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Interpol is currently touring across 14 countries and has 32 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at The Masquerade - Heaven in Atlanta, after that they'll be at Revention Music Center in Houston.

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The Masquerade - Heaven

Revention Music Center

Boeing Center at Tech Port

El Paso County Coliseum

Mesa Amphitheatre

The Theater, Virgin Hotels Las Vegas

Cruel World

Orquideorama

Teatro Caupolicán

Audio Clube

The Blue Room

SparkassenPark

Kindl-Bühne Wuhlheide

Stadthalle Wien

Tener-a-mente Festival

Live /s Live

The Smashing Pumpkins - The World Is A Vampire

Paradiso Grote Zaal

Wolverhampton Civic Hall

O2 Apollo Manchester

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

O2 City Hall, Newcastle

Bristol Beacon

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I have been waiting to see this band for at least 10 years. I was so excited! My husband and I have been listening to them for years. We were skeptical of the setlist we found online, worried that we wouldn’t get to hear enough of their early songs, but we were very pleased! They played a really good mix of our favorite hits and some new songs that we and the crowd seemed to enjoy. We really enjoyed the show because they sounded great, awesome venue, great light show and ambiance, and the set list. They have such a unique sound. Overall, we were really happy and had a great time. My only complaint is the ridiculous fees that Ticketmaster and live nation charge! Otherwise the ticket price was more than reasonable. I would see them again for sure!

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Disappointing ! This could have been a great concert by an excellent band in a beautiful venue - but unfortunately Interpol played a very short set, just 1 hr 10 minutes. Obviously the entirety of "Turn On The Bright Lights" was a given (since it was the 15th anniversary celebration of the album), but I expected several additional songs and they only played 3 titles as an encore. I have seen similar "celebration of album x" gigs by QOTSA, Jesus & Mary Chain and Peter Hook in the past and they all have been much, much more generous with their time (playing 6-10 songs on top of the celebrated album). Being a headlining band with 5 albums of material to choose from and playing less than 90 minutes is just scroogy, doesn't make the paying audience feel appreciated. Hell, their festival sets were longer than their headlining show - what's up with that !?!

Interpol were note perfect and Turn on the Bright Lights is one of the best albums in the last 50 years hands down but Alexandra Palace is simply a terrible venue for live music. It's not designed to be and it shows.

Because the floor is flat (unlike Brixton / Hammersmith Academy etc) you simply don't see anything unless you are 6'6". Therefore you don't really see the band and therefore can't really connect with them and what they are trying to do.. I wasn't the only one.. I saw scores of people who gave up and sat in the food area instead and heard a guy on the phone talking to his wife describing it as soulless and I couldn't agree more. I love the band and cannot blame them, they did nothing wrong but I will never go to another gig at Ally Pally again unless the ghost of Freddie Mercury rises for a one night only special there... Sorry Ally Pally but you are a rubbish music venue..

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Interpol Announce 2022 Worldwide Tour Dates With Support From Tycho And Matthew Dear

New York City indie staples Interpol have just wrapped up the recording of their 7th studio album . They worked with producers Flood & Moulder (of Nine Inch Nails and Depeche Mode production fame) on it in London. And while that’s due out in the near future, the trio has announced its first tour dates in over two years. The tour will take them from the US to Mexico and Europe. their primary support for the tour will be Tycho and Matthew Dear, with additional support from Dry Cleaning on their Mexico City date.

Check out Interpol’s full tour dates below. Tickets go on sale on January 28 here .

4/25 – Dallas, TX @ The Factory in Deep Ellum* 4/26 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater* 4/28 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre* 4/29 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre* 4/30 – Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre* 5/02 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Union * 5/03 – Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom ** 5/05 – St. Paul, MN @ Palace Theatre* 5/06 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom* 5/07 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit* 5/08 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre* 5/10 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem* 5/11 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner* 5/13 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia* 5/14 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre* 5/15 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre* 5/21 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rose Bowl, Pasadena – Just Like Heaven 5/28 – Mexico City, MEX @ Palacio De Los Deportes**** 6/08 – Barcelona, Spain @ Sala Apolo 6/09 – Barcelona, Spain @ Primavera Sound 6/11 – Porto, Portugal @ Primavera Sound 6/12 – Berlin, Germany @ Templehof Sounds Festival 6/14 – London, UK @ The Roundhouse SOLD OUT 6/15 – London, UK @ The Roundhouse 6/16 – Brussels, Belgium @ Ancienne Belgique 6/18 – Paris, France @ Salle Pleyel 6/19 – Landgraaf, Netherlands @ Pinkpop Festival

*plus TYCHO and Matthew Dear ** Matthew Dear ****plus Dry Cleaning

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Interpol Announce 2022 Tour Dates with Tycho and Matthew Dear

In support of the band's soon-to-be-announced seventh studio album

Interpol will return to the road beginning in April for a lengthy tour that includes shows across the US, UK, and Europe.

