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Sherwood Launches U.S. Headlining Tour Feb. 17 in L.A.

Last Updated 1/29/2010 9:53:53 AM


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sherwoodJanuary 28, 2010—Sherwood, purveyors of feel good California rock, will be hitting the road launching a U.S. headlining tour in support of its most recent effort QU. The tour kicks off February 17 in Los Angeles at the famed Roxy Theater.

A Beach Boys-inspired power pop band hailing from San Luis Obispo, California, Sherwood came together in 2002 while the band members were still students at the local university. Now signed to Myspace Records, they’ve released their debut Summer EP followed by two full length releases (Sing, But Keep Going in 2005 and 2007’s A Different Light).

QU, released October 2009, is the band’s third full length and is arguably Sherwood’s most mature and accessible yet, as its undeniable pop sensibilities showcase a band coming into its own and fully realizing its potential. Fans have noticed, as Sherwood’s MySpace page has logged an astounding 18 million plays, making it the third largest MySpace profile in the world.

Teaming up with producer Brad Wood ( Liz Phair, Smashing Pumpkins and Sunny Day Real Estate) in a rented Oakland apartment for nine months, the band amassed 85 songs that were eventually whittled down to 12 unabashed power pop songs that made the final cut.

Sherwood’s brand new music video for the song "You Are" will world premiere on MySpace Music on February 12. The video was directed by Long Beach hipster Matt Wignall who also produced music and videos for Cold War Kids.

sherwoodCatch Sherwood on tour:
Wed-Feb-17 Los Angeles, CAThe Roxy
Sun-Feb-21 San Diego, CA SOMA 
Mon-Feb-22 Phoenix, AZ The Clubhouse  
Tue-Feb-23 Amarillo, TX Common 
Wed-Feb-24 Austin, TX The Mohawk 
Thu-Feb-25 Houston, TX  House of Blues Houston  
Fri-Feb-26 Dallas, TX The Prophet Bar **NOTE NEW VENUE NAME 
Sun-Feb-28 Oklahoma City, OK The Conservatory 
Tue-Mar-02 St Louis, MO The Firebird 
Wed-Mar-03 Nashville, TN Exit In 
Thu-Mar-04 Knoxville, TN Square Room 
Fri-Mar-05 Atlanta, GA The Masquarade  
Sat-Mar-06 Jacksonville, FL Jack Rabbits  
Mon-Mar-08 Orlando, FL Backbooth  
Tue-Mar-09 Tampa, FL Crow Bar  
Thu-Mar-11 Greenville, SC The Handlebar  
Sat-Mar-13 Elizabethtown, PA Folklore Coffee and Co. 
Sun-Mar-14 Somerville, MA The Armory  
Mon-Mar-15 Vienna, VA Jammin Java 
Tue-Mar-16 South Hackensack, NJ School of Rock 
Wed-Mar-17 New York, NY Highline Ballroom 
Thu-Mar-18 Rochester, NY Water Street Music Hall 
Fri-Mar-19 Pittsburgh, PA Diesel 
Sat-Mar-20 Akron, OH Musica 
Sun-Mar-21 Columbus, OH Skullys 
Tue-Mar-23 Grand Rapids, MI Intersection 
Wed-Mar-24 Chicago, IL Subterranean 
Thu-Mar-25 Milwaukee, WI The Rave 
Fri-Mar-26 La Crosse, WI Warehouse 
Sat-Mar-27 Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock Social Club

Additional dates to be announced soon.
 

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