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Black Crowes spinoff band The Magpie Salute’s US tour flying into the fall

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Credit: Shervin LainezAs The Magpie Salute, the new group led by founding Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson, prepares for the June 9 arrival release of its debut album, the band has scheduled additional U.S. tour dates in support of the self-titled release. The newly announced shows mainly will take place in September in various Western U.S. cities, although the group also has added a November 11 concert in Philadelphia to its itinerary.

Among the new September gigs include performances in Sacramento and Fresno, California; Tempe and Tucson, Arizona; Las Vegas; Salt Lake City; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle. The Magpie Salute also will play California’s Kaaboo Del Mar Festival and Colorado’s Telluride Blues & Brews Festival.

The band’s 2017 U.S. trek gets underway July 26 in Indianapolis, and the group also has a number of European concerts lined up in June and July.

As previously reported, The Magpie Salute’s debut album features 10 tracks — one new original studio recording called “Omission” and nine live performances captured in front of an audience in Woodstock, New York. The live tracks include renditions of The Black Crowes’ “What Is Home” and “Wiser Time,” as well as covers of songs by Delaney and Bonnie, War, Pink Floyd, The Faces and Bob Marley. Listen to “Omission” now at Eagle Rock Entertainment’s SoundCloud page.

Besides Robinson, The Magpie Salute’s lineup includes three other former Black Crowes members — guitarist Marc Ford, bassist Sven Pipien and backing singer Charity White.

Here are all of The Magpie Salute’s U.S. tour dates:

7/26 — Indianapolis, IN, Vogue
7/28 — Chicago, IL, Metro
7/29 — Chicago, IL, Metro
7/30 — Detroit, MI, Saint Andrew’s
8/1 — Buffalo, NY, Tralf Music Hall
8/3 — Boston, MA, The Wilbur
8/4 — Hartford, CT, Infinity Hall
8/5 — Hampton Beach, NH, Casino Ballroom
8/6 — Portland, ME, Aura
8/8 — New Bedford, MA, The Zeiterion Theatre
8/9 — Red Bank, NJ, Count Basie Theatre
8/11 — Scranton, PA, The Peach Music Festival
8/12 — Silver Spring, MD, The Fillmore
8/13 — Huntington, NY, The Paramount
8/15 — Charlotte, NC, Neighborhood Theatre
8/16 — Raleigh, NC, The Ritz
8/18 — Atlanta, GA, The Buckhead Theatre
8/19 — Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach Speedway
8/20 — Asheville, NC, Diana Wortham Theatre
8/22 — Cincinnati, OH, Bogart’s
8/24 — Louisville, KY, Mercury Ballroom
8/25 — Nashville, TN, Marathon Music Works
8/26 — Chattanooga, TN, Southern Brewers Festival
9/7 — San Francisco, CA, The Fillmore
9/8 — San Francisco, CA, The Fillmore
9/9 — Sacramento, CA, Ace of Spades*
9/10 — Santa Cruz, CA, The Catalyst*
9/12 — Fresno, CA, Tower Theatre*
9/13 — Los Angeles, CA, The Fonda Theatre
9/14 — Tempe, AZ, Marquee Theatre*
9/15 — Del Mar, CA, Kaaboo Del Mar*
9/17 — Telluride, CO, Telluride Blues & Brews Festival*
9/19 — Tucson, AZ, Fox Theatre*
9/20 — Las Vegas, NV, Brooklyn Bowl*
9/22 — Morrison, CO, Red Rocks Amphitheatre*
9/23 — Salt Lake City, UT, Eccles Theatre*
9/25 — Grants Pass, OR, Rogue Theatre*
9/26 — Portland, OR, Crystal Ballroom*
9/27 — Seattle, WA, The Showbox*
11/11 — Philadelphia, PA, TLA (Theatre of Living Arts)*

* = new date.

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