Road Work: Kim Gordon, Bleachers, ARC Festival

** Kim Gordon will support her critically lauded third solo album PLAY ME, out Friday (March 13) on Matador, with a handful of spring and summer shows around the globe, beginning April 2 at Sid the Cat in Los Angeles. From there, Gordon will play eight April shows in Europe and the U.K. before resuming her road work June 23 in Chicago. Tickets for the new dates go on sale Friday; sample the album’s title track below.

Here are Kim Gordon’s tour dates:

April 2 – Sid The Cat – Los Angeles, CA
April 11 – Rewire Festival – Den Haag, NL
April 12 – Variations Festival – Nantes, France
April 14 – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London, UK
April 15 – Ancienne Belgique – Bruxelles, Belgium
April 17 – Le Trianon – Paris, France
April 19 – Huxley’s Neue Welt – Berlin, Germany
April 20 – A2 – Wroclaw, Poland
April 21 – Progesja – Warsaw, Poland
June 23 – Metro – Chicago, IL
June 24 – First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN
June 25 – Summerfest – Milwaukee, WI
July 23 – Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO 
July 25 – Neptune Theatre – Seattle, WA 
July 26 – Revolution Hall – Portland, OR 
July 27 – Hollywood Theatre – Vancouver, BC 
July 29 – The Castro Theatre – San Francisco, CA

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• Kim Gordon Presses ‘Play’ On Third Solo Album

** Bleachers will embark on a two-leg North American tour this summer and fall in support of their upcoming album everyone for ten minutes, which is out May 22. Dates begin June 5 in Chicago and are scheduled through Oct. 8 in Nashville, with venue expected later this week. Tickets go on sale March 18, with $1 from each benefiting frontman Jack Antonoff’s longstanding work with LGBTQ+ youth through his Ally Coalition.

everyone for ten minutes is the follow-up to 2024’s self-titled album, which topped out at No. 62 on the Billboard 200 and featured co-writes with Lana Del Rey, Florence Welch and the National’s Aaron Dessner. Last month, Antonoff earned a share of the Best Rap Song Grammy for his contributions to Kendrick Lamar and Lefty Gunplay’s “tv off” as well as Record of the Year for Lamar and SZA’s “luther” and in doing so became just the fourth person to win all four major Grammy categories: Album, Record and Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.

Here are Bleachers’ tour dates:

Fri 06/05/26 – Chicago, IL
Tue 06/09/26 – Toronto, ON
Wed 06/10/26 – Montreal, QC
Fri 06/12/26 – Columbia, MD
Sat 06/13/26 – Philadelphia, PA
Tue 06/16/26 – Boston, MA
Sat 06/20/26 – Canandaigua, NY
Tue 06/23/26 – New York, NY
Thu 09/10/26 – Los Angeles, CA
Fri 09/11/26 – Los Angeles, CA
Sat 09/12/26 – Los Angeles, CA
Mon 09/14/26 – Los Angeles, CA
Tue 09/15/26 – Los Angeles, CA
Thu 09/17/26 – Berkeley, CA
Sat 09/19/26 – Seattle, WA
Sun 09/20/26 – Bend, OR
Wed 09/23/26 – Denver, CO
Sat 09/26/26 – Minneapolis, MN
Sun 09/27/26 – Milwaukee, WI
Tue 09/29/26 – Sterling Heights, MI
Wed 09/30/26 – Cincinnati, OH
Mon 10/05/26 – Atlanta, GA
Tue 10/06/26 – Raleigh, NC
Thu 10/08/26 – Nashville, TN

** Underworld, Anyma, Honey Dijon, Chris Stussy and Derrick Carter lead the lineup for Chicago’s ARC Music Festival, which is set for Sept. 4-7 in Chicago’s Union Park. Tickets for the house- and techno-leaning event go on sale Friday. Also set to appear are Michael Bibi, Sara Landry, Mau P, Chase & Status, Brutalismus 3000, the Blessed Madonna, Cloonee, Nico Moreno, Joy Orbison b2b with Ben UFO, the supergroup Detroit Love (Carl Craig, Moodymann, Stacey Pullen) and Green Velvet.

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