

The mountains soar ever higher as you cruise south to vine-rimmed Maienfeld – the setting of the beloved Swiss children’s book Heidi – and the gorge-spanning Salginatobel Bridge, a feat of engineering described as a work of art. 

Storybook Engadine villages with fountains and frescoed houses like Guarda and Zernez entice you into the nature-gone-wild Swiss National Park before your drive south to St Moritz , where sky-high peaks are ripe for Alpine adventures.

Planning tip: Factor in time to break from the wheel and stretch your legs with a properly wild hike in the Swiss National Park. The national park visitor centre in Zernez can hook you up with rangers. 

3. Southern Switzerland's peaks 

Best road trip for mountain scenery Lugano–Zermatt; 264km (164 miles)

The Alps are your constant companion on this ravishing drive through the high mountains of southern Switzerland, which takes in both the Gotthard and Furka passes. You'll want to allow at least a week to do it justice. 

Begin at the route’s end in lakeside Lugano , which shoulders up to Italy and delivers a shot of la dolce vita in its cafe-rimmed piazzas and palm-fringed parks. From here, the road cruises north to Locarno – another beauty with its botanical gardens and palazzo-filled Renaissance Old Town – and UNESCO World Heritage Bellinzona with its trio of hilltop medieval fortresses.

The language flicks from Italian to German as you power north into the Alps proper and Airolo at the foot of the Gotthard Pass. This drive is simply too good to rush, so factor in time for a break in Andermatt, where big wilderness, high-elevation hikes and sensational Alpine scenery await.

Just west of here, the heart-quickening, hairpin-bend-riddled Furka Pass leads you up and over into the glacier-encrusted mountains of Valais. The final stretch of the trip encompasses Bettmeralp, the epic Aletsch Glacier and Brig, with its whimsical Stockalper Palace, building to a crescendo in Zermatt , where the mighty Matterhorn holds you in its thrall.

Planning tip: This route is seasonal, with both the Furka and the Gotthard Passes closing over winter. Check the Alpine Passes website for details on opening dates and current snow and road conditions.

4. Gotthard Pass

Best road trip for gorges and canyons Andermatt–Airolo; 26.5km (16.5 miles)

Sure, you could take the tunnel (one of the world’s longest) through the St-Gotthard Massif, but where’s the fun in that?

If it’s Alpine highs you’re after, the old road over the 2,108m (6,196ft) Gotthard Pass enthralls. Buckle up, roll down the window and prepare for a feast of wild, lonely, bleakly beautiful mountain scenery on this serpentine road linking the Italian-speaking Swiss region of Ticino to the German-speaking region of Uri. If the curvy road seems a challenge today, just think of the poor souls that once made the arduous journey on foot and with pack animals.

In a former customs house at the top of the pass, the seasonal Museo Nazionale San Gottardo gives insight into the history and culture of the pass, but it’s the heart-quickening views you’ll remember most.

Even the Romans shied away from the Gotthard, and it wasn’t until the Devil’s Bridge was built in the 1300s that the pass became properly accessible. The bridge straddles the Schöllenen Gorge, where walls of sheer granite plunge to the raging Reuss River far below. On the south side of the Gotthard Pass, the cobblestone Tremola is a tour de force of 37 switchbacks that send you pinballing down to Airolo.

Planning tip: The road is weather-dependent – it's usually open from May to November.

5. Julier Pass

Best road trip for getting off the beaten track Chur–St Moritz; 157km (98 miles)

Scenery like this should come with a drumroll. Unfurling through the otherworldly gray, jagged, moraine-streaked Alps of Graubünden , the 2,284m (7,494ft) Julier Pass is the icing on the cake of a lovely, long, winding drive that connects the Alpine city of Chur to St Moritz in the Engadine Valley.

