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Meat Puppets - "Rotten Shame" (video / tour dates)

Friday, Sep 18, 2009

While I am not the first to say this, I would like to extend a warm welcome back to the Meat Puppets. On 12 May 2009 the grunge-era rockers made a triumphant return to rock music with the release of their critically acclaimed album Sewn Together. Marking the second album since the band reunited in 2007, Sewn Together has been described as clever and more polished than past works. In an interview with Larry Rodgers of the Arizona Republic, Meat Puppets bassist, vocalist, lyricist and producer Cris Kirkwood said: “Sewn Together (which followed 2007’s Rise to your Knees) represents Curt and I getting beyond the fact that we’re just back together. I think the singing is better than ever.”


To celebrate the newish album the band has released a brand-new music video for the single “Rotten Shame”. They have also been touring more vigorously than ever before. In attempts to connect with fans, both new and old, the band has been accepting set-list requests for their live shows at: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Tour dates after the jump.



  
TOUR DATES
Sept 18 - El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, CA**
Sept 19 - Slim’s - San Francisco, CA**
Sept 20 - Hopmonk Tavern - Sebastopol, CA**
Sept 22 - Wonder Ballroom - Portland, OR**
Sept 23 - Chop Suey - Seattle, WA**
Sept 24 - Grizzly Rose - Boise, ID**
Sept 25 - Urban Lounge - Salt Lake City, UT**
Sept 26 - Fox Theatre - Boulder, CO**
Oct 21 - Bottletree - Birmingham, AL
Oct 22 - Exit / In - Nashville, TN
Oct 23 - The Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
Oct 24 - 40 Watt Club - Athens, GA
Oct 31- Rudyard’s - Houston, TX
Nov 1 - Voodoo Music Experience - New Orleans, LA
Nov 3 - Proud Larry’s - Oxford, MS
Nov 4 - Revolution Room - Little Rock, AR
Nov 5 - Cains Ballroom - Tulsa, OK
Nov 6 - Record Bar - Kansas City, MO
Nov 7 - Waiting Room - Omaha, NE
Nov 8 - Vaudeville Mews - Des Moines, IA
Nov 10 - Mojo’s - Columbia, MO
Nov 11 - Otto’s - Dekalb, IL
Nov 12 - Schuba’s - Chicago, IL
Nov 13 - Schuba’s - Chicago, IL
Nov 14 - Schuba’s - Chicago, IL
Nov 15 - Radio Radio - Indianapolis, IN
Nov 17 - Headliner’s - Louisville, KY
Nov 18 - Grog Shop - Cleveland, OH
Nov 19 - Castaways - Ithaca, NY
Nov 20 - Valentine’s - Albany, NY
Nov 21- Mexicali Live - Teaneck, NJ
Nov 25 - Bowery - New York, NY
Nov 27 - Ottobar - Baltimore, MD
Nov 28 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA
Dec 1 - Visulite - Charlotte, NC
Dec 2 - Barley’s Tap Room - Knoxville, TN
Dec 3 - Rhythm and Crews - Chattanooga, TN
Dec 4 - Hi-Tone - Memphis, TN

** with Dead Confederate

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