The Shelters Embark on SiriusXM's 'AltNation Advanced Placement Tour' This November
By: Caryn Robbins Sep. 12, 2016
The Shelters confirm new tour dates in October supporting Band Of Horses and will also appear at upcoming festivals including Life Is Beautiful, Austin City Limits, Petty Fest, Voodoo, Taste Of South Lake Festival and Kaaboo. Additionally, the band will embark on the SiriusXM "AltNation Advanced Placement Tour" this November with The Hunna and Night Riots. See below for complete tour dates.
Most Recently, the band made their late night debut on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" with a performance of their hit single "Rebel Heart." Watch here: http://bit.ly/29zdaxV.The Shelters' self-titled album is the follow-up to the band's four-song EP, which was released last October. Both the EP and the album were co-produced by one of the band's musical heroes, Tom Petty, with all songs written by band members Chase Simpson (vocals, guitar) and Josh Jove(vocals, guitar).
In addition, the band performed "Rebel Heart," Fortune Teller" and "Nothin' In The World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl" at the Paste studio, who calls their performance "...a feel-good Southern California vibe that has been missing from rock 'n' roll since the '70s."
The Shelters are Simpson, Jove, Sebastian Harris (drums) and Jacob Pillot (bass).
THE SHELTERS LIVE
September 13 & 14-Los Angeles, CA-Petty Fest @ The Fonda Theatre
September 16-Phoenix, AZ-Tempe Marketplace
September 17-Del Mar, CA-Kaaboo
September 24-Las Vegas, NV-Life Is Beautiful Festival
October 1-Austin, TX-Stubb's
October 2-Austin, TX-Austin City Limits Festival
October 2-Austin, TX-Austin City Limits Festival
October 8-Pasadena, CA-Taste Of South Lake Festival
October 16-Nashville, TN-3rd & Lindsley*
October 19-North Charleston, SC-North Charleston Performing Arts Center†
October 21-Knoxville, TN-The Mill & The Mine†
October 22-Chattanooga, TN-Track 29†
October 23-Asheville, NC-The Orange Peel†
October 19-North Charleston, SC-North Charleston Performing Arts Center†
October 21-Knoxville, TN-The Mill & The Mine†
October 22-Chattanooga, TN-Track 29†
October 23-Asheville, NC-The Orange Peel†
October 25-Charleston, SC-Charleston Music Hall†
October 27-Charlotte, NC-The Fillmore†
October 27-Charlotte, NC-The Fillmore†
October 28-Charlotte, NC-The Fillmore†
October 30-New Orleans, LA-Voodoo Music & Arts Experience
October 30-New Orleans, LA-Voodoo Music & Arts Experience
November 5-Detroit, MI-The Shelter‡
November 6-Chicago, IL-Bottom Lounge‡
November 7-Minneapolis, MN-Triple Rock Social Club‡
November 10-Toronto, ON-Adelaide Hall‡
November 11-Montreal, QC-La Sala Rossa‡
November 12-New York, NY-Gramercy‡
November 13-Boston, MA-ONCE‡
November 15-Washington, DC-U Street‡
November 17-Philadelphia, PA-The Foundry @ The Fillmore‡
November 18-Pittsburgh, PA-Mr. Smalls‡
November 22-Atlanta, GA-T West‡
November 23-New Orleans, LA-Parish‡
November 25-Dallas, TX-House Of Blues‡
November 26-Houston, TX-House Of Blues‡
November 27-Austin, TX-Antone's‡
November 29-Denver, CO-Marquis Theater‡
November 30-St. Louis, MO-The Pageant†
December 2-Seattle, WA-Croc‡
December 3-Portland, OR-Dante's‡
*with OJR
†supporting Band Of Horses
‡with The Hunna and Night Riots
photo credit: Brantley Gutierrez; album cover
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