Feist announces more tour dates, including a stop with Bon Iver

The Low Anthem added onto extensive, fest-heavy schedule

By Katie Hasty Tuesday, Mar 20, 2012 12:22 PM

Feist

Credit: Cherrytree/Interscope

Don't count Feist in as your dinner date, because she's busy through August.

The Canadian singer-songwriter has added even more dates to her busy touring schedule this spring and summer, kicking things off on April 14 for a double-weekend at Coachella, and taking "Metals" overseas at the tail-end in August.

She is confirmed to perform with Bon Iver at the TCC Arena in Tuscon on April 23 and on May 31 at the legendary Red Rocks in Colorado. She's added the ever-excellent Low Anthem on for some new stops in June. Timber Timbre also remains on for select dates.

As previously reported, Feist is on the sked for many major music festivals, including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Pitchfork and New Orleans Jazz Fest. Perhaps she'll be announcing a Coachella side-show soon?

More new music is on the way, as she preps the Record Store Day drop of her split 7" with unlikely collaborators Mastodon. She will be covering "Black Tongue" as they play her "A Commotion" on the April 21 release.

"So backstage I’m thinking about letting these two worlds collide, how they should collide, so I’m like ‘How about ‘Metals’ meeting metal?’” Feist explained to HitFix back in October, on the early stages of planning the single.

Here are Feist's tour dates (newly announced dates in bold):

April 14^th Indio, CA @ Coachella

April 21^st Indio, CA @ Coachella
April 22^nd Phoenix, AZ @ Orpheum Theatre*

April 23^rdTucson @ TCC Arena #

April 25^th Marfa, TX @ Crowley Theatre*

April 26^thAustin, TX @ Stubb's: Outdoors*
April 28^th New Orleans, LA @ New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
April 30^th Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room @ Old National Centre*

May 1^st Nashville, TN @ The Ryman Auditorium*

May 2^nd Asheville, NC @ Thomas Wolfe Auditorium*
May 3^rd Raleigh, NC @ Memorial Auditorium@ Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts*

May 5^th                 New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall*
May 7^th                 Boston, MA @ House Of Blues*
May 8^th                 Philadelphia, PA @ Academy Of Music*
May 9^th                 Washington, DC @ The Strathmore*
May 11^th               Burlington, VT @ The Flynn Theater*
May 28^th              George, WA @ Sasquatch
May 29^th              Boise @ Idaho Botanical Garden
May 31^st               Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks #
June 2^nd                Minneapolis @ Zoo Amphitheater %
June 3^rd                Madison @ Orpheum %
June 5^th                Ann Arbor, MI @ Ann Arbor Summer Festival %
June 6^th                Columbus, OH @ Wexner Center %
June 8^th                Manchester, TN @ Bonnaroo
June 22^nd             Calgary, AB @ Sled Island Festival

June 23^rd              Saskatoon, SK @ Saskatoon Jazz Festival
July 4^th                  Winnipeg, MB @ Winnipeg Folk Festival
July 13^th               Chicago @ Pitchfork Festival
July 14^th               Pittsburgh @ Stage AE
August 4^th           Montreal, QC @ Osheaga

August 8^th Oslo, Norway @ Oya Festival

August 10^th Gothenburg, Sweden @ Way Out West Festival

August 12^th Helsinki, Finland @ Flow Festival

August 15^th Hamburg, Germany @ Stadtpark

August 16^th Hasselt, Belgium @ Pukkelpop

August 17^th Biddinghuizen, Holland @ Lowlands Festival

August 19^th Brecon Beacons, Wales @ Green Man Festival

August 21^st Cologne, Germany @ Tanzbrunnen

August 22^nd Stuttgart, Germany @ Freilichtbuhne Killesberg

# With Bon Iver

* With Timber Timbre

% With The Low Anthem

Katie Hasty
Managing Editor

After five years as a columnist and editor at Billboard, Katie Hasty joined HitFix in 2009 for music and film reporting out of New York. The Midwest native has worked as a writer, music promoter and in A&R since 1999 and performs with her band Numbers And Letters.