war paint band tour

• Moscow concerts Moscow concerts Moscow concerts See all Moscow concerts ( Change location ) Today · Next 7 days · Next 30 days
• Most popular artists worldwide
• Trending artists worldwide

• Tourbox for artists

Search for events or artists

• Sign up Log in

• Get the app
• Moscow concerts
• Change location
• Popular Artists
• Live streams
• Deutsch Português
• Popular artists

Warpaint  

• On tour: yes
• Warpaint is not playing near you. View all concerts
• Moscow, Russian Federation Change location

320,294 fans get concert alerts for this artist.

Join Songkick to track Warpaint and get concert alerts when they play near you.

Nearest concert to you

The Crocodile

Touring outside your city

Be the first to know when they tour near Moscow, Russian Federation

Join 320,294 fans getting concert alerts for this artist

Upcoming concerts (11) See all

Revolution Hall

McDonald Theater

The Regency Ballroom

Just Like Heaven

The Van Buren

The Complex

Granada Theater

White Oak Music Hall

View all upcoming concerts 11

Similar artists with upcoming concerts

Tours most with, live reviews.

Warpaint are an incredible band, and they put on a very impressive live performance. You can tell that they spend a lot of time jamming and improving songs they have already written, which makes for an exciting show. You never know what to expect from each song, they spice it up differently every time. They all seem very relaxed and into it. Jenny, Emily, and Theresa all have a special (yet very awkward) dance they do while they play; it's very charming. Stella is mind blowing... She carries the band. The best part of the performance is the jam they usually do at the end of the set. They have such a powerful connection as musicians. Its magical-funky-psychedelic. One criticism I would have is that Theresa Wayman seems to put her guitar down way too much for all the tracks from the latest album. Her voice is a little pitchy, so I would have preferred to hear her on lead guitar and have Emily sing, like they did for more of their older tracks. Emily's voice is really on point (I'm pretty sure Jenny Lee's mic wasn't even on...). I also found it strange that Wayman was in a spotlight for the whole performance. She was wearing a bellyshirt, and it didn't have the same vibe as any of the live performances from a few years ago that I had watched online. Kinda strange.

Report as inappropriate

HOOO BOY, I LOVE Warpaint. This past show in Boston (at the Royale, which was an interesting choice of venue for them) is only the second time I've seen them but I can sincerely say that they're one of my absolute favorite bands to experience live. First off, there's this realness that really dictates the performance throughout the ENTIRE show. There's a lot of jamming and a lot of improvising that we're finally starting to see out of more younger, alt bands (haim!) but Warpaint's had it going on from the get go. Second, even though they're one of my favorite bands I tend to get pretty tired of listening to them pretty quickly. BUT there's this new energy that backs them up whenever they perform anything and it makes listening to an oldie but a goodie like Undertow sound like you're experiencing the song for the very first time and it's really magical. Their songs sound way more Raw and Intense when you're able to stand there in front of them and gyrate with them while they also jam.

It's a super sensual and intimate experience and I'm glad to see that they're back.

Huge fan of the band. They get tighter and more powerful each time I'm fortunate enough to catch one of their shows. Warpaint boasts wonderful stage presence and an undeniable chemistry. The sets are always a good mix of spacey melancholy and hard hitting songs, with some serious dance grooves thrown in the mix. It's hard to stop moving your feet and swaying along with Jenny, the bands bassist. For sure one of the most impressive live bands I've seen to date. I'm sure they will continue to impress for years to come.

An absolutely amazing performance from Theresa, Stella, Emily and Jenny. It's my first time seeing them live and they've done a great job, especially in the setlist where they controlled the tempo of the show really well. A generous amount of interactions between them and the crowd, even better when they kind of pretended to forget how to play "New Song" in the beginning of it.

Nonetheless, if they happen to come to near you, just go there and have some fun.

Brilliant. This band is super tight, their sound so well layered and composed that I was inspired. The vocal coordination between all members is impressive enough on the records, especially the latest LP, but to see it live was delicious. As a drummer, Stella's hybrid kit was encouraging to see—that one can mix electronic with acoustic so well. I can't wait to see them again, though I don't think they get to Australia too often.

I'll have to move to LA

It was absolutely mindblowing. Must have been one of the most beautifull pieces of music I have heard. It was melancholic enchanting and sweeped me into a soothing trance. Very unfortunate they showed up rather late and played only close to an hour. Would have loved to have been swept away even more! Will definitely see them again!

Ahhhhhmazinggggg Ahhhhhmazinggggg Ahhhhhmazinggggg and also Ahhhhhmazinggggg but blatantly Ahhhhhmazinggggg incredibly Ahhhhhmazinggggg i want to go again and againnnnn and be on sooo many shrooms while i watch them riffsssss omg omg omg omg okay so that's 30 words now leave me alone but relle Ahhhhhmazinggggg lol

This was the third time I've seen Warpaint live, and they have yet to disappoint! As great as their recordings are their live show is even better, full of energy and you can see how much they're enjoying themselves. Warpaint are an incredibly talented band and one that you don't want to miss!

Saw them at Albert Hall in Manchester on one of the first days of spring. I've described them before as some sort of nymphs rocking it out in between chants. They're just incredible artists and human beings, extremely unique. It was an experience of love. I left in a state of evaporation.

I love this band but they are not coming anywhere near me I'm in a wheelchair because I'm disabled But they inspire me to keep fighting if they would come anywhere close to Tennessee I will try to figure out how to get there they are awesome band thank you warpaint thank you

Videos (15)

Photos (90)

Posters (211)

Past concerts

Fauna Primavera

Northcote Theatre

View all past concerts

Warpaint tour dates and tickets 2024-2025 near you

Want to see Warpaint in concert? Find information on all of Warpaint’s upcoming concerts, tour dates and ticket information for 2024-2025.