Making the Interpol’s first such jaunt in two years, the tour begins with a 19-date swing through North America. They’ll plays shows in Dallas, San Diego, Denver, Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn, before making their way to Los Angeles for an appearance at the Just Like Heaven Festival . Tycho and Matthew Dear will provide support for the entirety of the US run, while Dry Cleaning will open Interpol’s May 28th show in Mexico City.

Staring in June, Interpol will tour the UK and Europe, while also playing Barcelona’s Primavera Sound .

Check out the tour’s full schedule below, and tickets will be available to purchase via Ticketmaster . A pre-sale begins Thursday, January 27th at 10:00 a.m. local time (pre-sale code FRONTROW), followed by a public on-sale on the 28th.

Interpol recently finished work on their seventh album, which is expected to arrive this year via Matador Records. Below, you can find a short clip of the band recording at London’s Battery Studio last year. They previously released Marauder in 2018 and A Fine Mess EP in 2019.

Interpol 2022 Tour Dates: 04/25 – Dallas, TX @ The Factory in Deep Ellum *^ 04/26 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater *^ 04/28 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre *^ 04/29 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre *^ 04/30 – Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre *^ 05/02 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Union *^ 05/03 – Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom ^ 05/05 – St. Paul, MN @ Palace Theatre *^ 05/06 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom *^ 05/07 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit *^ 05/08 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre *^ 05/10 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem *^ 05/11 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner *^ 05/13 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia *^ 05/14 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre *^ 05/15 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre *^ 05/21 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rose Bowl, Pasadena – Just Like Heaven 05/28 – Mexico City, MX @ Palacio De Los Deportes $ 06/08 – Barcelona, ES @ Sala Apolo 06/09 – Barcelona, ES @ Primavera Sound 06/11 – Porto, PT @ Primavera Sound 06/12 – Berlin, DE @ Templehof Sounds Festival 06/14 – London, UK @ The Roundhouse 06/15 – London, UK @ The Roundhouse 06/16 – Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique 06/18 – Paris, FR @ Salle Pleyel 06/19 – Landgraaf, NL @ Pinkpop Festival

* = w/ Tycho ^ = w/ Matthew Dear $ = w/ Dry Cleaning

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Interpol in Mexico City

Interpol has performed in Mexico City many times over the years, but this time felt special. “It was a very beautiful culmination of that long relationship that we’ve had, bringing it to the present,” Banks says. “This is a real monument to the relationship we have with Mexico, and hopefully there’ll be more to come.”

The moody, romantic feel of Interpol’s music encourages fans to express themselves to the fullest.

Mariachi Fiesta de Mexico, a local group, began the show with a surprise opening set that included some classic mariachi standards and a cover of Interpol’s 2004 hit “Evil” that got the crowd cheering. (The group played it twice.)

“Mariachi is something that people really embrace in Mexico,” Banks says. “I had a feeling that that would go over well with the fans, and from what I can gauge, people loved it.”

One fan brought headbands showing photos of Interpol’s three core members: Banks, guitarist Daniel Kessler, and drummer Sam Fogarino. (Fogarino was absent from this show, as he is recovering from surgery.)

Banks exchanges a backstage high-five with Water From Your Eyes vocalist Rachel Brown. “I heard Rachel from side of stage cracking jokes and being their authentic self,” Banks says. “They have incredible poise. That’s quite incredible, that they were so calm as to be witty and charming in the way that I’ve seen them be in very small venues.”

Other fans came in T-shirts celebrating the Zócalo show. The 57,600-square-meter space is one of the largest public squares in the world.

Water From Your Eyes

Water From Your Eyes’ touring lineup (from left): bass player Al Nardo, vocalist Rachel Brown, drummer Bailey Wollowitz, and multi-instrumentalist Nate Amos.