Little-trafficked and thrillingly wild, the pass has been used since Roman times, and remains of a Roman temple are still visible. The road dives deep into the heart of the Albula Alps, ticking off pristine mountain landscapes like Parc Ela , Switzerland’s biggest nature park, where you might be tempted to temporarily swap the open road for a hiking trail or two. 

Unspooling like a ribbon, the Julier Pass frequently tops polls of Switzerland’s most beautiful drives, and for good reason: its remote, far-away-from-everywhere feel adds to its appeal tenfold.

Planning tip: While the drive is technically open year-round, take care with snow and ice. You’ll need winter tires and snow chains in the cold months.

6. Wheel through Western Switzerland

Best road trip for lakes and forests Geneva–Neuchâtel; 190km (118 miles)

The Alps get a lot of love, but sidling up to France in Switzerland’s not-so-wild west, the deliciously off-the-radar Jura region has its own quiet, unexpected beauty with lakes and vineyards rolling to châteaux and pine forest-cloaked hills. 

Begin with a powerful hit of culture in worldly Geneva , reclining gracefully on the shores of its croissant-shaped lake. From here, the route tiptoes off the beaten track north into the Jura Vaudois Nature Park for hikes with lake views and tastings of Gruyère cheese at rural Alpine huts.

Devote at least a couple of days to the second half of the drive as you cruise north to serene Lac de Joux, with its watchmaking heritage, and Vallorbe, where Switzerland’s most astounding limestone caves reveal a wonderland of subterranean rivers, waterfalls and rock formations.

Near Lac de Neuchâtel, you’ll find the lushly rolling Val-de-Travers, birthplace of the “green fairy” (absinthe) and the great crescent-moon canyon of Creux du Van . The drive ends with a metaphorical bang at Neuchâtel , topped off by a turreted fantasy of a medieval castle.

Planning tip: The drive is part of the well-signposted and mapped Grand Tour of Switzerland . See the website for details on stages and route highlights.

7. Switzerland's top cities

Best road trip for nature amidst urban Switzerland Zürich–Bern; 315km (196 miles)

Bookended by Switzerland’s de facto capital Bern and the country's largest city Zürich (commonly mistaken for the capital), this sensationally varied road trip leaps joyously from the urban to the outdoors, winging you from culture-crammed cities to great abbeys, medieval castles, lakes and mountains of myth.

Bidding Zürich’s big-hitting museums and cool waterfront bars a reluctant adieu, the drive swings south along the shores of Lake Zürich with tantalizing views of the Alps on cloudless days. Stop off at ludicrously pretty towns, such as vine-ribbed, castle-topped Rapperswil, before heading south to Einsiedeln and its whopping Benedictine abbey.

Lucerne hits the cultural sweet spot with its perfect-looking Old Town and galleries. Detour to fjord-like, exquisitely turquoise Lake Uri for a taste of the country’s geographical and spiritual heartland. Squeeze in dairy tours and meadow strolls in mellow Emmental as you ease your way southwest to Bern, the city of Einstein, elegant arcades and wild swims in the Aare River.

Planning tip: Aim for at least a week behind the wheel – preferably more.

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• Start crafting your budget with these tips
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• And here's everything you need to know before you go

This article was first published Dec 16, 2020 and updated May 24, 2024.

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Lake Street Dive Unveil Dates for Semi-Acoustic 2023 Gather Round Sounds Tour

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Lake Street Dive have announced a semi-acoustic run, slated as the Gather Round Sounds Tour, beginning on Jan. 20 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn. The tour is also billed to include special guest Monica Martin. 

Following the tour opener at the legendary Nashville venue, Lake Street Dive will travel to Atlanta for a one-night stand on Jan. 21 at The Eastern. From there, they’ll move on to Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minn., for two consecutive evenings, Jan. 27 and 28. The final stops will occur on Feb. 3 and 4, when the ensemble arrives in Port Chester, New York, for an appearance at the fabled Capitol Theatre.