Warpaint is not due to play near your location currently - but they are scheduled to play 11 concerts across 1 country in 2024-2025. View all concerts.

Next 3 concerts:

• Seattle, WA, US
• Portland, OR, US
• Eugene, OR, US

Next concert:

Last concert near you:

Popularity ranking:

• Sharon Van Etten (1249)
• Warpaint (1250)
• The Dandy Warhols (1251)

Concerts played in 2024:

Touring history

Most played:

• Los Angeles (LA) (58)
• New York (NYC) (29)
• Las Vegas (25)
• London (21)
• SF Bay Area (14)

Appears most with:

• Local Natives (25)
• The xx (25)
• James Blake (24)
• Jagwar Ma (24)

Distance travelled:

Similar artists

• Most popular charts
• API information
• Brand guidelines
• Community guidelines
• Terms of use
• Privacy policy
• Cookies settings
• Cookies policy

Get your tour dates seen everywhere.

• But we really hope you love us.

• Today's news
• Reviews and deals
• Climate change
• 2024 election
• Fall allergies
• Health news
• Mental health
• Sexual health
• Family health
• So mini ways
• Unapologetically
• Buying guides

Entertainment

• How to Watch
• My watchlist
• Stock market
• Biden economy
• Personal finance
• Stocks: most active
• Stocks: gainers
• Stocks: losers
• Trending tickers
• World indices
• US Treasury bonds
• Top mutual funds
• Highest open interest
• Highest implied volatility
• Currency converter
• Basic materials
• Communication services
• Consumer cyclical
• Consumer defensive
• Financial services
• Industrials
• Real estate
• Mutual funds
• Credit cards
• Balance transfer cards
• Cash back cards
• Rewards cards
• Travel cards
• Online checking
• High-yield savings
• Money market
• Home equity loan
• Personal loans
• Student loans
• Options pit
• Fantasy football
• Pro Pick 'Em
• College Pick 'Em
• Fantasy baseball
• Fantasy hockey
• Fantasy basketball
• Download the app
• Daily fantasy
• Scores and schedules
• GameChannel
• World Baseball Classic
• Premier League
• CONCACAF League
• Champions League
• Motorsports
• Horse racing
• Newsletters

New on Yahoo

• Privacy Dashboard

Warpaint Announce Spring 2024 Tour, Share New Song “Common Blue”: Stream

The post Warpaint Announce Spring 2024 Tour, Share New Song “Common Blue”: Stream appeared first on Consequence .

Warpaint have announced a new string of tour dates for Spring 2024 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the band’s formation. They’ve also released a new song called “Common Blue.”

The celebratory jaunt kicks off on Monday, May 13th in Seattle, Washington, at The Crocodile and subsequently makes its way down the West Coast, stopping at cities like Portland, San Francisco, and Pasadena, where they’ll perform at the Just Like Heaven Festival . After heading inland to Phoenix and Salt Lake City, Warpaint will eventually round out the tour with a three-night stint in Texas, hitting Dallas, Houston, and Austin in late May.

Get Warpaint Tickets Here

A Live Nation pre-sale for Warpaint’s Spring 2024 dates will begin on Thursday, February 15th at 10:00 a.m. local time  (use access code ENERGY ) ahead of the general on-sale slated for Friday, February 16th via Ticketmaster .

Once tickets are on sale, fans can also look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows via  StubHub , where orders are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program.

To accompany the tour announcement, Warpaint have unveiled the song “Common Blue,” along with the track’s music video. “Common Blue” will also be available via a new 7-inch from the band featuring the B-side “Underneath.” Pre-orders are ongoing ahead of the vinyl’s release on March 22nd.

The new songs mark Warpaint’s first new material since 2022’s Radiate Like This and find them reuniting with Rough Trade, who issued the band’s debut record, The Fool . “It feels like a perfect return to where it all began!” the group stated in a press release.

“With these new songs, we tie a bow around this time in our lives, and all the experiences and songs we’ve shared over the years,” they continued. “It’s been an incredible journey and taken us all over the world sharing good times with beautiful people. Our hearts are full!”

Watch the video for Warpaint’s new song “Common Blue,” followed by the full tour itinerary.

Warpaint 2024 Tour Dates: 05/13 — Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile 05/14 — Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall 05/15 — Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre 05/17 — San Francisco, CA @ The Regency Ballroom 05/18 — Pasadena, CA @ Just Like Heaven Fest 05/19 — Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren 05/21 — Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex – Grand 05/22 — Denver, CO @ Summit 05/24 — Dallas, TX @ Ferris Whelers Back 05/25 — Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall 05/26 — Austin, TX @ Mohawk

Warpaint Announce Spring 2024 Tour, Share New Song “Common Blue”: Stream Jonah Krueger

Popular Posts

Ozzy Osbourne Refuses to Let "Antisemite" Kanye West Sample Black Sabbath Song

Sharon Osbourne to Kanye West: You "F*cked with the Wrong Jew This Time"

Dave Grohl Spent Super Bowl Barbecuing For the Homeless

Beyoncé Announces New Album Act II, Due Out on March 29th

Trent Reznor: "I Teared Up Listening to a Dua Lipa Track"

Jon Bon Jovi on Recent Vocal Issues: "If I Can't Be Great, I'm Out"

Subscribe to Consequence’s email digest and get the latest breaking news in music, film, and television, tour updates, access to exclusive giveaways, and more straight to your inbox.

Recommended Stories

The fdic change that leaves wealthy bank depositors with less protection.

Affluent Americans may want to double-check how much of their bank deposits are protected by government-backed insurance. The rules governing trust accounts just changed.

Timberwolves coach Chris Finch calls Jamal Murray's heat-pack toss on court 'inexcusable and dangerous'

Murray made a bad night on the court worse during a moment of frustration on the bench.