“The audience had a very chill energy,” Banks says. “They were all there to have a good time.”

Kessler and Banks backstage before the show. 

The night at the Zócalo brought back memories of their past concerts in Mexico, going back to 2005. “From day one of Interpol playing down there, we’ve always had these crazy shows,” Banks recalls. “Our first show there had to get canceled because it looked like the floor was going to collapse. We had to stop it halfway through because the fans were hitting a resonant frequency with the floor and it was just undulating in a wave. Our tour manager had to walk out and be like, ‘We can’t do this. The building’s going to come down.'”

Water From Your Eyes took the stage after sundown, playing impish, avant-garde bangers like “Buy My Product” and “Barley.”

“That was just fucking awesome,” Banks says. “We love that band. It’s not really mainstream, it’s challenging. But I had a hunch that the fans were going to get it — because even if you’re really left to center, if it’s good and it’s real and it’s passionate and it’s authentic, I think it’s going to translate. And they did.”

Speaking from the stage in fluent Spanish, Banks told the crowd that Mexico City feels like the band’s second home, adding in English, “We love you.”

“Some of my most important relationships and friendships came from my time in Mexico,” he tells Rolling Stone . “And to this day I have some very dear friends there.”

Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown tells Rolling Stone that the whole show felt surreal: “I feel like the only moment of clarity I had throughout the entire set was looking out into the crowd during our last song and seeing people waving their flashlights in the air and thinking about beautiful it looked, and how I was going to have to tap Nate on the shoulder as soon as he finished his guitar solo stuff so that he could look up to see it too.”

The Zócalo was completely packed with fans.

Aside from a warmup show in Mexico City two days earlier, this was Interpol’s first performance of 2024.

Interpol’s set was heavy on fan favorites like “Say Hello to the Angels,” “Obstacle 1,” and “PDA.”

A final moment before taking the stage.

The Zócalo is in a part of the city whose history goes back centuries. “It was the center of Aztec culture as well, before it was the town center of Mexico City,” Banks says. “That does give it a really crazy historic gravitas for me.”

“I felt very at ease, very comfortable,” Banks reflects. “It’s like when you’re on an airplane, you don’t really look down and have a fear of heights, because you can’t process what you’re even seeing. When it’s a sea of people like that, it’s just too mind-blowing. There’s no preset on how to process that in our evolution, so it’s generally not that daunting for me. Whereas if I had to stand up at a wedding and make a joke or give a toast, I would have far more anxiety.”

(Pictured: Interpol’s touring bassist, Brad Truax.)

“There were couple of really special moments,” Banks says. “Like in ‘NYC,’ when everyone seemed to impromptu take out their phone lights — that was really one of the most striking things I’ve seen in our career, the sea of white lights like stars, as far as I could see.”

“I had a blast,” Banks says. “It really couldn’t have gone better. You just hope that things come together when it’s that big of an event. You hope that you feel good, and the audience is feeling good and the weather’s nice, and all of those things came to be and it was great.”

(Pictured: Interpol’s touring keyboardist, Brandon Curtis.)

Interpol’s set included one song from their 2022 album  The Other Side of Make-Believe : the piano-led “Toni.”

Excited fans chanted Interpol’s name between songs.

(Pictured: Touring drummer Chris Broome.)

This summer, the band will be touring in Europe with Smashing Pumpkins. They also have dates there this fall celebrating the 20th anniversary of their second album, Antics .

They closed with a three-song encore of “Untitled,” “No I in Threesome,” and “Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down.”

“I feel like as a 20-year marker, it was really profound and special,” Banks says. “I felt very fortunate and blessed cosmically, because I find that one is not always 100 percent in control of how one feels in their inner monologue, in their inner climate. But that day, I just felt very lucky.”

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Interpol Embarks On 24 Date U.S. Tour

Fresh off a slot on The Cure’s Curiosa tour, Interpol is embarking on a 24-date North American trek in support of its upcoming second album, Antics.

The group is currently finishing up a European leg, where they’ve been showing off their new songs in the U.K., Germany, France and the Netherlands. Upon their return to the States, they’ll pick up two support acts – Secret Machines and On! Air! Library! – and start a month-long tour in Boston October 11.

