The Capitol Years 1995-2007, featuring fourteen classic rockers and one new tune (“This is the Tide”) from The Dandy Warhols, is now available for purchase. That is if your country does not start with “United” and ends with “America”, or is Canada. There’s always a catch.
ITEM: Regarding the pre-sale for the dates announced earlier this week (USA/Canada), tickets will officially go on pre-sale next week, and we will let you all know the password to login and buy tickets. That’s how that goes. More dates on this leg of the tour will also be announced soon, plus, the other half of the continent. Those dates are forthcoming.
ITEM: Next Monday (19 July), The Capitol Years comes out in Europe and other places. EMI has sent a long a link they would like you to purchase the record through. amazon.co.uk
ITEM: You may remember talk last year of Court working with The Wolfmen. Well, they have a new single getting ready to drop on Monday, July 19th called (ha ha) “July 20”. (Someone’s birthday, what?) “July 20” is a supercool track, with Tay-Tay doing remix honors with Jacob Portrait, and you should totally pick it up in the store when you pick up The Capitol Years.
Hey, here is an interview Fathead gave with Triple-J in Melbourne last week, talking about living in Australia, festivals, and the new Capitol Years record. At the end of the interview, you will hear half of the newest Dandys song, “This is the Tide”. The second half of the song is just as good, so you should buy it when it comes out wherever you live.
Hi there. These dates are the but the first half of this tour in the United States and Canada starting in October and finishing up in December. More dates will be announced soon, so hold your horses.
The Dandy Warhols will a part of the 2010 Parklife Festival this coming September and October in Australia. Tickets for all shows go in Sale the fist of July at parklife.com.au.
When I heard that one of my bestest favoritest bands in the whole wide WORLD would be playing a You Who show — THE DANDY WARHOLS -it was a great reason to hop on the freeway and head down to Portland with the family for the long Memorial Day weekend. I mean, how could I miss a Dandies show played for kids, with the setlist chosen by the young daughter of bandmember Zia McCabe, played in an old converted schoolhouse? Come on! MissSeven is a fan as well; she likes to sing along to “Plan A” and “We Used To Be Friends.”
Caption: “Cover art and headline blurb for The Dandy Warhols’ ‘The Capitol Years: 1995-2007′ were posted to Reuters’ Times Square display several times between May 26 & May 28.”
A reminder, this Sunday afternoon we are appearing at You Who variety show at McMenamins Kennedy School in Portland. The show starts at 1, and The Dandys will go on at about 1:45 and perform an abbreviated set chosen by ZIa’s daughter Matilda.