The Head and the Heart to Play Morristown Center in November
By: Jessica Fallon Gordon Jun. 06, 2016
The Head and the Heart with Declan McKenna will play the Morristown Center on Thursday, November 3 at 7:30 PM. Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 10 at 10:00 AM.
Last week, The Head and the Heart announced the September 9th release of their third album, Signs of Light on Warner Bros. Records and shared first single "All We Ever Knew." Today, the band announces an extensive US fall tour in support of the forthcoming record with stops in LA, NYC, DC, Chicago, Nashville and more. These dates follow already announced summer shows including the Ottawa Bluesfest, Mo Pop Festival in Detroit, Edmonton Folk Festival, Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado and more. Every ticket purchased online for the fall tour includes the new album. Ticket bundle and complete rundown of previously and newly announced tour dates can be found below.
Watch The Head And The Heart's Tour Trailer
The Head and the Heart are set to perform "All We Ever Knew" on the outdoor stage of Jimmy Kimmel Live! June 21st. The band will also appear in the first two episodes of the upcoming Cameron Crowe written and directed Showtime series Roadies, which premiers onJune 26th.
Stream/Share "All We Ever Knew" via Spotify / via Apple Music / via YouTube
The Head and the Heart are set to perform "All We Ever Knew" on the outdoor stage of Jimmy Kimmel Live! June 21st. The band will also appear in the first two episodes of the upcoming Cameron Crowe written and directed Showtime series Roadies, which premiers onJune 26th.
Ticket Bundle
With every online ticket purchased for The Head and the Heart Fall Signs of Light tour, you'll receive a choice of either a standard physical or standard digital copy of their new album, Signs of Light, released Friday September 9, 2016. You will receive instructions via email on how to redeem your album shortly after ticket purchase. For any tickets purchased after the release date, you will receive instructions via email 7-10 days after purchase.
Tickets: $35.50-$69.50
Price does not include applicable fees
Previously Announced Summer Dates
06/25/16 - Kate Wolf Music Festival - Laytonvile, CA
07/07/16 - Ottawa Bluesfest - Ottawa, ON
07/09/16 - Winnipeg Folk Festival - Winnipeg, MB
07/17/16 - KRBZ Beach Ball - Kansas City, KS
07/23 - 07/24/16 - Mo Pop Festival - Detroit, MI
07/25/16 - WTTS Rock on the River - Indianapolis, IN
08/05/16 - Regina Folk Festival - Regina, SK
08/07/16 - Edmonton Folk Festival - Edmonton, AB
08/28/16 - Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO
Newly Announced Fall Dates
10/03/16 - The Pageant - St. Louis, MO
10/04/16 - Criterion Theater - Oklahoma City, OK
10/06/16 - Fox Theatre - Tucson, AZ
10/07/16 - Greek Theatre - Los Angeles, CA +
10/08/16 - Greek Theatre - Berkeley, CA +
10/09/16 - McDonald Theatre - Eugene, OR *
10/10/16 - INB Performing Arts Center - Spokane, WA *
10/13/16 - Northrop Auditorium - Minneapolis, MN *
10/14/16 - Aragon Ballroom - Chicago, IL *
10/16/16 - Ryman Auditorium - Nashville, TN *
10/18/16 - The Orpheum Theatre - Boston, MA *
10/20/16 - Terminal 5 - New York, NY *
10/22/16 - DAR - Washington, DC *
10/23/16 - The Fillmore - Philadelphia, PA *
10/24/16 - The Ritz - Raleigh, NC *
10/26/16 - The Civic - New Orleans, LA *
10/27/16 - White Oak Music Hall - Houston, TX *
10/28/16 - Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater - Austin, TX *
10/30/16 - South Side Ballroom - Dallas, TX *
11/02/16 - New Eccles Theater - Park City, UT *
11/03/16 - The Morrison Center - Boise, ID *
11/04/16 - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall - Portland, OR *
11/06/16 - The Paramount Theatre - Seattle WA *
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