Yahoo Fantasy staff's Mock Draft 1.0: Shocking picks are plentiful

Teams have made their big splashes in free agency and made their draft picks, it's time for you to do the same. It's fantasy football mock draft time. Some call this time of year best ball season, others know it's an opportunity to get a leg up on your competition for when you have to draft in August. The staff at Yahoo Fantasy did their first mock draft of the 2024 season to help you with the latter. Matt Harmon and Andy Behrens are here to break it all down by each round and crush some staff members in the process.

Former NBA guard Darius Morris dies at 33

Former NBA guard Darius Morris has died at the age of 33. He played for five teams during his four NBA seasons. Morris played college basketball at Michigan.

Former House Speaker Paul Ryan says he’s not voting for Trump : 'Character is too important'

Ryan says he would be writing in a Republican candidate instead of voting for Donald Trump.

Post-draft NFL fantasy power rankings: Offenses we love, like and want to stay away from

With free agency and the draft behind us, what 32 teams look like today will likely be what they look like Week 1 and beyond for the 2024 season. Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski reveal the post-draft fantasy power rankings. The duo break down the rankings in six tiers: Elite offensive ecosystems, teams on the cusp of being complete mixed bag ecosystems, offensive ecosystems with something to prove, offenses that could go either way, and offenses that are best to stay away from in fantasy.

Ranking the best situations for the rookie quarterbacks: Start with Michael Penix in Atlanta at No. 1

It’s key to note that we’re not saying the “best team” or “best roster.” Instead, we’re talking about the best confluence of factors that can outline a path for survival and then success.

Cardinals lose C Willson Contreras after left arm fractured by J.D. Martinez's swing

The Cardinals' nightmare season continues.

These 3 stocks are poised to benefit from the massive energy transition

The energy transition will benefit companies providing electrical needs for surging demand. Analysts point to these three stocks as a Buy.

Golf’s moment of truth is here, and the sport is badly flailing

Nonexistent negotiations and missed opportunities for reconciliation between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf have the sport stuck in place.

All Upcoming Events

The Van Buren | Phoenix, AZ

The complex | salt lake city, ut, summit | denver, co.

• SUMMIT - Warpaint - Coat Check

White Oak Music Hall - Downstairs | Houston, TX

Latest setlist, warpaint on november 25, 2023.

Parque Itchimbía, Quito, Ecuador

Popular Tracks

Warpaint Are Hitting The Road In 2022 For Tour Dates Around The World

In just a couple weeks, Warpaint will release Radiate Like This , their first album in six years. Right before the May 5 release date, the band will kick off a run of tour dates , they announced today.

The trek starts with some UK and European dates in May and June. After a bit of a break, the band will take to North America in July in August. Overall, their schedule includes stops at festivals like Psycho Las Vegas Festival and Spain’s Primavera Sound.

As for the new album, the band’s Theresa “TT” Wayman previously said of recording it, “We got really lucky because the foundation of what we’ve recorded was recorded together. It would feel really disjointed if we had to write it from scratch from afar. It’s actually been amazing that we’ve been separate and had time to record the top layers and we can get even more considered with them. It’s really helping us that there are no time pressures and money constraints. […] I’ve been thinking a lot about lyrics and so I’ve been thinking about [Bob] Dylan a lot and how he strings a story together. He finds these perfect ways to say something that is so normal, it’s something that everyone experiences, but he unlocks this great metaphor for it.”

Check out the full list of tour dates below.

05/03 — East London, UK @ Rough Trade 05/06 — Nottingham, UK @ Metronome 05/09 — Paris, France @ La Cigale 05/11 — Bristol Bristol, UK @ O2 Academy 05/12 — Manchester, UK @ Albert Hall 05/13 — Glasgow, UK @ SWG3 05/14 — Dublin, Ireland @ The National Stadium 05/17 — Bexhill On Sea, UK @ De La Warr Pavilion 05/18 — London, UK @ Roundhouse 05/20 — Berlin, Germany @ Huxleys Neue Welt 05/21 — Cologne, Germany @ Live Music Hall 05/22 — Hamburg, Germany @ Fabrik 05/24 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso 05/26 — Brussels, Belgium @ Ancienne Belgique 05/28 — Warsaw, Poland @ Progresja 06/01 — İstanbul, Turkey @ Zorlu Center for Performing Arts 06/03 — Sant Adrià De Besòs, Spain @ Primavera Sound 2022 07/20 — Philadelphia, PA @ Brooklyn Bowl Philly 07/22 — Washington, DC @ Capital Turnaround 07/23 — Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair 07/24 — New York, NY @ Brooklyn Made 07/27 — Toronto, ON @ The Opera House 07/28 — Detroit, MI @ El Club 08/18 — Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory 08/19 — Las Vegas, NV @ Psycho Las Vegas Festival 2022 08/19 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Ford 08/22 — Berkeley, CA @ The UC Theatre 08/23 — Sacramento, CA @ Ace Of Spades 08/25 — Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile 08/26 — Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom 08/27 — Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall

Radiate Like This is out 5/6 via Virgin. Pre-order it here .

Warpaint Announce Spring 2024 U.S. Tour Dates, Share New Single & Video “Common Blue”

[READ FULL BIO]

Warpaint tell us about their “psychedelic” 20 years together and new single ‘Common Blue’

Theresa Wayman and Jenny Lee Lindberg talk to NME about their nostalgic new single, their highs and lows of two decades together, once being labelled "Satanic", returning to Rough Trade and what the future holds

Warpaint have celebrated their 20th anniversary with new one-off single ‘Common Blue’. Check it out below, along with the band telling us about their two “psychedelic” two decades in rock.

It was 20 years ago today (February 14) that the indie quartet first came together on Valentine’s Day on Fairfax Boulevard in Los Angeles. Now to celebrate, they’ve shared new single ‘Common Blue’ along with a nostalgic new music video.

