Only Son (AKA Jack Dishel, ex-Moldy Peaches lead guitarist/Former frontman for Stipplicon) is headed to the US west coast, bringing along his brand of sleek songwriting featuring huge, soaring choruses with a lush pop sensibility that recalls some of John Lennon’s finer moments.
Only Son will be playing a short string of west coast dates in August with Regina Spektor and Kimya Dawson as well opening up for Regina Spektor on her national headlining tour starting in October.
Check out the beautiful video for Jack and Regina’s duet “Call Them Brothers“. The song was was co-written and performed by Only Son & Regina Spektor. It can be found on Only Son’s Searchlight. A different version of this song was featured on the deluxe edition of Regina Spektor’s latest album What We Saw From The Cheap Seats, which came out last November.
“Call Them Brothers” – Regina Spektor & Only Son
Tour Dates (US, Australia & NZ)
Aug 8 – Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall – Portland, OR
Aug 9 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle, WA
Aug 11 – Hella Jelly Warehouse – Oakland, CA (w/ Kimya Dawson)
Aug 13 – “It’s A School Night” @ Bardot – Los Angeles, CA (Headlining)
Aug 14 – Greek Theater – Los Angeles, CA
Aug 15 – The Smell – Los Angeles, CA (w/ Kimya Dawson)
Sep 27 – Rockwood Music Hall 2 – New York, NY (Headlining)
Oct 2 – Lyric Theater – Baltimore, MD
Oct 3 – Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
Oct 5 – Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium – Providence, RI
Oct 6 – UCONN Jorgenson Theatre – Storrs, CT
Oct 8 – State Theatre – Portland, ME
Oct 9 – Metropolis – Montreal, Canada
Oct 11 – Sony Centre for Performing Arts- Toronto, CA
Oct 12 – House of Blues – Cleveland, OH
Oct 13 – Fillmore – Detroit, MI
Oct 15 – Hoogenboom Center – Grand Rapids, MI
Oct 17 – Chicago Theater – Chicago, IL
Oct 18 – State Theatre – Minneapolis, MN
Oct 20 – Riverside Theater – Milwaukee, WI
Oct 24 – Beacon Theatre – New York, NY
Nov 5 – Bass Concert Hall – Austin, TX
Nov 7 – Music Hall – Kansas City, MO
Nov 8 – The Pageant – St. Louis, MO
Nov 10 – The Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA
Nov 11 – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN
Nov 14 – House of Blues – Orlando, FL
Nov 15 – Ruth Eckerd Hall – Tampa, FL
Nov 17 – Fillmore – Miami, FL
Dec 3 – Auckland Town Hall – Auckland, New Zealand
Dec 6 – Brisbane Convention Center – Brisbane, Australia
Dec 10 – Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
Dec 11 – Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
Dec 14 – The Plenary – Melbourne, Australia
Dec 16 – AEC Theatre – Adelaide, Australia
Dec 19 – Belvoir Amphitheatre – Perth, Australia