Cursive New Single "Discovering America" To Benefit the American Indian College Fund

Last Updated 3/9/2010 12:49:23 PM

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cursive Today Cursive's new single, "Discovering America," arrives at major digital music retailers. As the song is a caustic appraisal of the mistreatment of the American Indian community, the band chose to release it as a single with all profits donated to the American Indian College Fund, the nation's largest provider of private scholarships for American Indian students (www.collegefund.org). An exclusive stream of "Discovering America" premiered on Stereogum yesterday; a song stream can now also be heard, linked-to, or embedded via this link.

Cursive is currently on the road in support of Alkaline Trio and will also be playing a few headlining dates on off-nights throughout the tour. A full itinerary is below.

Cursive tour dates:
MAR. 9           HARTFORD, CT                  WEBSTER THEATRE*
MAR. 10         HARRISBURG, PA               THE ABBEY BAR
(APPALACHAIN BREWING CO.)
MAR. 11         PHILADELPHIA, PA             TROCADERO*
MAR. 12         NEW YORK, NY                  NOKIA THEATRE*
MAR. 13         SAYREVILLE, NJ                 STARLAND BALLROOM*
MAR. 14         PROVIDENCE, RI                LUPO'S HEARTBREAK HOTEL*
MAR. 16         TOWSON, MD                     RECHER THEATRE*
MAR. 17         CHARLOTTE, NC                 AMOS' SOUTHEND*
MAR. 18         CHARLESTON, SC               MUSIC FARM*
MAR. 19         ATLANTA, GA                      MASQUERADE*
MAR. 20         JACKSONVILLE, FL              FREEBIRD LIVE*
MAR. 22         ORLANDO, FL                     HOUSE OF BLUES*
MAR. 23         FT. LAUDERDALE, FL           REVOLUTION*
MAR. 24         TALLAHASSEE, FL               THE MOON (FLORIDA STATE U.)
MAR. 25         NEW ORLEANS, LA              HOUSE OF BLUES*
MAR. 26         HOUSTON, TX                     WAREHOUSE LIVE*
MAR. 27         DALLAS, TX                         PALLADIUM BALLROOM*
MAR. 28         AUSTIN, TX                         EMO'S*
MAR. 29         ALBUQUERQUE, NM             LAUNCHPAD
MAR. 30         TEMPE, AZ                          THE MARQUEE*
APR. 1           SAN DIEGO, CA                   HOUSE OF BLUES*
APR. 2           LOS ANGELES, CA               HOUSE OF BLUES (SUNSET STRIP)*
APR. 3           LAS VEGAS, NV                   HOUSE OF BLUES*
* with Alkaline Trio

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