“It feels like an accomplishment,” singer and guitarist Theresa Wayman (aka TT)  told NME , reflecting on a career that has seen the Los Angeles band – also featuring singer and guitarist Emily Kokal, bassist and singer Jenny Lee Lindberg and drummer Stella Mozgawa – release four celebrated albums straddling art rock, dream pop and psychedelia.

Lindberg added: “I feel like there’s so many lives lived in the last 20 years. Different scenes, every couple of years something changes up. To look back to 2004, it feels like I’ve lived many lives. And it’s also gone by so quick too that it’s a trip, it’s psychedelic.”

‘Common Blue’, their first new material since 2022’s ‘ Radiate Like This ’ album, finds the band back on their original UK label Rough Trade after a stint with Virgin Records. They spoke about this reunion, their influence on rock equality and the shock of once being labelled “Satanic” by NME…

Hello Warpaint: The band was born in a small studio on LA’s Fairfax Avenue on Valentine’s Day 2004. Was that a sign?

Wayman : “Yeah, of true love. We were all boyfriendless or dateless and had nothing to do. Obviously something works because we’ve been doing it for so long and haven’t stopped and we’ve only gotten closer. It’s definitely been a four-way marriage. It’s love.”

What have been the highs and lows?

Recommended.

W : “Getting on the cover of NME , that was a fun one. We just were like, ‘What is going on? This is so cool’. We didn’t grow up with the NME , so we didn’t really know what we were getting into. And then all of a sudden we were on the cover, [with the coverline] ‘Satanic Majesties’. It was a really special moment although a little alarming. ‘Satanic? What?’ But that was a reference to something…”

The Rolling Stones.

W : “At first we didn’t get that and we thought we were just being pigeon-holed. Because a lot of people like to put ‘siren, witch, Satanic’…”

Lindberg: “It’s four girls, so they must be witches!”

How have you seen attitudes to women in rock bands change over 20 years?

W: “There are more bands, more women. People are so much more conscious about having that equality, I think. But I felt like we were always welcome when we were doing our thing. I don’t think we ever experienced anything overtly sexist or we were never looked down upon. I feel like we were always given a fair chance and we took ourselves seriously in enough ways that…”

L : “That it leant other people [the chance] to do the same, I think.”

You’ve been pioneering in that sense.

L: “Yeah, like next generation pioneers. It’s so normal now, women in music and all-female bands. It’s just like the new normal, it’s just what’s happening and I think that’s amazing.”

The video for the single highlights live performance and travelling as the two elements you’re celebrating the most. What have been your most memorable shows and adventures?

L : “Going to Iceland was pretty amazing and otherworldly, at least to my eyes. We’ve been around the world many times – at this point, sadly, it feels like normal, a little regular. But Iceland stands out in my mind as being a pretty phenomenal trip. My mind was blown.”

W : “Do you remember that Polish festival we played? We had one of our biggest audiences we’ve ever had, out in the backwoods, in the country in Poland. It was the most raging, amazing show we’ve ever played. We were in this tent and it was incredible because it was at this stage in our career where things just kept getting bigger and bigger and we just didn’t expect that. It seemed like a place where no-one would know us and we got there and we were in this tent and it was just an epic show.

“The audience was so into it and it was loud and fun and we were in a good flow with each other, it was just really great. When you’re travelling so much, you’re just in that gruelling, get from one place to another, trains, planes and automobiles [mode]. It’s those moments on the stages that really, really matter, and going all over the world and having that, it’s really special. Mexico and then South America, certain places are really warm and welcoming.”

Is it fitting to be back on your original UK label Rough Trade for this single?

L : “Yeah. Very full circle.”

W : “Everyone’s really excited about it. We separated and dated…”

L : “We opened the relationship.”

W : “Yeah, we were dating for a little while, now we’re back. It just feels like home and we know everybody, it’s like a lot of the same people all still working there. They have such good relationships with each other that it’s just like the same crew there. And we really have known them for so long so it feels really good, like family.”

The message of ‘Common Blue’ seems to be to make the most of life while you can – is it intended as an inspirational anthem?

W : “That’s definitely what it means. I think the chord progression that started it, I felt inspired by that. I took that over to Jen’s and we started playing it and pretty quickly it came together with a few different parts and we structured it. I don’t even know how the ‘maybe baby’s came about but that definitely feels like some inspirational message. I think it’s just inherent in it and it just evolved that way.”

There are also hints of overcoming hardships as well: “pain will come as advertised ” for instance?

W : “It starts off needing to burn something down because you just need to have a new perspective, which can’t always be a comfortable thing. But I think sometimes it takes something extreme like that to be able to move on and maybe do something that you need to do for you. You have to do something extreme for your own personal growth sometimes, or in order to get a different perspective.

“It’s really easy to get into a rut sometimes and it’s hard to change habits. But it’s also referencing being a band for as long as we have. How do you change and evolve while you’re in involved in relationships that have known you for so long and maybe you’ve moved on from how you were 20 years ago?”

How would you describe your evolution over the last 20 years?

W: “We’re more mature. We’re able to communicate better and listen and be compassionate to each other and maybe less ego driven.”

L : “I’d say more open and there’s more calm energy. I guess I could just speak for myself but I feel more calm than I did when we started. More grounded and certain of myself. I feel like we’re all going through that – the forties are a new deal, a good new deal.”

Where are Warpaint at in 2024?

L : “We’ve a tour coming up in May, we’re going to release this song and I feel like we’re probably going to take a little bit of a break. We don’t really have anything on the books for the summer. I think Emily’s going to work on some solo endeavours – it’s kind of ambiguous. We know for the foreseeable future we will be taking some time off, but it’s not like ‘oh, we’re taking a year off or two years off or three years’. After May we know that we won’t be doing anything.”

