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North American / Mexico tour starts tomorrow!

So here begins the touring madness - a month across North America with Cut Copy!

The following shows are already sold out (thank you! thank you!):

WED 9/17 - Metro - Chicago, IL SOLD OUT
SUN 9/21 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY SOLD OUT
MON 9/22 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY SOLD OUT
TUE 9/23 - Paradise - Boston, MA SOLD OUT
FRI 10/3 – The Glass House - Pomona, CA SOLD OUT
SUN 10/5 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA SOLD OUT
THURS 10/9 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC SOLD OUT

The following shows still have some tickets left (if you feel like traveling):

SAT 9/13 - Monolith Festival - Denver, CO
MON 9/15 – The Record Bar - Kansas City, MO
TUES 9/16 - Fine Line Music Cafe- Minneaplis, MN
FRI 9/19 - Sound Academy - Toronto, Ontario
SAT 9/20 - Club Soda - Montreal, Quebec
THURS 9/25 – The Trocadero Theater - Philadelphia, PA
FRI 9/26 - 9:30 Club - Washington DC
SAT 9/27 - Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
MON 9/29 - Emo's Alternative Lounge - Austin, TX
TUES 9/30 - Granada Theater - Dallas, TX
TUES 10/7 - Hawthorne Theater - Portland, OR
WED 10/8 - Showbox At The Market - Seattle, WA

And The Presets will be making their Mexican debut with two shows to cap off the end of the tour

SAT 10/11 - Roots Magic Club, Toreo Mexico City
SUN 10/12 - Calle 2, Guadalajara Mexico

it's a tuesday which means my first paper will be written being it's a thesis class and I might not even have to show up!

if I do, I will just turn it in early. AM NOT missing The Presets!! Cut Copy would be super cool to see as well.

And I AM dragging you to Laurie Anderson. She is playing the day after my birthday. It will be new to you, but it will be good for your musical education and references.

Seriously, I think you'll enjoy her. I've never seen her and it's always been a lifelong (well, since I was 13 anyway) wish to do so.

Then, all I need to do is see Kraftwerk live and I will die a fulfilled woman. Or faint on the spot, like Sean Penn's character in Sweet and Lowdown when he encounters Django Reinhardt...

(I think I said that before though...)