The itinerary includes a two-night stand at Los Angeles’ Wiltern and another at the Hammerstein Ballroom in Interpol’s hometown of New York City, where they’ll close out the tour November 11-12.

Two weeks later, they’ll head back to Europe for another month of dates in at least 10 countries.

The group’s much-anticipated sophomore effort drops September 28.

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The Smashing Pumpkins Announce Tour With Interpol and Stone Temple Pilots

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The Smashing Pumpkins have announced a North American tour in support of their new album, Atum . The band’s The World Is a Vampire Tour will feature support from Interpol , Stone Temple Pilots , and Rival Sons. Find the Smashing Pumpkins’ tour dates below.

In a statement about the tour, the Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan said:

I grew up in a world where I needed to know bands like Siouxsie and the Banshees and the Cure existed, it meant there was a place for people like me to hang out and belong. That’s what The World Is a Vampire is about. Bringing back that sense of community. If you don't fit in, you belong here. It's about having a shared experience and respecting others, but ultimately having fun. A true alternative festival, where all the self-proclaimed weirdos and outsiders of the world can get together and have a party.

The band’s tour title, of course, gets its name from the opening line on the Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness song “ Bullet With Butterfly Wings .” The Smashing Pumpkins have said that Atum —out May 5—is a sequel to Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and also 2000’s Machina/Machine of God . Hear a new Atum song, “Spellbinding,” below.

Stone Temple Pilots shared their latest album, Perdida , in 2020. The record The band features original members Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo, and Eric Kretz with vocalist Jeff Gutt, who took over after the deaths of singers Scott Weiland and Chester Bennington .

Interpol released The Other Side of Make-Believe last year.

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The Smashing Pumpkins:

04-15 North Wollongong, Australia - Stuart Park 04-16 Bongaree, Australia - Sandstone Point Hotel 04-18 Sydney, Australia - The Hordern Pavilion 04-19 Newcastle Waters, Australia - Newcastle Entertainment Centre 04-22 Hastings, Australia - Hastings Foreshore Reserve 04-23 Ballarat, Australia - Kryal Castle 04-26 Adelaide, Australia - Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena 04-27 Port Melbourne, Australia - PICA (Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts) 04-29 Penrith, Australia - Penrith Lakes 04-30 Gold Coast, Australia - Broadwater Parklands 07-28 Las Vegas, NV - The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan 07-30 Las Vegas, NV - The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan 08-01 Salt Lake City, UT - USANA Amphitheatre *# 08-03 Mountain View, CA - Shoreline Amphitheatre *# 08-05 Auburn, WA - White River Amphitheatre *# 08-06 Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater *# 08-07 Wheatland, CA - Toyota Amphitheatre *# 08-09 Irvine, CA - FivePoint Amphitheatre *# 08-10 Chula Vista, CA - North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre *# 08-11 - Highland - CA Yaamava’ Resort & Casino * 08-13 Albuquerque, NM - Isleta Amphitheater ^# 08-15 Dallas, TX - Dos Equi Pavilion ^# 08-16 Rogers, AR - Walmart AMP ^# 08-17 Huntsville, AL - The Orion Amphitheater ^# 08-19 West Palm Beach, FL - iThink Financial Amphitheatre ^# 08-20 Tampa, FL - MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre ^# 08-22 Charlotte, NC - PNC Music Pavilion ^# 08-24 Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center ^# 08-25 Gilford, NH - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion ^# 08-30 Wantagh, NY - Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater ^# 08-31 Bristow, VA - Jiffy Lube Live ^# 09-02 Toronto, Ontario - Budweiser Stage ^# 09-03 Ottawa, Ontario - Canadian Tire Centre ^# 09-06 Clarkston, MI - Pine Knob Music Theatre ^ 09-08 Franklin, TN - FirstBank Amphitheater ^# 09-09 Noblesville, IN - Ruoff Music Center ^#

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Interpol add more European dates to 2024 ‘Antics’ 20th anniversary tour

The new shows are in addition to a string of UK dates in November

Interpol have added four extra European shows to their ‘Antics’ 20th-anniversary tour, which will take place later this year.

• READ MORE: Interpol on 20 years of ‘Antics’ and touring with The Cure: “It was another era” 

The album, released in 2004, was the band’s second studio album and peaked at Number 15 on the Billboard 200 and at Number 21 in the UK Albums Chart. The album’s singles included indie disco staples ‘ Slow Hands ’,  ‘Evil’ , alongside fan favourites ‘ C’mere ’ and  ‘Narc’ .