The band broke the news of the upcoming run of dates on their social media pages, writing on Instagram: “We are so pleased to announce a very special new tour! Join us for these easy going, semi-acoustic evenings full of the fan favs, some deep cuts, and maybe even some works in progress in our most relaxed, basement couch setting yet.” 

They continued by stating that more dates would be announced soon. Pre-sale tickets are on sale now using the code “GATHERROUND,” for access, visit the band’s official website . 

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Top 10 things to do in Cincinnati this weekend: June 14-16

1. Juneteenth celebrations

Mount Adams: noon-9 p.m. Saturday, 2-6 p.m. Sunday, Eden Park, Eden Park Drive. Enjoy historical reenactors, shopping, art, food, health screenings, chess tournament, supervised children’s area with activities, and two stages of live music and entertainment. Saturday’s music headliner is Lakeside. On Sunday, the Father’s Day Concert features inspirational music and praise dancing in Seasongood Pavilion. Juneteenthcincinnati.org .

Covington: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday, Covington Landing, 1 Madison Ave. The Freedom Day Parade steps off at 11 a.m. from Randolph Park (226 E. Eighth St.) and ends at Covington Landing. Enjoy live entertainment, a fashion show, Juneteenth bingo, Black Excellence Awards, spoken word and more. Kidz Fest features bounce house, games, prizes, face painting, Kona Ice. Free. facebook.com .

Downtown: 4-11 p.m. Saturday, The Banks, Freedom Way. Paloozanoire's Juneteenth Block Party is an epic celebration showcasing freedom and the evolution of Black culture. Enjoy food and drinks, art, family-friendly and entrepreneurial zones, and fireworks. Free. paloozanoire.com .

2. Schutzenfest

This traditional German fest dates back to medieval times and was brought to Cincinnati in 1866 by a group of German immigrants who fought together in the Civil War. It celebrates marksmen, and each year a new Schutzenkonig is crowned. The Bier Dash takes place Friday and features a scenic course with beer stations along the way, and you get a Servatii soft pretzel and German schnapps at the finish line. Festival includes homemade and locally sourced German food and treats, three exclusive German beers brought to the U.S. for the festival, authentic German entertainment on multiple stages throughout the weekend, a Family Zone featuring inflatables, games, balloon artists and kids' activities, a grand raffle and more.

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Details: 6-11 p.m. Friday, 3-11 p.m. Saturday, 1-9 p.m. Sunday, Kolping Society of Cincinnati, 10235 Mill Road, Springfield Township. Admission is $5 per person, free for ages 15-under. Free parking. Fathers get free admission on Sunday. Bier Dash is $40 and includes admission to Schutzenfest. schuetzenfestcincy.com .

3. Newport Italianfest

Enjoy authentic Italian food from local restaurants, food trucks and festival vendors at this celebration of Italian culture. The family- and pet-friendly festival also features live music throughout the weekend, including the 7-piece dance band Dr. Zoot, the Aaron Caruso Band and Moreno Fruzzetti, as well as local favorites like Vinyl Countdown, Pete Wagner Band, Joey Said No and Naked Karate Girls. There's also a family photo booth, cooking contest, and entertainment for children with games and rides.

Details: 5-11 p.m. Thursday, 5-11 p.m. Friday, noon-11 p.m.  Saturday, noon-9 p.m. Sunday, Festival Park, Newport. Free admission. italianfestnewport.com .

4. Celtic Fest Ohio

Take a tour of Celtic cuisine, music and culture at this day-long festival. Experience live Celtic music on two stages, a festival-wide adventure game, step dancing, unique shopping, food and drinks, border collie herding demonstrations, 42nd Royal Highland Regiment encampment, pipes and drums, workshops and more. For an additional charge, there's a fireman's relay race for kids and adults, Taste of the Isles featuring a sampling of traditional Celtic foods, an Irish whiskey tasting, and a Guinness Perfect Pint pouring event.

