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Julien Baker.After announcing a 14-concert tour in mid-June, the Boygenius band member has since tacked on an additional three nights to her solo tour.She will now play back-to-back-to-back sets at NYC’s Webster Hall on Saturday, Oct. 5, Sunday, Oct.

Jojo Siwa isn’t just putting on any old show this year.The 21-year-old pop star just announced she’s pulling out all the stops on her 22-concert nationwide tour this July and August.“Get ready for a Live Concert ft. New Songs, Current Songs, AND My Kids Songs, a GAYPOP Dj Set, & an immersive party….

Tommy Richman just announced he’s taking off on his ‘Coyote Tour’ with special guest mynameisntjmack from February through April of next year.Near the end of the run, the Hip-Hop adjacent pair are slated to stop into New York City’s Webster Hall on Monday, March 24.Their 27-concert international run comes in support of Richman’s recently released debut album that shares a name with the tour.“Bringing this album to life next year,” the 24-year-old shared on Instagram.Prior to the run, Richman is scheduled to lend his talents to Tyler The Creator‘s annual Camp Flog Gnaw Festival, which is going down at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium on Nov. 16-17.

TV On The Radio opened for Weezer and Pixies at Madison Square Garden.Then, they disappeared.Until now.On Thursday, Sept. 4, the trailblazing indie rockers took the stage at a surprise Vans Fashion Week event where they performed six of their biggest hits — including the blistering “Wolf Like Me” and otherworldly “Staring At The Sun” — in front of a recreated version of shuttered Lower East Side bar Max Fish.Thankfully, that brief set won’t be their only live show this year.Tunde Adebimpe, Kyp Malone and Jaleel Bunton (Dave Sitek won’t be joining them on this run) announced they’re striking out on a short 20-year anniversary tour celebrating the expanded reissue of their essential debut album “Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes.”As of now, there are only seven North American concerts on TV On The Radio’s tour itinerary; that includes four back-to-back-to-back-to-back gigs at New York City’s Webster Hall on Monday, Nov.

Clairo was just warming up.In June, the lo-fi bedroom pop star announced a pair of five-show New York Webster Hall and Los Angeles Fonda Theatre residencies ahead of the release of her new album “Charm,” which was due out July 12.Now, nearly a week after the record hit shelves, the “Sofia” singer has announced a 25-concert nationwide fall tour with special guest Alice Phoebe Lou in support of the record.Notable stops include gigs at Austin’s Moody Theater (Sept. 30 and Oct.