W : “We’re trying to try to see what’s next for us that’s not the same patterns we’ve been in since 2010, when we signed and started doing album cycles. That was amazing but now things need to shift. So maybe just stepping out of that pattern we’ve been in and seeing what else can we do, like writing songs for the TV show that Stella produced. That kind of thing is a new evolution of what we can do, so just opening the door for that kind of stuff.”

‘Common Blue’ backed by b-side ‘Underneath’ on blue vinyl on Rough Trade on March 22, 2024. Pre-order it here . 

• Related Topics

You May Also Like

How kings of leon got their swagger back: “we’re not ready to quit”, wisp: the diy-minded star who wants to make shoegaze fans proud, behind the cover with enhypen: “it’s a great honour”, ‘let it be’ review: the beatles dust off their spellbinding 1970 break-up doc, borislav slavov on scoring ‘baldur’s gate 3’ and what’s next: “we’re just warming up”, more stories, hinds share summer-ready new single ‘boom boom back’ feat. beck and announce new album ‘viva hinds’, watch noel gallagher join the black keys on stage as they return to london’s brixton academy, watch fontaines d.c. give ‘starburster’ live debut with simmering ‘fallon’ performance, catfish & the bottlemen announce 2024 north american tour, johnny marr and james announce joint 2024 north american tour, travis’ fran healy shares noel gallagher’s reaction to “absolutely lifting” chords from oasis’ ‘wonderwall’ for ‘writing to reach you’.

• International edition
• Australia edition
• Europe edition

Warpaint review – spellbinding symbiosis from a band of true agility

Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds Strong new songs are welcomed warmly by the faithful as the quartet’s easy rapport gives each member the chance to shine

“T his is not a record store,” quips Emily Kokal, surveying the crowd. As artists strive to shift copies, in-store album launch shows have become something of an obligation; a short showcase of new wares generally delivered in stripped-back arrangements. Nearly two decades into their career, Warpaint make it clear that they will be doing no such thing. This is an opportunity to really revel in one another’s company, to celebrate their latest release with low-pressure intimacy and warmth.

In a room of committed attendees, new cuts are welcomed greedily. They begin with origin song Stars and quickly move on to Champion , the lead single from Radiate Like This (the new album, released today). Cutting through their trademark moody grooves, it has a lovely upbeat glitter, an invitation to embrace your inner cheerleader. Melting is delivered beautifully a capella, small flickers of calypso snaking around the four-part harmony: “No more armour / no anxiety.” There are refreshingly few phones in the air, fans preferring to capture the moment in their loosening limbs.

The delight of a Warpaint live show is truly in the detail. All four members seem to untie complex knots from their instruments, working with the spellbinding agility of expert Rubik’s cubers. The rhythm duo of Jenny Lee Lindberg (bass) and Stella Mozgawa (drums) are particularly accomplished, providing the sturdy current beneath Kokal’s and Theresa Wayman’s more experimental vocal/guitar waves. Old favourite Love Is to Die still elicits the biggest cheer but Disco/Very is an aptly named closer, much more dynamic live than it is on record.

All good bands can learn to sound polished with time, but the communication in Warpaint feels more instinctual, a sisterly symbiosis that allows each member to shine without diminishing the lustre of the whole. It’s a difficult trick to get right, much less to perform it with this much calm and cool.

• live music reviews

Comments (…)

Most viewed.

BECOME A MEMBER

• Opening Times & FAQs
• Plan Your Visit
• Sussex Modern
• 1066 Country
• Eastbound from Eastbourne -> Bexhill-on-sea
• Exhibitions
• Performance
• For families
• Workshops & activities
• Talks & building tours
• Eastbourne Winter Garden
• Café Bar & Kitchen
• Our Levelling Up Project
• Our trustees
• Jobs & opportunities
• Our community
• Our heritage
• Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
• OUR ANTI-RACIST STATEMENT
• Our environment: what we do
• In Memory & Legacy Gifts
• School & Educational Group Visits
• Colleges & universities
• Work Experiences
• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion through Creativity
• The Blueprint Collective
• Art Lab Discovery College
• Young Music Promoters
• Young Creatives Collective
• Families & Children
• PAVILION LATE
• Introduction to Talent Accelerator
• Events, News & Stories
• Programmes & Resources
• Work experience, apprenticeships & opportunities
• Past Exhibitions
• Past Projects
• Film & photography
• Blog & News
• FLATLAND PROJECTS
• FLATLAND FUTURES
• T&C’s and Booking Information
• Website Information

DLWP in association with Paradigm agency presents Warpaint +Low Hum

Tuesday 17 may 2022 tickets £22, £27.

The link has been copied

• Become a member

This is an archived event and all information contained on this page was correct at time of publishing

Radiate Like This, the first album in six years from celebrated L.A. quartet Warpaint, is out now

Critically acclaimed LA-quartet Warpaint announce a UK and European tour for Spring/Summer 2022, and tease details of a new album. Kicking off in May with five UK dates, the tour will see the band visit thirteen cities across seven countries, rounding off at Primavera Sound in Barcelona.

ONLY 5 UK DATES – Book Now!

Event Timings:

7pm Auditorium Doors

7.45pm Low Hum

8.45pm Warpaint

10.15pm Show End

ALL TIMINGS ARE APPROXIMATE

Warpaint – Radiate Like This

Record Collector ★★★★★ MOJO ★★★★ NME ★★★★ Narc ★★★★ Dork ★★★★ Arts Desk ★★★★ Louder Than War ★★★★

Warpaint – Champion (Music Video)

“Making this album was a labor of love,” says the band. “It is the joyous culmination of four musical minds over the course of a few wild and heart-opening years. We’re thrilled to finally share it with you.”

