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LCD Soundsystem Announce Spring Tour of North America

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LCD Soundsystem have announced a bunch of spring 2024 North American tour dates. The newly announced concerts take place in Guadalajara, Mexico; Bend, Oregon; Seattle, Washington; Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Chicago, Illinois. After the spring shows, James Murphy and the band will perform in the summer in the United Kingdom and Europe. See LCD Soundsystem’s tour dates below.

In 2023, LCD Soundsystem played a lot of shows as part of the Re:Set concert series . After that, they performed across New York and closed out the year with a pair of San Francisco concerts .

LCD Soundsystem returned in 2022 with “ New Body Rhumba (From the Film White Noise) .” The band’s comeback album, American Dream , came out in 2017.

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03-21 Guadalajara, Mexico - Teatro Estudio Guanamor 03-22 Guadalajara, Mexico - Teatro Estudio Guanamor 03-24 Mexico City, Mexico - Ceremonia Festival 2024 05-12 Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Block Party 05-14 Bend, Oregon - Hayden Homes Amphitheater 05-16 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre 05-17 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre 05-18 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre 05-19 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre 05-22 Minneapolis, MN - The Armory 05-24 Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-25 Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-26 Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-27 Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 06-26 Dublin, Ireland - Malahide Castle 07-05 Ewijk, Netherlands - Down the Rabbit Hole 07-06 Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France - Festival Beauregard 08-23 London, England - All Points East Festival 08-25 Paris, France - Rock en Seine 08-30 Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Kalorama

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O2 Brixton Academy, London Even if James Murphy’s cred has taken a hit of late, the frontman still aces the anthems that gave the band its powerful punk-disco potency

M ultiple-night residencies have become an a la mode currency for artists who have the pulling power to fill arenas, yet still prefer to sweat it out within touching distance of the faithful. For LCD Soundsystem , that means a weeklong takeover at Brixton Academy in celebration of their 20th anniversary, with ringleader James Murphy, this century’s pre-eminent disco evangelist, opting only to rest on the fourth, not seventh, day.

Murphy’s reputation as a generational mouthpiece has taken a few knocks in recent years, chiefly the result of his vacillation between relatable world-weariness and questionable grand gestures: attempting 20 dates in New York during last winter’s Covid spike, shilling for crypto , or reversing course after an extravagantly ballyhooed retirement.

No one inside Brixton appears to care. The atmosphere is carnivalesque, with a locked-in crowd following Murphy’s barked ad-libs and trailing syllables wherever they lead. Surging roars greet a pillar of light refracting off an overhead disco ball during Get Innocuous!, the slow-cresting opener on LCD’s masterpiece, 2007’s Sound of Silver, and they get louder still as a silhouetting curtain of actual LCDs spark up in the shape of DFA’s lightning logo. Later, Someone Great’s pulsing synth lead is repurposed as a terrace chant, which you’d assume Murphy didn’t anticipate when penning the ode to the passing of his therapist.

The group are spasmodic and playful throughout. Al Doyle, also of Hot Chip – surely the hardest working guitarist in indie – seems to spend most of the two-hour set with both feet off the ground, while Murphy patrols the stage, high kicking Pat Mahoney’s crash cymbal one moment then genuflecting to Nancy Whang with microphone in hand the next. (Brixton’s notoriously muddy PA, though, smothers his between-song bon mots and renders the all-important cowbell impotent.)

While the encore has a buzzer-beating sprint through the band’s gold-plated anthems (New York I Love You …, Dance Yrself Clean, All My Friends), the show leans heavily on early material, and in doing so, flexes one of the unit’s truest strengths: their frazzled percussive workouts punch just as hard as their compact disco-punk jams. It’s these full-flow moments where LCD attain absolute synchrony with the audience and themselves, and come across as the kind of modern analogue to Talking Heads at the peak of their powers. Self-mythologising may get under the skin of some; countered by the fact that LCD Soundsystem can, at least, back it up.

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LCD Soundsystem Announce North American Tour 

LCD Soundsystem announced their North American trek, labelled as “Kinda Tour,” for this spring. The newly-confirmed 12 shows will cross over five cities across North America in addition to the previously scheduled Mexico performances.

The “Kinda Tour” 2024 kicks-off on March 21 with a pair of shows in Guadalajara, Mexico ahead of the band’s Mexico City performance on March 24 at Ceremonia Festival which was revealed before. The North American trek will then make stops in Salt Lake City, UT; Bend, Oregon; Seattle, WA; and Minneapolis, MN before concluding with four successive shows from May 24 through 27 at Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom in Chicago.

