The Hold Steady at The Hollow

posted Feb 11, 2014

And yet another concert announcement: The Hold Steady are set to play The Hollow April 11. Tickets are on sale now -- they're $20 ahead / $25 day of.

The indie rock band will be touring in support of their new album, Teeth Dreams, scheduled for a March release. Part of the tour includes double bills with Deer Tick, some sort of indie bar band convergence that was probably foretold in a sacred scroll. The Albany show is not one of those dates -- but Deer Tick will be at The Hollow March 7.

The Hollow holds about 300 for a show. We're guessing The Hold Steady show will sell out. So ticket sooner rather than later if you'd like to go.

photo via Washington Square Music

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tags: music, stuff to do, The Hollow

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That would be a dream double bill. Those are the last two headlining bands I ever saw at Valentine's....

*pours one out in memory*

... said Beeswax, Not Yours INC. on Feb 11, 2014 at 4:01 PM | link

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