The album features previously released singles ‘ Hips ,’ which Uproxx describes as “infectious” and “eerie”, ‘ Champion ‘, praised by Stereogum as a “masterful reintroduction” to the band, and ‘ Stevie ‘,  which arrived alongside a video made in collaboration with Fascinated By Everything (watch the fully immersive video made for Oculus here and the 2D version here ).

Additionally, the band recently confirmed the Radiate Like This tour, kicking off next week in Europe with a run of U.S. dates beginning in July. Stops include a hometown show in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Washington D.C. and more — see full routing below and purchase tickets here . Belief , the side project of Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa and L.A. producer Boom Bip, will support on the east coast dates, with Goldensuns and JennyLee supporting on west coast dates.

In the six years since 2016’s much-lauded Heads Up , Warpaints four members — Emily Kokal, Jenny Lee Lindberg, Stella Mozgawa and Theresa Wayman — have been busy living. Babies, jobs, tours, solo albums, intercontinental and cross country moves all became priorities, presenting mounting logistical challenges to getting the band back together, as they say, and allowing a little space to think “what if we didn’t?”

Eventually, though, each of the women found themselves drawn inexorably back together. Warpaint is as much a home for them as a band, having been together for nearly 20 years. They had just completed the foundational tracking sessions with co-producer Sam Petts-Davies (Thom Yorke, Frank Ocean, Skullcrusher) when the pandemic hit and they were forced to retreat to respective safety.

What followed was the making of a wholly different Warpaint album. Physically separated by the pandemic, each musician recorded her parts separately—often in makeshift home studios—before sending on to the next, creating songs layer by layer. Deciding to delay the release until they could tour allowed them to further hone each track, spending more time building and rebuilding than they had in the past. The result is a body of work that is sharper and more focused than any of their previous, each song as tight, beguiling and proud as a diamond.

“I was saying the other day that we should’ve called  this  album “Exquisite Corpse”, but it was already taken,” jokes Kokal, referring to the title of the band’s debut EP. Radiate Like This captures what’s always been the magic of Warpaint—the delicate interplay of four separate parts coalescing in motion—while somehow allowing each individual to shine a little brighter.

The band will make their live return with a run of shows in the U.K. and Europe this spring with global dates to follow. See full tour routing below.

Warpaint is Emily Kokal (guitar, vocals), Jenny Lee Lindberg (bass, vocals), Stella Mozgawa (drums, vocals) and Theresa Wayman (guitar, vocals). Radiate Like This follows their critically beloved debut EP Exquisite Corpse , 2010’s The Fool , 2014’s Warpaint and 2016’s Heads Up .

DLWP is proud to be presenting this show, along with three others this May, as part of Brighton Festival. Corinne Bailey Rae , Warpaint and The Unthanks will all take place as part of Brighton Festival as they extend their partnerships across the wider Sussex region.

The Festival returns for 2022 with an extensive international programme of more than 150 events taking place across Sussex from 7-29 May. The 2022 Guest Co-Directors are Syrian architect and author, Marwa Al-Sabouni and Brighton-based theatre artist Tristan Sharps from dreamthinkspeak.

For more information about Brighton festival click here .

Please note that Booking Fees apply on the following transactions:

Online : Tickets booked online are subject to booking fees when purchased through our website. E-tickets for print at at home are emailed instantly on the account you have registered with DLWP and are free of charge. They can also be downloaded from our website within My Account.

Telephone : £3.50 per transaction + £2 postage or free collection at the Box Office.

In Person : There are currently no charges for booking tickets in person.

There is a £2 charge to post tickets.

We strongly recommend ticket buyers to take out Ticket Protection insurance with Secure My Booking available when you book your tickets at check out.

Please note that we are only able to post tickets within the UK. If you live overseas please select box office collection or print at home tickets. Tickets purchased for post will be sent 10 – 14 days before the show date.

Full terms and conditions can be found here .

Book online: Pre-show dining can be booked online as an add-on when purchasing tickets for selected events. You will be purchasing a ticket to guarantee your meal before the show. Please note you must be a ticket holder to the show to book pre-show dining.

Already booked your tickets? If you’ve already booked tickets for a show and would like to add dining, please contact Box Office: [email protected]

On the night: If you have pre-booked please come to the bar to order from the gig menu and sit at one of the reserved tables.

Please be aware that we operate no re-entry for gigs. This means that once you have entered the building, you cannot go out and re-enter. This policy is in line with other major music venues across the UK and put in place on police advice. No re-entry is clearly signposted as you come through security on the front door. There is a fenced-off area on the terrace for people who go out to smoke or vape.

There are plenty of welcoming and good value B&Bs & boutique hotels in Bexhill. The De La Warr Pavilion regularly uses the following:

• Seapray Rooms
• The Driftwood
• The Cooden Beach Hotel
• Coast B & B
• Buenos Aires
• De La Warr View (Holiday Flat)
• By Rail Direct trains go from London Victoria, Brighton and Ashford to Bexhill. There are also trains from London Charing Cross, changing at St. Leonards Warrior Square and from London Bridge or Charing Cross going to Battle. Battle is only a short taxi journey away (15 mins approx). Visit www.nationalrail.co.uk  for up-to-date train travel information.
• Taxis Town Taxis:  01424 211 511 Parkhurst Taxis:  01424 733 456
• By Car If driving from the London area: Take the M25, then A21 to Hastings. Turn off at John‘s Cross and follow the signs to Bexhill. OR Take the A22 to Eastbourne, go across the Bishop roundabout to the A271 and follow the signs to Bexhill and the seafront. The De La Warr Pavilion is on the Marina. From the Brighton area: Follow the A27 out of Brighton until you arrive in Bexhill On Sea.
• Parking Please be aware the Rother District car park outside the De La Warr Pavilion operates paid parking until 7pm. After this time parking is free.