The rockers’ North American run will be followed by six European gigs in Ireland, Netherlands, France, England and Portugal, including fests Down the Rabbit Hole in the Netherlands and the All Points East Festival in London.

The Brooklyn-based band, led by James Murphy ,was formed in 2002, gaining attention with their capability at fusing rock, dance, and indie genres. Over the years, they dropped hits like “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House” and “Tribulations” from their 2005 self-titled album, followed by “I Can Change” and “Pow Pow” from 2010’s This Is Happening . Their latest record, American Dream, arrived in 2017. The LP was nominated for Best Alternative Music Album at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards, and the single “Tonite” won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.

In March 2022, Murphy shared his opinion about the possible future plans for live performances via a social media post while referring the big tours’ adverse effects to the creative process as well as recording schedules: “You invest so much time, energy, and cost into ‘getting ready’ [for a tour] that you wind up touring for ages just to make it worthwhile… Then you need a big break again. Then you are reluctant to start all over again. It’s a cycle.”

Murphy’s past statement may well still explain why they keep the upcoming tour schedule brief. LCD Soundsystem played mini residencies and shows in the U.S. and U.K., as well as festivals within the nation for two years. They also wrapped 2023 with a series of concerts in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens this past November and December.

Tickets for the ‘Kinda Tour’ will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, February 2, and fans can register for tickets on the band’s website . They can also visit secondary marketplaces like MEGASeats (use code TICKETNEWS for 10% off your order), StubHub , or Ticket Club , where readers can obtain a free membership and avoid service fees with the code TICKETNEWS.

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03-21 Guadalajara, Mexico – Teatro Estudio Guanamor 03-22 Guadalajara, Mexico – Teatro Estudio Guanamor 03-24 Mexico City, Mexico – Ceremonia Festival 2024 05-12 Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Block Party 05-14 Bend, Oregon – Hayden Homes Amphitheater 05-16 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre 05-17 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre 05-18 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre 05-19 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre 05-22 Minneapolis, MN – The Armory 05-24 Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-25 Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-26 Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 05-27 Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 06-26 Dublin, Ireland – Malahide Castle 07-05 Ewijk, Netherlands – Down the Rabbit Hole 07-06 Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France – Festival Beauregard 08-23 London, England – All Points East Festival 08-25 Paris, France – Rock en Seine 08-30 Lisbon, Portugal – MEO Kalorama

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Dressed all in white, with an oxygen tank in tow, Mr. Murphy joined his band to the roar of the crowd each night. Lights extended over the heads of security and swept across thousands of outstretched arms attached to fists pumping to the beat of “Us v Them”. The stage upon a stage had been built section by section, while a multitude of music-making devices were unwrapped, before Nancy and Pat and the rest of the 7-piece Soundsystem warmed things up for the man himself.

Small droplets of rain welcomed the band back to Red Rocks on Tuesday night, but the sky was clear over the soaking wet crowd when they took the stage on Wednesday. Murphy and his crew had weathered an intense rain and lightning storm backstage that second night, but wasted no time hoisting the planet-sized disco ball into the air to encourage the not-so-lucky audience to dance themselves dry. “Thanks for coming, I’m sorry it rained on you.”

Not to be outmatched by an artificial spectacle, the lightning stuck around to augment the party both nights. Bright flashes and bold fingers cracked through the black sky as Murphy reminisced about the time Daft Punk was playing at his house. The disco ball was the sole stage prop and there were no LED screens to hide the natural backdrop either; just some cheesy 80’s transitions playing out on the permanent side screen, with the occasional birds-eye view of the extremely talented circus of musicians. Even the disco ball disappeared as the mood transitioned seamlessly into a full blast electro-punk show. The greatest dance party Red Rocks had to offer this year didn’t consist of a single DJ or an extravagant light show; it was all about the music. Real life music. The pacing was perfect as well. The downbeat, personal “I Can Change” was followed by the percussion-heavy, post-dance “Get Innocous!”, before shit was lit for “You Wanted A Hit”. There was never a somber moment, but light shelling would follow every barrage, thus allowing an ebb and flow with a palatable texture.

Having seen LCD Soundsystem perform in the past, I knew what to expect from the show, but I also knew there would be no way to accurately describe the experience. I streamed the Coachella set into my living room and I was almost bored. I felt the same way when watching the live footage in the Shut Up and Play the Hits documentary. But there is something visceral about being at the show. It awakens some primal urge to dance and destroy shit at the same time; like physically being in the crowd at a Fugazi concert, but listening to Homework on headphones at the same time. The music, and Murphy’s physical reaction to channeling it, should tear the listener apart, yet it releases a state of euphoria instead. I know the Talking Heads were a big influence on the band, and I don’t believe Murphy is quite the frontman David Byrne was, but watching LCD perform over the past two nights, I do believe they will mean as much to our generation at the Heads meant to theirs.