Details: 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, Renaissance Park, 10542 E. State Route 73, Harveysburg. Admission: $17, free ages 12-under. Relay race: $15. Taste of the Isles: $50. Whiskey tasting: $35. Guinness event: $30. Celticfestohio.com .

5. Tequila Fest

This party for tequila lovers takes over Fountain Square Saturday for an evening of sampling some of the best names in the game. Admission includes 12 sampling tickets from a choice of over 50 different tequilas, a souvenir flask, food from Mazunte, and live music with The Cliftones and Cloud9 Vibes. The VIP option includes high-end tequilas and a build-your-own-taco bar.

Details: 4-11 p.m. Saturday, Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. $125 VIP, $65 at the gate, cash only.  tequilafestcincinnati.com .

6. Tusculum Street Fest

Enjoy local food, beer, live music from Gee Your Band Smells Terrific, Kenny Welch Band, The Foles and DJ Toad, and local vendors at this neighborhood festival. Kids activities include free face painting, arts and crafts projects, games, and an afternoon fun run hosted by Streetside Brewery. Streetside also hosts an adult version of the fun run on Friday called The Beer Mile, but alas, it is already sold out.

Details: 3-10 p.m. Saturday, Eastern Avenue between Tennyson and Carrel streets, Columbia Tusculum. Free admission. tusculumstreetfest.org . Kids fun run is $25: register at eventbrite.com .

7. Cincinnati Opera's Summer Festival

Mozart's riveting "Don Giovanni" kicks off the Cincinnati Opera’s 2024 Summer Festival this week. The opera follows Don Giovanni, a man who uses people without care for their hearts or the consequences. All the while, his servant Leporello records his master's misdeeds. Sung in Italian with projected English translations, featuring Elliot Madore as Don Giovanni, Christian Pursell as Leporello, and conducted by Dame Jane Glover.

Details: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Music Hall, 1241 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. $28-$239. Box office: 513-241-2742; Cincinnatiopera.org .

8. Rodin/Response: Field Family Secrets

Four full-scale, bronze figures by renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin will be on view this summer. Rodin conceived the statues in the 1880s as part of The Burghers of Calais, commemorating six leaders of Calais who offered their lives to save the city in the mid-1300s. The monumental bronzes are considered among the artist's most revered and recognizable works. Alongside them, see new works made in response to The Burghers by Indian artist Supermrin, her students in University of Cincinnati's School of Art, and invited artist Laura K. Reeder.

Details: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. Runs June 14-Sept. 8. Free. cincinnatiartmuseum.org .

9. College Hill Farm and Garden Walk

Visit seven sites showcasing horticultural beauty and the neighborhood’s rich agricultural history during this self-guided walking tour. See diversity in gardening styles, creative reuse of materials, art in the garden, and discover small farm operations. Each site description within the walk packet features several plant specimens, distinctive structural elements or an interesting bit of relevant history. Benefits College Hill Gardeners.

Details: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, 6128 Hamilton Ave., College Hill. $25. Chgw2024.eventbrite.com .

10. Burlington Antique Show

Browse more than 200 dealers of antiques, vintage jewelry, primitives, garden and architectural elements, mid-century collectibles, memorabilia, Americana and retro/vintage furniture at this monthly antique show.

Details: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, Boone County Fairgrounds, 5819 Idlewild Road, Burlington. $10 early bird admission (7 a.m.), $5 general, free ages 12-under. burlingtonantiqueshow.com .

Honorable mention: 63rd Flying Circus

The Greater Cincinnati Radio Control Club hosts this model aircraft event, where you can see more than 200 model aircraft on display, from helicopters to jets, and demonstrations that include historical reenactments. The club's youth group will also perform two demonstrations. There will be concessions for purchase and a raffle with a variety of prizes.

Details: noon-3:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Butler County Regional Airport, 2820 Bobmeyer Road, Hamilton. $5, free for ages under 7 years. Free parking. rcflyingcircus.com .