Collected Animals

02-11 Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
02-12 Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club
02-15 Brooklyn, NY - Pioneer Works
02-16 Chicago, IL - Art Institute of Chicago (Midwinter event)
02-18 Los Angeles, CA - Lodge Room
02-19 Los Angeles, CA - Lodge Room
02-20 San Francisco, CA - Regency Ballroom

04-19 London, UK - Electric Brixton
04-20 Rotterdam, NL - Motel Mozaique
04-21 Berlin, DE - Kesselhaus
04-23 Brussels, BE - Les Nuits Botanique
04-24 Lisbon, PT - Culturgest
04-25 Madrid, ES - Conde Duque

06-15 Brooklyn, NY - 99 Scott

Really hope he announces some Pacific NW dates this time around. I live in Portland and have been waiting for him to do a solo show here since freakin 2010.

yessss so glad my city is among these sparse dates

LA baby!!!! literally a five minute drive from my house!!!!

Yeah, hyped on Panda in Highland Park

friday!! i dig it :3 any new york heads goin??

woahhhhh i happen to be visiting LA on that day with no plans... thank u panda

This is pretty painful for me. I live in San Francisco but will be out of the country visiting family for exactly these two weeks. I am a big enough fan that I would have flown to New York or wherever to see him if even that would have worked. Fuck.

I've still never seen Panda Bear because he never comes to the PNW... hoping that will change with this tour! if he's already in SF he might as well keep going north!

Glad he's coming back to Boston... but UGH, the Paradise? Again?! Third time he's played there and it's the worst venue in the city, I wish he was playing 2 nights at the Sinclair instead...

Hoping for a pre-sale... Lodge Room capacity is 500.

Does it actually say more dates tba anywhere? I just hope this isn't it for us dates

lol, good job Spin

Glad he's coming back to Boston... but UGH, the Paradise? Again?! Third time he's played there and it's the worst venue in the city, I wish he was playing 2 nights at the Sinclair instead...

yeah fucking seriously, my thoughts exactly, fuck the paradise so much

sinclair or royale or even BMH would have been clutch

Does it actually say more dates tba anywhere? I just hope this isn't it for us dates

promo video description: "On tour this February 2019. More dates to be announced soon"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WBiOcmdxXQ

Was really hoping Noah would make his first ever solo stop in Colorado, but not this go around.

Out of all of these venues which would you guys recommend the most?

ah, thanks. Good - I feel better now.
I mean, he's got to come to portland right? right?!

hm, i actually love the paradise, a lot of good memories/shows there. to each their own i guess.
hoping he plays you can count on me or drone there this time around.

Yeah I hope he finally plays Colorado. I might drive to another state this time if not

i'm itchin for a columbus spot, or anywhere in ohio for that matter so i don't gotta plan a roadtrip anywhere in february

Yeah what's so bad with the Paradise? I love it there, I don't know if it's my favorite by any means but it's a good, historic venue. Granted, I might pass on this one since money's tight and it's only been a few months since I saw him play this same material there, but that's got nothing to do with the choice of venue.

man panda should really squeeze in a philly show between boston and brookelyn

Yeah what's so bad with the Paradise?

ime they tend to book artists that are slightly too big to be playing there, which makes the crowds almost unbearable

ive never been to a single show there where my view hasn't been obstructed by way too many people or a pillar (god!! those fucking pillars WHAT ARE THEY DOING THERE it is a MUSIC VENUE), it just isn't laid out for people to have a good view unless you get there super early and it's also annoying af having to stay in front of arbitrary white lines in the back/getting yelled at by guards if you don't (ive never had to deal w this at any other venue in boston)

anyway this is going off topic
hype af for the show regardless of venue
hope we get something off tomboy this time around

lust_in_phaze wrote:

Yeah what's so bad with the Paradise?

ime they tend to book artists that are slightly too big to be playing there, which makes the crowds almost unbearable

ive never been to a single show there where my view hasn't been obstructed by way too many people or a pillar (god!! those fucking pillars WHAT ARE THEY DOING THERE it is a MUSIC VENUE), it just isn't laid out for people to have a good view unless you get there super early and it's also annoying af having to stay in front of arbitrary white lines in the back/getting yelled at by guards if you don't (ive never had to deal w this at any other venue in boston)

anyway this is going off topic
hype af for the show regardless of venue
hope we get something off tomboy this time around

