Segall put out three albums in 2012, including his Essential Twins, and he’s also prepping a full-length with his other band, Fuzz. Depending on the show, his support will include Daughn Gibson (check out his Essential All Hell), Sic Alps frontman Mike Donovan, William Tyler (check out his Essential Impossible Truth), and/or Old Light.

The last gig currently on his slate is the ATP End of an Era festival in Britain this December. date comes August 1 in Santa Cruz, California, and he’ll play a handful of shows in huge cities like New York and Los Angeles as well as smaller burgs like Boise, Idaho, and Reno, Nevada. The dates kick off with a stop at Paris’ City Sounds Festival on July 19. “Time for tour, sleepyhead,” a voice can be heard telling the drowsing artist. Today came the announcement, again in charmingly silly-video form, that he’ll be touring behind that album. The garage-punk hero recently announced, in the form of an offbeat video, that he’ll be releasing a new album called Sleeper on August 20 via Drag City. Wed.Ty Segall will soon be sleepwalking to a city near you. 10 - New York, NY Music Hall of Williamsburg 23 - San Francisco, CA Great American Music Hall 5 - Los Angeles, CA Teragram Ballroomįri. 3 - Los Angeles, CA Teragram Ballroomįri. Check out all the dates below, along with Segall's at-home KEXP session recorded back in May. The eight-track release was recorded and mixed by Steve Albini at Los Angeles' United Recording, who encouraged the band to focus on recording live-to-tape with minimal overdubs.įUZZ have also announced their rescheduled tour dates for late 2020/early 2021, including a Wednesday, January 27th stop at the Neptune Theatre. Segall described it in a press release as an “auditory meditation on the power of one and the different perspectives of one, whether it’s the singular person looking inward or a group of people coming together as a single unit.”

And now, he's announced the trio FUZZ (featuring himself, Charles Moothart, and Chad Ubovich) will release their first new album in five years titled III, out October 23rd via In the Red.

No surprise, but Ty Segall has been keeping busy during the quarantine: in addition to his Live on KEXP at Home session (watch below!), he also released a Harry Nilsson covers EP earlier this year, titled Segall Smeagol, and he collaborated with Lightning Bolt’s Brian Chippendale as Wasted Shirt.

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