Within the limits of this Grade One listed building, the De La Warr Pavilion strives to be fully accessible with a range of facilities to support your visit.

Assistance Dogs are permitted into the building.

Please contact the Box Office on [email protected] to arrange a visit.

Facilities for disabled visitors

• Ramped access at the front of the building
• A low counter at the Box Office and  Information Desk
• Disabled toilets on two floors
• A lift to all floors
• Accessible galleries on both floors
• An accessible Café
• Spaces for wheelchairs in the auditorium for seated events
• Ramped access in the auditorium for events during the day
• Ramped access into the Studio
• Two travel wheelchairs are available for use at the De La Warr Pavilion. To reserve, please call our box office and information desk on (01424) 229111 or ask a member of staff on arrival. The chairs are provided on a first come, first served basis and are intended for use inside the Pavilion. Please contact us for more information.

Facilities for blind or visually-impaired

• Large print season brochures

Facilities for the hard-of-hearing

• An T-Switch induction loop in some areas of the auditorium (please indicate when booking as this facility is not available on the balcony)
• British Sign Language interpretation tours of the building and exhibitions are available on request.

How to score $25 tickets to major Live Nation concerts coming to metro Phoenix

Live Nation Concert Week returns for its 10th year, offering music and comedy fans in the U.S. and Canada access to $25 all-in tickets to more than 5,000 shows in 2024 from May 8-14.

Concert Week 2024 will expand to more than 20 countries, including Australia and those in Asia, Europe, the U.K. and the Middle East.

Besides $25 tickets, Live Nation will offer other special deals, promotions and giveaways for fans.

Here's a look at all the cool shows involved in this program, from Green Day at Chase Field to arena shows with Peso Pluma and Janet Jackson, and how to get in on the savings.

What concerts are part of the Live Concert Week savings?

Concerts include performances from more than 900 artists spanning a variety of genres, including pop, Latin, hip-hop, country, R&B, rock, metal and electronic, as well as comedy shows.

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Here are a few participating artists: 21 Savage, Alanis Morissette, Cage The Elephant, Celeste Barber, Dan + Shay, Dierks Bentley, Feid, Janet Jackson, Meghan Trainor, New Kids On The Block, Peso Pluma, Sean Paul and Thirty Seconds to Mars .

Taylor Swift Eras Tour: 5 magic moments at State Farm Stadium that Arizonans saw first

How Concert Week works

In the U.S. and Canada, from May 8-14, fans can visit LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek to choose from the full list of participating events. Once they’ve selected a show, they should look for the ticket type labeled “Concert Week Promotion,” add the ticket(s) to their cart, and proceed to checkout.

How to find Concert Week shows in metro Phoenix

Fans can filter their search on LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek by participating events, venues or artists. While on the website, fans can also set the location to the closest city and the site will refresh to only include participating shows nearby.

How to buy Concert Week tickets

Tickets for Concert Week in the U.S. will be available starting with T-Mobile and Rakuten early access beginning Tuesday, May 7. The general onsale for Concert Week will run from 7 a.m. PT on Wednesday, May 8, through 11:59 p.m. PT on Tuesday, May 14, or while supplies last at LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek .

How much are Concert Week tickets?

Concert Week tickets include all fees upfront in the $25 all-in cost.

Any taxes will be added at checkout as applicable to each city, state and venue.

How to Participate in T-Mobile Early Access

T-Mobile customers get 24-hour early access starting at 7 a.m. PT on Tuesday, May 7, while supplies last.

T-Mobile customers can visit T-MobileReservedTickets.com for details on how to unlock exclusive tickets. With Magenta Status , T-Mobile’s suite of premium perks and experiences, customers also get VIP treatment with special-priced tickets and expedited entry at top venues across the country. Learn more at T-MobileReservedTickets.com .

How to Participate in Rakuten Early Access

On May 7 from 7 a.m.-8:59 p.m. PT, Rakuten members can purchase early access tickets and earn cash back while supplies last. You can sign up for Rakuten for free at rakuten.com to receive an early access code.

How to Participate in Hilton Honors’ Tickets with Points

Hilton Honors members can connect their Hilton Honors and Ticketmaster accounts and use points to pay for all or part of their ticket purchases for select Concert Week shows. For more information, visit the experiences.hiltonhonors.com . The Hilton Honors program is free to join at hiltonhonors.com .

Concert Week shows in metro Phoenix

Arizona Financial Theatre (Phoenix): Dr. Jordan B. Peterson (5/14), Jacob Collier with Kimbra (5/16), Gunna with Flo Milli (5/21), Amon Amarth with Cannibal Corpse, Obituary and Frozen Soul (5/23), Maggie Rogers with The Japanese House (5/24), The Kid LAROI with glaive and Chase Shakur (5/29), Hasan Minhaj (5/31), Sarah McLachlan with Feist (6/4), Cavetown and Mother Mother with Destroy Boys (6/7), Maren Morris (6/8), Tedeschi Trucks Band with Joe Purdy (6/11), Sesame Street Live (6/22), It’s Time Presents: Girls Night Out Tour featuring Kierra Sheard, Koryn Hawthorne, Naomi Raine and Wanda (6/27), 94.5 BIG’s Totally Tubular Festival with Thomas Dolby, Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, Modern English, Men Without Hats, The Romantics, Bow Wow Wow and the Plimsouls (7/3), Cole Swindell with Dylan Scott and Restless Road (7/11), Hombres G (7/12), Gabito Ballesteros (7/13), the Marías with Automatic (7/20), O.A.R. with Fitz and the Tantrums (8/7), an Evening with the Pretenders (8/10), Wallows with Benee (8/12), Halestorm and I Prevail with Hollywood Undead and Fit For A King (8/16), Stone Temple Pilots and Live with Soul Asylum (8/19), Lamb of God and Mastodon with Kerry King and Malevolence (8/23), 311 with AWOLNATION and Neon Trees (8/24), Blue October, Switchfoot and Matt Nathanson (9/1), KIDZ BOP LIVE 2024 (9/6), Alec Benjamin with Matt Hansen (9/7), Ray LaMontagne and Gregory Alan Isakov with the Secret Sisters (9/15), Two Door Cinema Club with Petey (9/24), Goth Babe with the Aces (9/27), Stephanie Miller, Frangela, Hal Sparks and John Fugelsang (9/28), Sum 41 with the Interrupters and Many Eyes (10/2), an Evening with the Avett Brothers (10/9), Dashboard Confessional with Boys Like Girls and Taylor Acorn (10/22), and Dane Cook (12/13).

