Counting Crows: Last News

Counting Crows have announced a 2025 UK, European and North American tour, titled ‘The Complete Sweets! Tour’.The band announced the news on social media today, confirming that the tour will follow their next album ‘Butter Miracle, the Complete Sweets!’, which is their first full-length project since 2014’s ‘Somewhere Under Wonderland’. ‘Butter Miracle, the Complete Sweets!’ is expected to be released on May 9.The new album follows 2021’s EP ‘Butter Miracle, Suite One’.

Counting Crows and The Gaslight Anthem recently announced they’re co-headlining ‘The Complete Sweets Tour’ at amphitheaters, pavilions, casinos, music halls and auditoriums all over North America and Europe from June through November.Along the way, the pair is slated to make five New York and New Jersey stops.First, Adam Duritz and Brian Fallon’s groups will swing into Chautauqua, NY’s Chautauqua Amphitheater on Saturday, June 21.After that, they’ll hit Verona, NY’s Turning Stone Resort Casino on Sunday, June 22, Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Saturday, June 28, Wantagh, NY’s Jones Beach Theater on Sunday, June 29 and Atlantic City, NJ’s Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Saturday, July 5.“Every night has a different set list,” Duritz, 60, said in an Instagram Reel. “Tell us what songs you want to hear.

MJ Lenderman treated his fans to a cover of Counting Crow‘s ‘A Long December’ at his show last week.The musician took over The Orange Peel in his hometown of Asheville, North Carolina last Friday (December 20), as one of his rescheduled shows due to the damage caused by Hurricane Helene back in October.The show was in support of his latest album ‘Manning Fireworks‘ and saw him and his band – The Wind, which features Lenderman’s Wednesday bandmate Xandy Chelmis – play a string of tracks from that LP including ‘Joker Lips’, ‘Rudolph’, ‘Wristwatch’ and more.To close out the gig, Lenderman treated the crowd to a rendition of Counting Crows‘ 1996 track ‘A Long December’, a fitting song considering the natural disaster North Carolina had recently faced.As per Stereogum, his cover followed his other Wednesday bandmate, vocalist Karly Hartzman performing her own rendition of ‘A Long December’. The moment took place during a gig at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, North Carolina on December 17, where she was joined by Wednesday bassist Ethan Baechtold.Unlike Lenderman’s version, which felt true to the original song, Hartzman took a stripped-back approach and performed an acoustic version of the track, making the song much more emotional than it already is.The track was first released on December 2 1996 as the second single from Counting Crows’ second album ‘Recovering the Satellites’.

Counting Crows have performed Taylor Swift‘s ‘The 1’ during a recent concert in Las Vegas – watch fan-shot footage of the cover below.While performing at the Pearl Concert Theater, Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas on September 2, Counting Crows made sure to subvert expectations by throwing a Taylor Swift cover into their setlist.‘The 1’ is a cut from Taylor Swift’s 2020 ‘Folklore’ album – watch Counting Crows cover the song below.The cover comes after Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz revealed in an interview with Nuvo in June that he has become a big Taylor Swift fan in recent months. Duritz replied when asked what music he’d been listening to recently: “For the last few weeks, I’ve honestly been listening to a lot of Taylor Swift.

making headlines again after appearing on Australian TV sans his trademark dreadlocks — even though he got rid of them four years ago.The buzz began after the 58-year-old showed up on Today Extra with the alt-rock group’s guitarist, David Immergluck, to promote their new Butter Miracle Tour, the Daily Mail reported.“The dreads are gone, but the boys are back for their first national tour in seven years,” announced show co-host Sylvia Jeffries. She and co-host David Campbell then questioned the bandmates on how it felt to do a comeback tour after a seven-year hiatus from performing Down Under.Want to see Counting Crows live? Get tickets here.“Everything back on the road is great,” replied Duritz, who — jarringly — was seen rocking a beard and mustache but no dreads.