If I'm going to have crowds, they need to be sourced!
Booking a tour is one part of the equation in this line of work. That involves communicating with a whole bunch of really high-quality folks, some of whom run venues, others of whom are working with them to make a local event happen. They're all trying to get the word out among their networks, but what will really amplify their efforts is if everyone who has gotten to the point of clicking on this blog post and reading this paragraph will take a moment to look at where I'm playing (below) and tell a friend in one of those towns about my upcoming gig there.From October 19th through November 19th I'll be on tour in Europe, and then northern California just after. Your help getting the word out will mean the difference between audiences, and crickets!
Most of the info below is expanded upon in more detail at davidrovics.com/tour, including with things like links for buying tickets online in some cases, but the basic info of date, venue, and town is below, along with posters for gigs that have their own cool graphics...
October
19 Kitchen Garden Cafe with Jess Silk, Birmingham
21 Katie Fitzgerald's, Stourbridge
22 Liverpool Irish Center, Liverpool
23 Don't Extradite Assange Rally at BBC Broadcasting House, London
23 Telegraph at the Earl of Derby, London
25 Folk in the Cellar at the Betsey Trotwood, London
26 The Folklore Rooms, Brighton
27 The Wax Cactus, Worthing
29 The Fox & Newt, Leeds
30 The Old Coal Yard, Newcastle
5 Corner Pocket Snooker Centre, Dalkeith (Edinburgh)
7 The Squirrel Bar with Paul Sheridan, Glasgow
10 Nachbarschaftshaus Urbanstraße, Berlin
13 FLEX, München
15 Nachitgall, Köln
17 The American Bar, Belfast
19 The Red Devil with Pol Mac Adaim, West Belfast
22 Flow Restaurant and Bar, Mendocino
23 House concert in San Francisco
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