The record cemented the band’s success after the seminal debut ‘Turn On The Bright Lights’ and went on to become a classic of the era. It led to the band signing to a major label for the mainstream success of their third album ‘Our Love To Admire’.

The band will play the album in full for six shows in the UK in November, but before that, they will now play some European shows to celebrate the album’s 20th anniversary. The tour will kick off in Stockholm on October 19 before moving on to Copenhagen the following night and will finish with two shows in Amsterdam on October 29 and 30.

Pre-sale will begin at 10am CEST on April 24 exclusively through The Big House community. General sale will open on Friday (April 26), also at 10am.

Europe! We can't wait to return this October to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Antics with you all! ➡️ Pre-sale will run from 10am CEST on Wednesday 24 April, exclusively via The Big House. ➡️ General sale begins at 10am CEST Friday 26 April. We'll have even more to share… pic.twitter.com/eDxPBlp4oS — Interpol (@Interpol) April 22, 2024

You can find the UK dates below and find any remaining tickets here .

The upcoming Interpol tour dates are:

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OCTOBER 19 – Stockholm, Sweden, Cirkus 20 – Copenhagen, National Radio Koncerthuset 29 – Amsterdam, Paradiso 30 – Amsterdam, Paradiso

NOVEMBER 1 – Wolverhampton, The Halls 2 – Manchester, O2 Apollo 4 – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall 5 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall 7 – Bristol, Beacon 8 – London, Alexandra Palace

The band’s drummer Sam Fogarino recently confirmed that he will not be joining the band on the road “for the time being” after having spinal surgery, which includes the ‘Antics’ anniversary dates.

The band also  played ‘Antics’ in full at a special gig in Paris  last year, months ahead of the 19th anniversary of that album. The show took place at the Philharmonie de Paris and saw the band air ‘A Time To Be So Small’ for the first time since 2007.

Speaking to  NME  recently , guitarist Daniel Kessler explained: “We did  two shows in France where we played ‘Antics’ in full  [last year], and it’s been really strange. It’s nerve-wracking at first.”

He continued: “It might not seem that much of a stretch for a band to play an album in sequence, but it really is. It’s sequenced for the record in a very intentional way, but performing it as such means going from first gear to fourth gear and vice versa.

“When we did those two shows, it really took some activating and getting used to – regardless of how many times you’ve played those songs before.”

Additionally, Interpol are set to to open for  Smashing Pumpkins  in Europe this summer. “We did some shows with them last year and they were a lot of fun,” Kessler told  NME .

“We really try to feel it out each night per situation. I saw Smashing Pumpkins play when I was in high school, so it’s really great to be playing with them.”

Meanwhile, the band played  the biggest show of their career at the weekend before a crowd of over 150,000 people. The New York band graced the huge Zócalo square in the city centre for the free show,  which they had first announced earlier this month .

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The New York indie rockers will embark on dates on this side of the pond. Find out where they're headed and how to buy tickets.

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Interpol have announced live dates for 2023.

The indie rockers will tour 2022's The Other Side of Make-Believe album, playing five dates on this side of the pond, which include shows in Brighton, Leeds and Edinburgh.

Tickets go on sale this Friday 17th March from 9am here. Pre-sale tickets go live on Wednesday 15th March at 9am.

We’ve added some headline shows in the UK and Germany in May and June! Pre-sale begins on Wednesday for Leeds, Bristol and Liverpool, and on Thursday for Brighton, Edinburgh and Munich. Tickets go on sale on Friday at 9am GMT / 10am CET. https://t.co/RXszzPVqKm pic.twitter.com/sY5DHxEURw — Interpol (@Interpol) March 13, 2023

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The band will also play an Irish date at Dublin's Trinity College on 30th June 2023 as part of of their European tour dates, with tickets on sale now.

See Interpol's 2023 UK Tour dates below:

• 28th May 2023: Brighton Dome
• 29th May 2023: Leeds O2 Academy
• 31st May 2023: Edinburgh The Queen’s HallJUNE 2023
• 1st June 2023: Bristol O2 AcademyJULY 2023
• 9th July 2023: Liverpool O2 Academy

Who is supporting Interpol on tour?

