Mice Parade Start Tour

Mice Parade have started a month-long tour that will take them across parts of the U.S., Canada, and Japan. They're playing some of their dates with new Fatcat Records labelmate Tom Brosseau as opening act.

The big open-ended question seems to be if there's new Mice Parade material coming out in 2006. The band most recently released Bem-Vinda Vontade in early Summer of 2005, but this tour seems rather odd timing to be in support of that. Maybe the band wants to road-test some new material before comitting to a recording — a quick check of the band's pages at both Fatcat Records and Bubble Core Records web sites offers no insight on this, but both mention the tour.

Brosseua was signed to Fatcat after his 2005 Loveless Records release What I Mean To Say Is Goodbye. Brosseua will be releasing his new album Empty Houses Are Lonely on Fatcat on March 13th.

Mice Parade: Tour Dates:
02-12 Columbus, OH - The High Five
02-13 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle
02-17 Victoria, British Columbia - Lucky Bar
02-18 Vancouver, British Columbia - Media Club
02-19 Seattle, WA - Chop Suey
02-20 Portland, OR - Holocene
02-22 San Francisco, CA - Bottom of the Hill
02-23 Los Angeles, CA - The Echo
02-25 Honolulu, HI - Next Door
03-01 Osaka, Japan - Sansui
03-02 Kyoto, Japan - Metro
03-03 Nagoya, Japan - Tokuzo
03-04 Tokyo, Japan - Club Quattro
03-06 Tokyo, Japan - O-Nest
03-08 Tucson, AZ - Solar Culture Gallery
03-10 Austin, TX - The Parish

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