Chase Field (Phoenix): Green Day with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and the Linda Lindas (9/18).

Crescent Ballroom (Phoenix) Kyle with Johnny 2 Phones and Jay Eazy (5/17), José Madero (6/25) and Pedro the Lion with Danielle Durack (7/16).

Desert Diamond Arena (Glendale) Cigarettes After Sex (10/8).

Footprint Center (Phoenix) Feid (5/11), the Doobie Brothers with the Robert Cray Band (6/26), AJR with mxmtoon and Almost Monday (7/12), Hootie & the Blowfish with Collective Soul and Edwin McCain (7/13), Janet Jackson with Nelly (7/30), Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago: Heart & Soul Tour 2024 (8/29), Santana and Counting Crows (9/2), Lindsey Stirling with Saint Motel (9/9), and Peso Pluma (9/23).

Mesa Ars Center: Il Divo (7/16).

The Nile Theater (Mesa): Tokyo Police Clubwith Born Ruffians (9/29)

Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre (Phoenix): 21 Savage with J.I.D., Nardo Wick and 21 Lil Harold (5/11), Avril Lavigne with All Time Low and Royal & the Serpent (6/2), Alanis Morissette with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Morgan Wade (6/9), Caifanes and Café Tacvba (6/11), The Queens of R&B: Xscape and SWV with Mýa, Total and 702 (7/2), Cage The Elephant with Young the Giant and Bakar (7/5), New Kids On The Block with very special guests Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff (7/9), Kenny Chesney with Megan Moroney (7/24), Barbie The Movie: In Concert Performed by the Barbie Land Sinfonietta alongside the film’s award-winning score (7/30), Niall Horan with Del Water Gap (7/31), Megadeth with Mudvayne and All That Remains (8/8), Limp Bizkit with Bones with Eddy Baker, N8NOFACE, Corey Feldman, Riff Raff (8/16), Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani and Jason Bonham with Loverboy (8/20), Dirty Heads and Slightly Stoopid with Common Kings and The Elovaters (8/25), ALT AZ 93-3 Birthday Bash with Thirty Seconds to Mars Seasons World Tour with AFI, Poppy and KennyHoopla (9/1), Creed with 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven (9/4), Dan + Shay with Jake Owen and Dylan Marlowe (9/5), Five Finger Death Punch with Marilyn Manson and Slaughter to Prevail (9/10), Train and REO Speedwagon with Yacht Rock Revue (9/11), The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour - Ziggy, Stephen, Julian, Ky-Mani and Damian (9/12), Bush with Jerry Cantrell and Candlebox (9/14),  Slipknot with Knocked Loose and Vended (9/15), Glass Animals with Eyedress (9/17),  Korn with Gojira and Spiritbox (10/3), Meghan Trainor with Paul Russell and Chris Olsen (10/16), Breaking Benjamin and Staind with Daughtry and Lakeview (10/18), and Grupo Firme (10/19).

Thundercat Lounge (Phoenix): One More Time - A Tribute to Daft Punk (5/24), and Freddy Todd (6/29).

The Van Buren (Phoenix): Marcus King with JJ Wilde (5/15), The 502s with Zach Seabaugh (5/18), Warpaint with Sego (5/19), DannyLux (5/24), Microwave with Origami Angel, Heart Attack Man and Carpool Tunnel (5/25), Sean Paul with Farina (5/26), XAVIER RUDD with Bobby Alu (6/1), The Teskey Brothers with Pearl Charles (6/4), From Ashes to New with Point North, Ekoh, Phix and Elijah (6/5), Allen Stone (6/7), the Boulet Brothers’ Dragula (6/11), Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls with Amigo the Devil, Bridge City Sinners, Micah Schnabel and Vanessa Jean Speckman (6/12), Echo & the Bunnymen (6/13), X Ambassadors with New West, Rowan Drake (6/14), Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers with Remo Drive and BabyJake (6/21), Drive-By Truckers (6/23), DIIV (6/25), The Eric Andre Show Live (6/29), Iron & Wine with Amythyst Kiah (7/2), PVRIS with Pale Waves (7/9), Louie Thesinger with Chris Pérez Band (7/17), As I Lay Dying with Chelsea Grin and Entheos (8/7), STRFKR with Holy Wave and Ruth Radele (8/8), Caloncho (8/11), the Airborne Toxic Event (9/7), Matisse (9/11), Chromeo & The Midnight with Ruth Radelet (9/16), Peter Hook & The Light (9/17), Lord of the Lost (9/26), the National Parks (10/5), Lawrence (10/8), Hatebreed with Carcass, Harm’s Way and Crypta (10/14), and Testament and Kreator with Possessed (10/24).

More Concert Week shows across Arizona

Findlay Toyota Center (Prescott Valley): Parker McCollum with Randy Rogers Band (10/17).

Tucson Arena (Tucson): Parker McCollumwith Randy Rogers Band (10/18).

Reach the reporter at   [email protected]  or 602-444-4495. Follow him on Twitter   @EdMasley .

Support local journalism.   Subscribe to azcentral.com today.