Support for Interpol comes from special guests Water From Your Eyes. Mega-fans of Interpol should be well aware of the Brooklyn electro-pop duo's fifth album as they've toured with the band before.

some could say we are obsessed with touring with @Interpol and they would be correct 💯 heading to the UK to reunite with our friends in Brighton, Leeds, Edinburgh, and Bristol 🫡 pic.twitter.com/VvvEv7Yugt — Water From Your Eyes (@waterfromyreyes) March 13, 2023

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Local Concert Updates: Interpol, Goose, Daryl Hall, & more

Among the newly announced concerts this week, Interpol will tour in 2022 and include a return to its New York origins. The band will headline two concerts at the Kings Theatre, on May 15 and 16. Tycho and Matthew Dear will be the support acts. “We’re heading back out on tour this year,” the band posted on social media. “It’s been way too long, and we’re very excited to play some shows!”

Goose added a second show at Radio City Music Hall on June 24 in addition to the already-announced June 25 concert. The band announced the news in a brief video on social media. “Thank you guys so much,” the band posted as the caption. “This is a dream come true!!!”

Daryl Hall will embark on his first solo tour in a decade from April 1 to 16. The tour will include a return to his hometown with a show at the Met Philadelphia on April 9. The routing includes a performance at Carnegie Hall on April 14. The tour will support the release of Hall’s first-ever solo retrospective, Beforeafter , on April 1. The two-disc set spans all five solo albums plus never-released recordings from his Live from Daryl’s House web/television series. Todd Rundgren, who performs with Hall on one of the album’s tracks, will be the support act on all of Hall’s tour dates.

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong announced on January 25 its new tour dates on the East Coast this spring to coincide with the release of its sixth studio album, Perspective . Tauk will share the billing at Terminal 5 on April 9. Pigeons Playing Ping Pong will release the album on April 8, the day before the local show.

STRFKR, announced its newly rescheduled tour dates on January 26. The band will perform at Brooklyn Steel on July 19. The Undercover Dream Lovers and Das Kope will be the support acts at that show.

Newly Postponed and Canceled Concerts

The Fugees 2022 tour is canceled. In 2021, the Fugees announced a reunion and performed its first concert in 15 years on September 22 for Global Citizen at the Rooftop at Pier 17. A tour was booked for November and then postponed, with the Prudential Center concert moving from September 23 to March 12. “We anticipate and understand disappointment but our anniversary tour will not be able to happen,” the Fugees announced on social media. “The continued Covid pandemic has made touring conditions difficult, and we want to make sure we keep our fans and ourselves healthy and safe. An idea sparked to honor and celebrate this 25th anniversary of The Score but we see now it may not currently be our time for revisiting this past work. We’re grateful for the special night we did get to share with some of you in New York, with that rare live moment. If opportunity, public safety, and scheduling allow, we hope to be able to revisit this again sometime soon. THANK YOU For all your love and support throughout the years.”

Geoff Tate canceled his January 25 concert at Sony Hall eight hours before show time. “Due to illness (not COVID), tonight’s Geoff Tate show is postponed to June 15, 2022,” read the announcement online. “All tickets will be honored for the new date.”

Reigning Sound announced that the band would cancel its tour, which included a show at Brooklyn Made on March 15. The band’s Greg Cartwright explained that “Due to the recent surge of Omicron cases in the US, we are canceling the Reigning Sound spring tour dates. This was a hard decision to make. Reigning Sound and our touring partners, the Country Westerns and the Okmoniks, have been looking forward to these shows for nearly a year. We remain hopeful that Covid infection rates will decrease in the coming months. Perhaps we’ll be able to reschedule these shows sooner than later. Until then, we hope that you and your loved ones remain healthy.”

The Weather Station has postponed the beginning of its tour until February 12. The January 28 date with Sam Amidon at the Music Hall of Williamsburg is postponed until a later date to be determined. Other concerts appear to be canceled, with no new date available at press time include Erasure at Radio City Music Hall, the Dodos and Anna Fox Rochinski at the Knitting Factory, the Black Angels and the Vacant Lot at Brooklyn Steel, and Peter Wolf & the Midnight Travelers at City Winery NYC. The following shows were recently rescheduled.

