Tour news: Orville Peck, Omar Apollo, Future Islands, Miki Berenyi, TOKiMONSTA, G-Easy, Matt Pond PA, more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

FUTURE ISLANDS

The next leg of Future Islands’ tour supporting their seventh album, People Who Aren’t There Anymore, starts later this month, and includes an NYC show at Radio City Music Hall on June 20 with Ed Schrader’s Music Beat.

OMAR APOLLO / MALCOLM TODD

Omar Apollo will release God Said No later this month, and he’s just announced a tour in support, with Malcolm Todd on most dates. The NYC stop is Forest Hills Stadium on September 7.

TRAVIS

Travis will release their new album L.A. Times on July 12, and they’ve got a busy tour schedule ahead for it, including the opening slot on The Killers’ UK arena tour this summer, a fall UK headline tour, and just announced North American dates, which happen in early 2025.

THE DB’S

Power-pop greats The dB’s are getting the original lineup back together for a short tour starting at Hopscotch Fest.

ICE SPICE

Ice Spice announced her Y2K! World Tour, which includes headlining North American dates with Cash Cobain and Ice Spice’s DJ/producer RIOTUSA. There are now two NYC dates.

MATT POND PA

Matt Pond has shared a lovely new indie folk song called “Lost Languages,” along with an ASL interpretive video. “‘Lost Languages’ is about learning how to communicate in a new way after life falls apart,” Matt says, “the way we keep waking up and trying to make sense of the world.”

He also announced three shows: Hamden, CT’s Space Ballroom on 8/23, Eastern, MA’s Riverfest on 8/24, and Brooklyn’s Word of Mouth Bookstore on 8/25. West Coast dates TBA soon.

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MIKI BERENYI (LUSH)

Former Lush singer/guitarist Miki Berenyi is currently on tour with the Miki Berenyi 3 and Lol Tolhurst x Budgie, and those dates wrap up in NYC on Saturday (6/8) at Webster Hall. After that, Miki has two book event for her memoir, Fingers Crossed: How Music Saved Me From Success. She’ll be at powerHouse Arena on June 11 for a Q&A with WFMU’s Mona Dehghan, and Rough Trade on June 12 for a Q&A with SONOS Radio’s Elia Einhorn.

TOKIMONSTA

Artist and producer TOKiMONSTA has announced the Eternal Reverie Tour, which starts October 17 in Philly and then hits NYC’s Webster Hall on October 19 before heading to the West Coast for San Diego’s CRSSD fest. The tour continues around the US before wrapping up in L.A. on November 30.

PURE BATHING CULTURE

Pure Bathing Culture shows have announced a couple East Coast shows: Philly’s Milkboy on 8/22 and Brooklyn’s Union Pool on 8/23.

COALESCE / CAVE IN

Kansas City mathcore vets Coalesce recently announced that they’d be reuniting for the first time in 12 years to play Alabama’s Furnace Fest, and now they’ve announced Brooklyn and Philly reunion shows with the great Cave In.

ALL THINGS GO NYC

All Things Go is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, and after dropping their Baltimore/DC-area lineup in April, they’ve now announced their first-ever NYC edition.

ANTI- RECORDS 25TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY (WAXAHATCHEE, NEKO CASE, MORE)

ANTI- Records is throwing a 25th Anniversary Party during Nashville’s Americana Fest. It happens at Basement East on September 19 with Waxahatchee, Neko Case, Madi Diaz, MJ Lenderman, Christian Lee Hutson and Leyla McCalla all performing.

G-EASY

Rapper G-Easy has announced a fall tour that hits NYC at Brooklyn Paramount on November 15.

ORVILLE PECK RODEO

Masked Candadian country artist Orville Peck has announced his sixth annual Rodeo which will happen at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater on August 24. Orville will perform, as will Tanya Tucker, Medium Build, Mickey Guyton and Goldie Boutilier, plus the night’s hosted by John Waters. There’s also a kickoff party at the Basement East on 8/23 and a closing party at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville on 8/25 and Orville performs at those too. More info here.

Meanwhile, Orville’s tour hits the NYC area at Asbury Park, NJ’s The Stone Pony Summer Stage on June 29 with Goldie Boutillier, and then at Brooklyn Paramount on October 19 & 20. with Nikki Lane and Vincent Neil Emerson.