This is from the new album “Who We Touch” in stores (in the US) on Sept. 14th.

There’s even a US tour. Denver, sadly, is not on the list.

September 2010
07 – The Loft, Atlanta GA
08 – Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro NC
09 – Black Cat, Washington DC
10 – Royale, Boston MA
11 – Maxwell’s, Hoboken NJ
13 – Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY
14 – Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
15 – Johnny Brenda’s, Philadelphia PA
16 – Cabaret Musee Juste Pour Rire, Montreal QC
17 – Lee’s Palace, Toronto ONT
18 – Double Door, Chicago IL
20 – Bimbo’s 365 Club, San Francisco CA
21 – The Detroit Bar, Costa Mesa CA
22 – El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles CA

See – it’s not just on the show that I argue with friends about music. It’s on Facebook too. Below is an part of an arguement between me and my good friend Noah about Pomplamoose. I say “part” of an arguement, because like the American military, I was fighting on multiple fronts – a whole different string of arguement about this exact same video was happening on Noah’s facebook page at the same time.

So – here to tide you over until Danger Radio Episode 51…. (Read the whole damn thing after the cut)

Thanks Mike Shirley for turning me on to this.

Danger Radio presents…
TRASHCAN SINATRAS
BROOKEVILLE
TYLER DESPRES
at Larimer Lounge
$10/ 21+
Buy Tickets Here

VIDEO:

Danger Radio Interview: Frank Reader of Trashcan Sinatras from Tyler Jacobson on Vimeo.
The interview was conducted via Skype, so we decided as long as we’re recording it, let’s record the video. The video interview doesn’t include the songs that the podcast interview includes.

PODCAST PLAYLIST:
Interview with Frank Reader of Trashcan Sinatras Pt. 1
Trashcan Sinatras – I Wish You’d Met Her
Trashcan Sinatras – Easy Read
Trashcan Sinatras – Earlies
Interview with Frank Reader of Trashcan Sinatras Pt. 2

In 1996, Michael Jackson was given a special Artist of a Generation award. At the ceremony he accompanied his single “Earth Song” with a stage show, with Jackson as a Christ-like figure surrounded by children. Jarvis Cocker, of the band Pulp, mounted the stage in protest of the performance. Cocker ran across the stage, lifting his shirt and pointing his (clothed) bottom in Jackson’s direction. Cocker was subsequently questioned by the police on suspicion of causing injury towards three of the children in Jackson’s performance, although no criminal proceedings followed. “Earth Song”, by that point, had become Jackson’s biggest hit in the UK, spending six weeks at the top of the chart

JARV INTERRUPTS IT!