• Hoodcelebrityy at the Gramercy Theatre, from January 23 to April 3
• Jake Xerxes Fussell, Allegra Krieger at the Knitting Factory, from January 26 to January 30
• James McMurtry at Brooklyn Made, from January 26 to June 23
• Handsome Dick Manitoba’s Universe at the Bowery Electric, from January 27 to February 23
• Monsta X at Radio City Music Hall, from January 29 to May 21
• Buffalo Tom at the Bowery Ballroom, from January 29 to August 13
• The Warning at the Gramercy Theatre, from February 9 to May 6
• Yola, Jac Ross at Webster Hall, from February 9 to September 20
• Meshuggah at the Hammerstein Ballroom, from February 25 to September 18
• slenderbodies, Mokita at the Bowery Ballroom, from February 26 to June 14
• Alan Doyle at Sony Hall, from February 26 to February 24, 2023

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Former Gov. David Paterson — a Columbia University graduate — said he is supporting the Jewish community amid anti-Israel protests at his alma mater — not least because Jewish people supported Martin Luther King Jr.’s fight for civil rights.

“They deserve some kind of support … Back in the ’60s when Martin Luther King was marching on Washington, and he was fighting for civil rights, and he was challenging many of the segregation policies that still exist in this country, you would’ve thought that he was a terrorist the way they referred to him,” Paterson said on WABC 770 AM radio’s The Cats Roundtable Sunday.

He added: “Sixty five percent of the whites who marched with Dr. King were Jewish … They deserve somebody to stand with them [today]. I’m happy to do it,” Paterson said.

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However, he told WABC host John Catsimatidis that the horrific attack on southern Israel that killed 1,200 people remains the root of the conflict.

But he added that the Palestinians partly brought the problem on themselves by electing Hamas as their ruling government in Gaza.

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“How much clearer can you get that they are the enemy,” he said.

He said the protests now are more divisive, hostile and hateful because they pit students against other students, and he claimed that they appear to be organized by off-campus radicals.

“Outside agitators are always waiting to get involved in these situations. They did it so quickly this time that I am very suspicious about where all of this is coming from. There is a kind of an anarchist flavor to what’s going on these days,” the ex-governor, a Democrat, said.

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The Rolling Stones Get Support: Who's Opening for the Hackney Diamonds Tour?

The Rolling Stones are set to launch their North American 2024 Hackney Diamonds Tour this Sunday, April 28 at NRG Stadium in Austin, Texas. For the show opener, the band will have with hometown support from blues guitarist-singer and Grammy winner Gary Clark Jr. But for the rest of the tour, the openers range from Grammy Best New Artist nominees the War and Treaty to L.A. sensations the Linda Lindas.

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Interpol network renews commitment to protecting victims from global crime threats.

LYON, France – To address the increasing logistical, operational and technological sophistication of transnational organized crime, INTERPOL’s Heads of NCB conference has ended with delegates approving a series of conclusions to boost the law enforcement response.

Expanding access to I-24/7, INTERPOL’s secure global police communications network, to specialized law enforcement units and border control points, and sharing more criminal data via the Organization’s 19 databases were highlighted as key.

Increased use of INTERPOL’s policing capabilities, such as the Global Rapid Intervention of Payments (I-GRIP) stop-payment mechanism to intercept the proceeds of cyber-enabled financial fraud was also endorsed.

Intercepting criminal proceeds

Since the launch of I-GRIP in 2022, the Organization has helped member countries intercept more than USD 500 million in criminal proceeds.

The need for more data exchanges on terrorist organizations, their support mechanisms, and any links to organized crime was underlined, as well as sharing modus operandi linked to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and improvised explosive materials and incidents.

INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock said:

“It is simple - more data shared via INTERPOL equals more results for police across our 196 member countries.

“To address the complexity of today’s transnational organized crime threat, global law enforcement cooperation to ensure that the right information is in the right place at the right time is more important than ever.

“This meeting has provided new impetus for our National Central Bureaus which play a critical role in the global security architecture.”

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To better protect vulnerable members of society, NCBs were also encouraged to make greater use of INTERPOL’s International Child Sex Exploitation (ICSE) database to share intelligence, identify offenders and safeguard victims, as well as Green Notices to warn about sexual predators.

INTERPOL is the only international organization with a global network of mandatorily appointed data protection officers. In support of data protection principles such as lawfulness, quality, transparency and accountability, fostering this network to further strengthen trust and efficiency in global policing was also endorsed by the Heads of NCBs conference.

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