There’s no rest for Frankie Cosmos who have announced additional North American dates starting on September 13th in Baltimore, with shows in Durham, Atlanta, Austin, Detroit and Pittsburgh, ending on Oct 7th in their home of New York City. These dates will follow the band’s European shows in July & August and are in support of their latest release, Vessel. See below for a full list of shows.
 
Ever wonder what it would be like to co-write an album with a band? Now you have the chance to find out. Loosely inspired by conceptual artist, Sol LeWitt’s wall drawings, Frankie Cosmos front person, Greta Kline has created An Induced Album. Moved by the idea that LeWitt’s artwork can still be installed in new forms even after his death, Kline sought to create a version of this for her songwriting. “It’s the only thing I’ve ever made that I feel is incomplete until it is out in the world” says Kline. “Releasing recorded music is great, but I have never felt an excitement quite like this one– that once I release this, it really changes what it is. It’s not done until the audience participates, which really excites me (or actually, maybe it’s never “done”). It’s also very out of my control once I release it, unlike a finished recorded album, so that’s scary, but fun.”
 
You can access all the details to co-pilot your own Frankie Cosmos album at www.frankiecosmosband.com.

Frankie Cosmos Tour Dates + Ticket Links

Jul. 14 - Madrid, ES - Mad Cool Festival
Jul. 15 - Port of Menteith, UK - Doune The Rabbit Hole
Jul. 27-29 -  Denver, CO - Underground Music Showcase
Aug. 17 - Paredes de Coura, PT - Vodafone Paredes de Coura
Aug. 19 - Brecon Beacons, UK - Green Man Festival
Aug. 21 -  Belfast, UK - Voodoo
Aug. 22 - Galway, IE - Roisin Dubh
Aug. 23 - Dublin, IE - Button Factory
Sep. 13 - Baltimore, MD - Ottobar
Sep. 14 - Durham, NC - Motorco
Sep. 15 - Asheville, NC - The Mothlight
Sep. 16 - Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade
Sep. 17 - Birmingham, AL - Saturn
Sep. 19 - New Orleans, LA - Gasa Gasa
Sep. 20 - Houston, TX - Satellite Bar
Sep. 21 - San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger
Sep. 22 - Austin, TX - Barracuda
Sep. 23 - Dallas, TX - Deep Ellum Art Co.
Sep. 24 - Oklahoma CIty, OK - Tower Theatre
Sep. 26 - Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line
Sep. 27 - Milwaukee, WI - The Back Room @ Colectivo
Sep. 30 - Detroit, MI - El Club (Outside)
Oct. 01 - Cleveland, OH - The Grog Shop
Oct. 02 - Pittsburgh, PA - Cattivo
Oct. 03 - Harrisburg, PA - HMAC Stage on Herr
Oct. 05 - Jersey City, NJ - White Eagle Hall
Oct. 06 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
Oct. 07 - New York, NY - The Bowery Ballroom

[Photo Credit: Angel Ceballos]

What The People are saying about Frankie Cosmos:
“It’s a dreamy rock album with lyrics that face unsatisfying relationships and inner turmoil with realism and flashes of warped humor.” [Vessel] - Paste
 
“The album is less about the epic poem of New York than about how the brain and the heart are connected by nerves and blood—less about Kline’s place in the world, than her place within herself.” [Vessel] - Pitchfork
 
Kline has a keen, quick grip on the back-and-forth of modern uncertainty, swinging high from triumph to low-lit sorrow. It’s why she’s such a comfort to return to.” [Vessel, 8/10] - Crack
 
“While intimacy has found a large pop audience in the social-media era […] Kline’s disclosures are striking because they feel genuinely homespun…nobody does it better currently”[Vessel, 4/5] - Q
 
“Slight but powerful indie-pop” / “There’s great charm to these yearning tunes”. [Vessel, 8/10] - Uncut
 
“Completely enchanting, it’s further proof that the band are one of the best”  [Vessel] - Wonderland