New David Crosby Track and Tour Announced

The surviving members of the Byrds may be touring without him and Crosby, Stills and Nash may be irrevocably split, but David Crosby hasn’t let either situation dull his creative output. On October 26th, he’ll release his new album Here If You Listen, his fourth solo album in five years. (By comparison, he released a mere three solo albums between 1971 and 2013.)

Crosby previewed the album with first single “Glory.” The track is a pensive acoustic ballad that finds Crosby sharing vocal duties with members of his Lighthouse touring band, Becca Stevens and Michelle Willis. “In the blink of an eye, in a moment of weakness,” Crosby sings amidst a hush of backing harmonies, “I will be your armor, I will be your witness/ You can’t lose me, no you can’t lose me.”

 

 

From

Here If You Listen

 

 

A Collaborative Album With Becca Stevens, Michael League And Michelle Willis

 

Album streets October 26th

 

On Here If You Listen, Crosby again joins forces with the three musicians who helped lend his 2016 album Lighthouse – and the tour in support of the album – its captivating grace: Michael League of Snarky Puppy, Michelle Willis and Becca Stevens (Crosby’s “Lighthouse” band). But in a purposeful departure from Lighthouse, Here If You Listen emerges as a highly collaborative effort, with all four artists trading off lead vocals and bringing their distinct songwriting to the mix.

 

Catch David and friends on tour this fall

 

Nov 2 – Neptune Theater – Seattle, WA

Nov 4 – Aladdin Theater – Portland, OR

Nov 6 – Castro Theater – San Francisco, CA

Nov 8 – Lobero Theater, Santa Barbara, CA

Nov 9 – Golden State Theater – Monterey, CA

Nov 10 – Fred Kavli Theater – Thousand Oaks, CA

Nov 12 – Balboa Theater – San Diego, CA

Nov 13 – City National Grove – Anaheim, CA

Nov 15 – National Hispanic Cultural Center – Albuquerque, NM

Nov 17 – Liberty Hall – Lawrence, KS

Nov 19 – North Shore Center for the Performing Arts – Skokie, IL

Nov 20 – Capitol Theater – Madison, WI

Nov 24 – The Paramount Theater – Cedar Rapids, IA

Nov 25 – Kalamazoo State Theater – Kalamazoo, MI

Nov 28 – The Kent Stage – Kent, OH

Nov 29 – Weinberg Center for the Arts – Frederick, MD

Dec 1 – The Egg Performing Arts Center – Albany, NY

Dec 2 – Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts – Sunoco Performance Theater – Harrisburg, PA

Dec 4 – Tupelo Music Hall – Derry, NH

Dec 5 – Bergen Performing Arts Center – Englewood, NJ

Dec 7 – Zeiterion Performing Arts Center – New Bedford, MA

Dec 8 – Capitol Theater – Port Chester, NY