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Even though it's highly unlikely that anyone will ever get to witness a true LCD Soundsystem show any time soon, they are one of the very best live acts I've ever had the privilege to experience. An LCD live show is unbeatable and visceral.

What do I like about LCD Soundsystem? I like that they created their own sound out of the sounds that came before them, paying homage to the material from which they borrow while creating something that will one day get an homage of its own.

I like them because they put on a live show that I can see five times in a week and never get sick of (true story). I like them because they know what they stand for and make no apologies.

I like them because their music speaks to me in the same way that the music of The Beach Boys and The Doors speaks to me - through songs that are carefully crafted from bass to vocal and everywhere in between, and I know that that care has not gone to waste, because I am there to appreciate it with every listen. I like them because I feel connected to them through their art.

dec.3/17 saw lcd at the air Canada centre. I enjoyed the show very much! They were a great band to see live. They put on a good show and played for 1 3/4 hours new and old hits. I usually go to smaller venues that are more intimate but this show was worth seeing even if I was at the other end of the arena.

There was no opening act, someone was hidden amongst the instruments on the stage playing some of the worst music for a big arena act ever. Plain instrumentals mostly of meaningless soulless house..I had to endure 1 and a half hours of that lame music. Seemed so plain that it was to make lcd sound better..no need lcd were great without that crap opening dj act...meh

it took an hour before I noticed someone was DJing that elevator music...then another 45 min. lcd came out and made me forget about the opening music..

air Canada centre was too expensive for food and drink and 90 dollar tickets with no real opening act says it all.

Massey hall or the Danforth Music hall are way better places to see a band and half the price.

This was special. I loved every minute of it!

This was my first time at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. Two things: the sound system delivered a perfect experience. I was in first row - the beats blew my mind and body away, but not my ears! Second: the air was cold and clear - all together I was surprised to find this venue so pleasant, giving the fact that I normally only go to small events.

LCD Soundsystem is special! They started with Get Innocuous and they didn't stop. Ever. They delivered a huge production! Everything was performed on stage. They had 3 percussionists and a dirtier guitar playing than on their recordings. The music, the sound, the lights - it was one of the bests shows I have seen this year.

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In light of the Brooklyn Steel gigs being announced, and adding one of those dates to my "going" list, I thought I'd add a review. However, having read through previous ones on Songkick, there's not much else to add and vesper385 pretty much sums up my thoughts.

I will add though that, I have ben lucky enough to have seen LCD in various places / countries, and are a band I can never tire of. NIN, The Cure, Gary Numan, Depeche Mode have all been major live favourites over the years, but probably NIN aside, LCD top those artists by a mile. They are clearly all fantastic musicians, and they have a power, and create a vibe (consistently) at their gigs that I have rarely seen matched. Long live LCD Soundsystem.

First of all, I must mention that Big Freedia opened for this show. I was a little like, errr...not so sure about all that bounce and twerk, but I gotta say...I was impressed! Amazing dancers:-)

LCD did really well, the crowd seemed to appreciate everything, but Mr. Murphy seemed just a tad scattered, or distracted? Although when he was in a song, he was fully there. Great crowd, wonderful fashion, and a lot of fun!

Suggestion? Please use spotlights like the last part of the show rather than backlights cuz we can't see your faces then, and you are all so lovely it might be nice for you to come out of the dark.

As usual, Murphy and his amazing band was just mesmerizing. Even under the heavy rain that was pouring, none of the nearly 4 000 people in the Old Antic theatre of Vienne was afraid anyway.

The sound was great and it is always a pleasure to see them back on stage with such amazing sound and style.

LCD Soundsystem is *REALLY* a UFO Band.

LCD Soundsystem put on a great show..had seen them in a smaller venue but they were so awesome in the big venue as well..They do not disappoint.

I had never seen the Yeah Yeah Yeahs in concert and that was pretty awesome as well. The night was great and our seats were awesome had a great night and looking forward to my next concert

Saw them last night in the Boston University auditorium. I'm almost 50, but danced the whole time in the general admission zone with a mix of people who were <21 and some who were at least mid 60s. The giant disco ball was AWESOME! Great show!

I saw LCD back in Bristol O2 Academy many moons ago. They were incredible then and even better tonight! What a gig. Amazing!

From Get Innocuous to the final belting of All My Friends, everything was so tightly knit, it was beyond belief!

