Pinback’s Rob Crow isn’t actually quitting music

Back in March, Pinback frontman Rob Crow announced that he was quitting music, explaining that the business was “financially irresponsible to [his] family” and “ultimately humiliating to [his] psyche.” Apparently that decision didn’t take, though, because Crow is now back with a new band, a new album, and a new tour. In other words, it’s literally the opposite of quitting music.

The new band is called Rob Crow’s Gloomy Place, and its first album, You’re Doomed. Be Nice., will be available on March 4—almost a year from when Crow quit music. You can see the album art for You’re Doomed. Be Nice. below as well as the tour dates.

Rob Crow’s Gloomy Place Tour 2016

February 29—The Rebel Lounge—Phoenix, AZ

March 2—The Sidewinder—Austin, TX

March 3—Club Dada—Dallas, TX

March 4—George’s Majestic Lounge—Fayetteville, AR

March 5—Firebird—St. Louis, MO

March 6—Zanzabar—Louisville, KY

March 8—Black Cat Backstage—Washington, DC

March 9—Great Scott—Allston, MA

March 10—The Knitting Factory—Brooklyn, NY

March 11—The Boot & Saddle—Philadelphia, PA

March 12—Metro Gallery—Baltimore, MD

March 13—Club Cafe—Pittsburgh, PA

March 15—The Hi-Fi—Indianapolis, IN

March 16—Empty Bottle—Chicago, IL

March 17—Reverb Lounge—Omaha, NE

March 18—Larimer Lounge—Denver, CO

March 19—Urban Lounge—Salt Lake City, UT

March 21—Hawthorne Theatre—Portland, OR

March 22—The Wild Buffalo—Bellingham, WA

March 23—Barboza—Seattle, WA

March 25—Bottom Of The Hill—San Francisco, CA

March 26—The Echo—Los Angeles, CA

March 27—Casbah—San Diego, CA

[via Pitchfork]

 
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