This. I feel like people like the Paradise because of the artists who perform there rather then the venue itself... because the layout is terrible (before and after it's renovation). Prior to the reno, the stage used to be at this weird angle and would come out to where the pillar on the left side(facing the stage) is and I think it used to have a smaller capacity... but you would think that when they renovated it they'd switch things around and put the stage where the merch table usually is so more people can see center stage, but nope they just pushed it back so the pillars are even more in the way. Not to mention the sound quality at the Paradise is shit. There's not many great venues in Boston that check all the boxes, the only exception is The Sinclair which is absolutely perfect in every way (sounds amazing, no matter where you're at in the venue you can see... not to mention the bar being at a separate level from the stage helps prevent crowd chatter).

I think Noah's a little attached to the Paradise though from his BU days... someone should tell him the Sinclair is where it's at now.

Does presale start at 10am local time for the LA show? My presale code didn't work at 10AM eastern

i would assume its local time, yeah

hahaha i guess somebody told spin it was the wrong photo and they doubled down.

Anyone know if it’s easier to go through the eventbrite website vs app? I’m gonna be doing this from my phone and am praying for a smooth transaction.

Was really hoping Noah would make his first ever solo stop in Colorado, but not this go around.

Out of all of these venues which would you guys recommend the most?

look up the pioneer works in brooklyn. it's a pretty sick space. i'm sure it's a cool show. i saw him at the paradise and it was a bit crowded and just not the best for seeing and hearing our boy.

Anyone know if it’s easier to go through the eventbrite website vs app? I’m gonna be doing this from my phone and am praying for a smooth transaction.

i think the app has apple pay if you want to avoid having to type card info in

Whew, got ‘em!

snagged two! whoop!

Got mine as well, awesome!

vanitybonfire wrote:

Was really hoping Noah would make his first ever solo stop in Colorado, but not this go around.

Out of all of these venues which would you guys recommend the most?

look up the pioneer works in brooklyn. it's a pretty sick space. i'm sure it's a cool show. i saw him at the paradise and it was a bit crowded and just not the best for seeing and hearing our boy.

Lodge Room in LA looks to be the smallest venue on this tour (holds 500) and is pretty easy on the eyes:

Looks beautiful. I've never seen panda and to do it in the middle of a vacation and exploring LA? And in this venue? Even better

Panda is playing at this Pitchfork event at the Art Institute of Chicago in February https://midwinter.pitchfork.com/

Tickets go on sale tomorrow @10am central. It's little confusing but looks like u buy a base ticket for $50 for the whole weekend that gives u access to some of the stuff, but a lot of the shows including Panda require additional add-on tickets ($15 - $30). Kinda annoying but the lineup is fucking sick

That's the show that was only on a few of the tour announcement posts. I'm guessing he wasn't supposed to mention it until after Pitchfork announced the whole event. Seems expensive but yeah good lineup

Panda is playing at this Pitchfork event at the Art Institute of Chicago in February https://midwinter.pitchfork.com/

Tickets go on sale tomorrow @10am central. It's little confusing but looks like u buy a base ticket for $50 for the whole weekend that gives u access to some of the stuff, but a lot of the shows including Panda require additional add-on tickets ($15 - $30). Kinda annoying but the lineup is fucking sick

I think that is the best line up I have ever seen!!! Panda Bear, Grouper, William Basinski, Kamasi Washington, Jlin AND Deerhunter all at the same gig!?!
Not to mention Slowdive, Mount Eerie, Yves Tumor, OPN, Weyes Blood plus soundscapes from Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Julia Holter, and Visible Cloaks!?! DAMN that is a stacked event!!!

I think Noah's a little attached to the Paradise though from his BU days... someone should tell him the Sinclair is where it's at now.

That would make a lot of sense, I had the opportunity to talk about the neighborhood with him after the last show there and he seemed just a little nostalgic, but I was so excited that I can hardly remember the details and I may well be projecting.

I will concede however that the Sinclair is great. I saw John Maus there in February and I was satisfied with the sound quality, plus it's about the same distance from where I live as the Paradise is so I guess it wouldn't matter too much.

def going to this Art Institute fest, seems rad as well. Deerhunter and Panda are both playing the modern wing.