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LCD Soundsystem announce a “Kinda” US tour for Spring 2024

The band will also be coming to Mexico in March

LCD Soundsystem have announced a short run of dates in the US for spring 2024.

• READ MORE:  LCD Soundsystem – ‘American Dream’ Review 

The ‘Kinda Tour 2024’ begins on March 21 with a pair of dates in Guadalajara, Mexico ahead of multi-night runs in Seattle and Chicago, as well as in Bend, Oregon, and Minneapolis. The tour also includes a previously announced date in Mexico City and a headline appearance at Kilby Block Party.

The pre-sale will begin on January 31, ahead of the general sale, which will commence on February 2.

You can see the full list of dates below and buy your tickets here .

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MARCH 21 — Guadalajara, MX, Teatro Estudio Guanamor 22 — Guadalajara, MX, Teatro Estudio Guanamor 24 — Mexico City, MX, Ceremonia

MAY 12 — Salt Lake City, UT, Kilby Block Party 14 — Bend, OR, Hayden Homes Amphitheater 16 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre 17 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre 18 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre 19 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre 22 — Minneapolis, MN, The Armory 24 — Chicago, IL, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 25 — Chicago, IL, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 26 — Chicago, IL, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 27 — Chicago, IL, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

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The tour announcement follows a slew of live show announcements from the band. In June, they will be coming to Ireland to perform a huge show at Malahide Castle , just a few miles north of Dublin, topping a stacked bill which will also feature  IDLES ,  Young Fathers  and  Shit Robot .

Last month, it was also announced that the band would  be headlining London’s All Point East in August.  They’ll be joined by the likes of  Jai Paul ,  Pixies ,  Floating Points ,  Jockstrap ,  Nation of Language , a live show from  Sofia Kourtesis  and  Eyedress  – tickets for the day can be purchased  here .

They are also set to lead the bill for the 2024 edition of  MEO Kalorama , alongside Massive Attack  and  Sam Smith.  The festival will take place in Lisbon at the end of August .

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LCD Soundsystem Share New Spring Tour Dates

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LCD Soundsystem have shared a new set of fourteen North American dates for this spring, which the band is terming the “Kinda Tour.” This series will begin with three stops in Mexico in mid-March before picking up again in May to span six states, including a pair of four-night runs at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre and Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom. These new dates precede the band’s six-show European tour, first teased in November , for a total 2024 schedule of 20 performances. 

To kick off the Kinda Tour, LCD Soundsystem will perform twice at Teatro Estudio Guanamor in Guadalajara, Mexico, on March 21 and 22. Then, on March 24, the band will head to Mexico City, Mexico’s Parque Bicentenario, to lead Ceremonia Festival before taking a month-long intermission in advance of the tour’s second leg.

James Murphy and his band will return to the road on May 12 to headline the final day of Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City, topping a bill studded with alternative icons like Interpol, Guided By Voices and Yves Tumor. From there, the band will travel to the Northwest, stopping at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, Ore. on May 14 ahead of a four-night residency at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle on May 16-19. Next, the band moves to the Midwest, making a stop at Minneapolis’ The Armory on May 22 and staging a second four-night series at Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom on May 24-27 to close out the spring tour.

Tickets for LCD Soundsystem’s 12 newly announced spring shows will go on sale to the general public on Friday, Feb. 2, at 10 a.m. local time. To access the first tickets via the artist presale on Tuesday, Jan. 30, register at lcdsoundsystem.com . Read on for a complete list of LCD Soundsystem’s upcoming concerts.

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LCD Soundsystem 2023 Tours:

Mexico March 21 – Teatro Estudio Guanamor – Guadalajara, Mexico * March 22 – Teatro Estudio Guanamor – Guadalajara, Mexico * March 23 – Ceremonia Festival – Mexico City, Mexico

United States May 12 – Kilby Block Part – Salt Lake City May 14 – Hayden Homes Amphiteater – Bend, Ore. * May 16 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle * May 17 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle * May 18 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle * May 19 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle * May 22 – The Armory – Minneapolis * May 24 – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom – Chicago * May 25 – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom – Chicago * May 26 – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom – Chicago * May 27 – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom – Chicago *

Europe June 26 – Malahide Castle – County Dublin, Ireland July 5 – Down The Rabbit Hole – Ewijk, Netherlands July 6 – Festival Beauregard – Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France August 23 – All Points East Festival – London, England August 25 – Rock En Seine – Paris, France August 30 – Meo Kalorama – Lisbon, Portugal

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LCD Soundsystem To Play Four Night Residency In Seattle At The Paramount Theatre

The residency marks the band's first shows in Seattle since 2007 and are the only dates they are scheduled to play in Washington State this year.

