The folk album pays homage to the local sounds that influenced the score of the Tony Award-winning show. Online registration is required to unlock presale options check websites for details.NEW YORK - Newfoundland and Labrador musicians are bringing the folk tradition of “the Rock” to “Come From Away.”Īlan Doyle, the Navigators, the Dardanelles and Rosemary Lawton are among the homegrown artists adding their twist to songs from the hit musical in “Covers from Away.” Tickets for both concerts go on sale 10 a.m. 11, 2022, alt-J’s new single “U&ME,” along with a music video, is now available to stream. Unlike Tool’s fairly recent visit to San Diego, this will be the first opportunity for alt-J fans to see the British band in nearly four years alt-J’s last local show at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay back in 2018.Īlt-J’s tour announcement is coupled with news of its upcoming album “The Dream” - the band’s first release since 2017’s “RELAXER.” While the album’s release is not until Feb. The evening will also feature openers Portugal. The indie rock band will perform at Pechanga Arena on Maas part of its 31-city North American tour. Two months after Tool’s January 2022 show, alt-J comes to town. (This tour did not include a stop in San Diego.) A longer North American tour, planned for the spring of 2020, was postponed - then cancelled - due to the pandemic.

In January 2020, the band kicked off its 10-city winter tour with two Viejas Arena shows, happening just two months shy of the COVID-19 shutdown. This 2022 tour marks the second round of Tool promoting this album locally. We are genuinely looking forward to sharing them with you.”įormed in 1990, the Grammy Award-winning rock band has five studio albums under its belt, including its 2019 release “Fear Inoculum.” “These past 18 months have been trying to say the least - but from great trials come great lessons and great rewards. “It is with great pleasure I get to announce our return to the road,” Tool’s drummer Danny Carey said in a press release. The 37-city tour features arty alternative Blonde Redhead as the opener. Tool made its 2022 North American Tour announcement on Monday, which includes a stop at San Diego State University’s Viejas Arena on Jan. Two rock bands, Tool and alt-J, recently announced they will be performing San Diego shows on upcoming tours in 2022.

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