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  • July In South America, Europe and Australia

    "An Evening With Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan" Returns

    April 23, 2008 – After their series of sold out shows in Europe and on the West Coast of America this past January & February, Sub Pop veterans Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan will bring their special intimate performances to South America, Australia and Europe this July.

    Dulli and Lanegan’s upcoming shows in Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Australia will be their first performances together in those countries since the release of The Gutter Twins debut album Saturnalia.  Guitarist/singer Dave Rosser will once again perform with the duo for all of the upcoming shows. Rosser’s indispensible talent was a key ingredient to the success of all of the previous shows and the three artists share a rare camaraderie on stage together.
    “It was very exciting playing our songs this way so we jumped at the chance to run it back,” commented Dulli. “It's an honor to be asked to reprise the show especially by the South Americans, as none of us have been there before. We added a couple extra songs for the West Coast run and I'm sure we'll play a few we didn't last time.”

    “An Evening With Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan” will reach three contents beginning on July 1st in Sao Paulo, Brazil.  Other highlights along the way include performances at The Cactus Festival in Bruges and the Royal Festival Hall in London.  The tour will conclude with a performance at this year’s Splendour in the Grass festival in Australia.

    The Gutter Twins enjoyed a massively successful 2008 with the release of Saturnalia, and their follow up EP Adorata for Sub Pop Records.  It’s been a welcome homecoming to Sub Pop for both artists as Saturnalia was named by SPIN Magazine has one of the best albums of 2008.

    Mark Lanegan rose to fame as singer for the much-loved Seattle band Screaming Trees and Greg Dulli as the magnetic leader of the Afghan Whigs. Following the break up of both groups, Lanegan and Dulli went on to achieve significant notice on their own. Lanegan continued to release successful solo albums, as well as create vivid partnerships with the likes of Belle & Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell and Queens of the Stone Age. Dulli, meanwhile, innovatively fused indie, soul and electronic sounds in his post-Whigs ensemble the Twilight Singers, who released their first album, Twilight As Played By The Twilight Singers, in 2000.  The most recent Twilight effort was 2006’s Powder Burns.

    Beyond their tour this coming July, Greg Dulli has already begun work on a new Twilight Singers album, which he expects to release in 2010.  Mark Lanegan has an upcoming project with Soulsavers and will begin work on his first solo album in five years.


    "An Evening With Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan"

    7/1            BRAZIL                SAO PAULO                   Bourbon Street
    7/4            CHILE                  SANTIAGO                    Teatro Oriente
    7/7            ARGENTINA          BUENOS AIRES             La Trastienda
    7/11          BELGIUM              BRUGES                       Cactus Festival
    7/12          HOLLAND             AMSTERDAM                 Paradiso
    7/13          HOLLAND             NIJMEGEN                    Doornroosje
    7/15          GERMANY             DUSSELDORF               Savoy Theatre
    7/16          GERMANY             HAMBURG                    Stage Club
    7/17          DENMARK             COPENHAGEN               Vega
    7/19          ENGLAND             LONDON                       Royal Festival Hall
    7/23          AUSTRALIA          SYDNEY                        York Theatre
    7/24          AUSTRALIA          MELBOURNE                  Athenaeum
    7/26          AUSTRALIA          BYRON BAY                   Splendour in the Grass Festival

  • West Coast Action

    Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan have added 4 West Coast shows to their stripped down "Evening With" tour. They will be the final shows of the
    tour.

    February 10 West Hollywood CA at the Troubadour
    February 11 San Francisco CA at the Independent
    February 13 Portland OR at Doug Fir
    February 15 Seattle WA at the Showbox

    Opening the shows will be Happy Chichester except for Seattle which will be Shawn Smith as well as Happy Chichester.
    Smith and Chichester collaborated with Dulli on the Twilight Singers debut, Twilight As Played by The Twilight Singers.

    Following the conclusion of these dates Dulli will begin work on a new Twilight Singers album, while Lanegan has
    an upcoming project with Soulsavers and will begin work on his first solo album in five years. This does not, however
    spell the end of the Gutter Twins. "I see no reason why this can't go on indefinitely", says Lanegan of the project.
    Said Dulli; "It's been one of the highlights of my musical life and I look forward to doing it again someday soon."
     

  • An Evening With Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan

    Sub Pop veterans Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan will return to Europe beginning January 15th 2009 for sixteen special intimate performances. Dulli and Lanegan along with guitarist Dave Rosser will perform a 'Stripped Down In The Gutter' set. By sheer virtue of the intimacy of the show, it will be unique, as neither Dulli nor Lanegan have toured in this capacity before.

    "Since our instrumentation for this tour is going to be radically different, the shows will include many songs neither of us have performed in quite sometime or ever," Dulli commented.

    "An Evening With Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan" will kick off on January 15th in Glasgow at the Oran Mor and will run through February 2nd in Athens, Greece at Gagarin 205. Tickets will go on sale this Friday (November 14th) for all sixteen shows.

    The Gutter Twins have had a massively successful year with the release of their debut album Saturnalia, and their follow up EP Adorata for Sub Pop Records. It's been a welcome homecoming to Sub Pop for both artists.

    Mark Lanegan rose to fame as singer for the much-loved Seattle band Screaming Trees and Greg Dulli as the magnetic leader of the Afghan Whigs. Following the break up of both groups, Lanegan and Dulli went on to achieve significant notice on their own. Lanegan continued to release successful solo albums, as well as create vivid partnerships with the likes of Belle & Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell and Queens of the Stone Age. Dulli, meanwhile, innovatively fused indie, soul and electronic sounds in his post-Whigs ensemble the Twilight Singers, who released their first album, Twilight As Played By The Twilight Singers, in 2000; the most recent Twilight effort, 2006's Powder Burns. Saturnalia is sure to make many 'Best Of 2008′ lists.

    Following the conclusion of this tour, Dulli will begin work on a new Twilight Singers album; while Mark Lanegan has an upcoming project with Soulsavers and will begin work on his first solo album in five years.

    'AN EVENING WITH GREG DULLI & MARK LANEGAN'
    JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2009 TOUR DATES
    1/15 UK Glasgow Oran Mor
    1/16 IRELAND Dublin Academy
    1/17 IRELAND Galway Roisin Dubh
    1/19 UK London Union Chapel
    1/20 BELGIUM Hasselt Muziekodroom
    1/21 BELGIUM Brussels Ancienne Belgique
    1/22 HOLLAND Haarlem Patronaat
    1/24 GERMANY Berlin Babylon
    1/25 AUSTRIA Vienna WuK
    1/26 ITALY Milan La Salumeria Della Musica
    1/27 ITALY Rome Auditorium Parco Della Musica
    1/28 ITALY Florence Auditorium Flog
    1/30 SPAIN Barcelona Apolo
    1/31 SPAIN Bilbao Kafe Antzokia
    2/2 SPAIN Madrid Joy Eslava
    2/4 GREECE Athens Gagarin 205
  • Down The Line

    Down The Line is a cover of the Jose Gonzalez song and was featured during
    the band's 2008 live shows.

    Greg Dulli- Vocal/Piano/Guitar
    Mark Lanegan- Vocal
    Dave Rosser- Guitar
    Jeff Klein- Guitar
    Scott Ford- Bass
    Petra Haden- Violin/Vocals
    Cully Symington- Drums

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