Fresh off ringing in 2024 with an epic two-night stand at San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, LCD Soundsystem has announced 12 new shows in five North American cities, including a four-night residency in Seattle at the historic Paramount Theatre, presented by Seattle Theatre Group (STG) this Spring from May 16 - 19. The residency marks the band's first shows in Seattle since 2007 and are the only dates they are scheduled to play in Washington State this year.

Tickets start at $78.50 and go on sale at 10:00 AM on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024, at www.stgpresents.org or in person at the Paramount Theatre Box Office at 911 Pine Street in Downtown Seattle. All four shows are general admission and all ages. Register now at  www.lcdsoundsystem.com  for first access to tickets and to receive the password before the artist presale goes live on Tuesday, January 30.

The newly announced shows kick off with a trio of performances on March 21, 22, and 24 in Mexico and include a previously announced headlining appearance at the Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City. The tour will hit the Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, Oregon on May 14, followed by the four Seattle shows at the Paramount and a May 22 stop at the Armory in Minneapolis, and conclude May 24 - 27 with four nights at Chicago's Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom.

LCD Soundsystem is James Murphy , Pat Mahoney, Nancy Whang, Al Doyle, Tyler Pope, Korey Richey, Nick Millhiser and Abby Echeverri. For more information about LCD Soundsystem, visit www.lcdsoundsystem.com .

Seattle Theatre Group (STG) is a nonprofit arts organization and independent event promoter that operates and stewards the historic Paramount, Moore, and Neptune theatres in Seattle and an outdoor venue at Remlinger Farms in Carnation, Washington. Every year, STG presents over 850 events that range from concerts of all genres, comedy and podcast shows, speakers, dance performances, and touring Broadway musicals with its Broadway at the Paramount series, serving a diverse community of nearly one million attendees from all over the Pacific Northwest. STG's flagship Education and Community Engagement Program is at the heart of its mission, serving over 40,000 students and community members through more than 500 events annually. These programs, which are largely at no cost to participants, provide opportunities to engage with artists, inspire youth and local artists through training and performance opportunities, and provide access to the arts through access initiatives. These programs deepen the significance of performances presented at STG venues. STG is also the producer of THING, an annual music and arts festival that was founded by Adam Zacks, STG's Chief Programming Officer and creator of the Sasquatch! Music Festival. THING is an eclectic, all ages experience that celebrates a diverse lineup of local to international musical acts, comedians, and podcasts, and features community workshops and performances from participants in STG's varying Education and Community Engagement programs.  

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“Dance Yrself Clean” season is coming.

From May 14-27, LCD Soundsystem is returning to the road for the 10-concert U.S. leg of the ‘Kinda Tour’ which will take James Murphy and co. to Oregon, Washington, Minnesota and Illinois.

Prior to the brief run, the electro icons will headline a trio of shows in Mexico and then at Salt Lake City, UT’s star-studded, indie-tastic Kilby Block Party.

As of late, it seems like the short tour route has become the group’s modus operandi.

Last year, the band played a dozen shows at venues all over New York City hitting Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens.

“I thought these guys don’t leave New York,” a cartoon disco ball on the tour announcement poster , joked.

And now that they finally are, you can grab your tickets as soon as today.

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, Feb. 2, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

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A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

The ultimate indie fest has invited LCD Soundsystem to their party this May.

Salt Lake City’s annual Kilby Block Party will host Wu-Tang Clan as well as  Death Cab For Cutie ,  Vampire Weekend , Wu-Tang Clan , Alvvays and  Belle and Sebastian  among many, many more from May 10-12.

Click here  if you want to snag passes.

This past summer, Murphy and the gang headlined as part of the traveling Re:SET Festival with Boygenius, Steve Lacy and many more.

Here’s what they played most nights, courtesy of  Set List FM :

01.) “Get Innocuous!”

02.) “I Can Change”

03.) “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House”

04.) “Oh Baby”

05.) “You Wanted a Hit”

06.) “Tribulations”

07.) “Tonite”

08.) “new body rhumba”

09.) “Someone Great”

10.) “Losing My Edge”

11.) “Home”

12.) “New York, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down”

13.) “Dance Yrself Clean”

14.) “All My Friends”

Many party-starting icons are on the road all year long.

Here are just five you won’t want to miss when they come to a venue near you.

•  Marshmello

•  John Summit

•  Steve Aoki

•  Odesza

•  Two Friends

Who else is on the road? Check out our list of the 50 biggest concert tours in 2024 here  to find out.

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