There are three essential components to any respectable Pitchfork News tour story-- dates, cities, and venues-- but when your band is called Radiohead, you can get away with announcing them one at a time.

Today Radiohead confirmed that they are indeed coming to North America in the near future, and provided folks with a handy list of just which cities they'll visit. No dates, no venues, just cities. Did yours make the cut? Have a look (arranged alphabetically):

Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Houston
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Miami
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Seattle
St. Louis
Tampa
Toronto
Vancouver
Washington, DC



http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/47878-radiohead-sorta-announce-north-american-tour


NO MORE DRIVING TO MARYLAND TO SEE RADIOHEAD! CHARLOTTE HERE I COME!

Good . . . can yer keep 'em over there!

Their new albums is fucking fantastic. Way better than HTTT. Hopefully, LA tickets won't sell out in a second. I'll need to get my whole family on ticketmaster.com the day of the on sale just to have a chance to score some tickets.

yyyoink!

I saw them in Santa Barbara in 02 I think. One of the best show I have ever seen. I got pit tix 2 nights in a row 'cos i bought them through w.a.s.t.e. The SB Bowl is the best venue I have seen them at. I would suggest going to see them there if that's the Santa Barbara venue. It's very small and the area is nice and cozy. I think it only holds about 5000.

The Santa Barbara Bowl is nice. I saw Smashing Pumpkins there in 2000. Very cozy and free parking.

I haven't really listened to them since Amnesiac, but I was a huge fan for a while. I would definitely go to the Tampa show, depending on ticket prices.

excellent. sf bound. Thanks for the update. Now if I could only get the boxset.

thanks for posting this. I hadn't read pitchfork yet today

I'll be at the Boston show(s). I wanted to do LA, but fundage doesn't allow unless they're playing there in August.

Alright but we are sending you korn.

I wouldn't send my worst enemy Korn, that's harsh man.

there are way too many bands out there, doing far more interesting things with sound...and I don't have to put together a puzzle to go see them.

Radiohead is slightly interesting because they operate within a much larger sphere than most viable bands...but I'd rather go see a show at the knitting factory or some other small venue here in NYC. those are the places i've seen the best shows of my life...

i can't say that seeing/paying for what ends up looking like a flea circus with a loud soundtrack ever appealed to me...

who knows, maybe they'll play 300 ticket standing rooms as a surprise. pay what you want to get in...

not too thrilled about how much the ticket prices might be. they better have some nice fucking light show.
http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/33383

anyways, hope to see them in SF! i hope SF doesn't mean shoreline. shoreline sucks

That's a rock and a hardplace . . . soulless miserable shoe shuffling or incoherrant, out of key ranting . . .

FUCK! . . . when did I turn into my dad!

hmmmmmmmmmm,
maybe

oh mess

you know you gotta name your band of choice now so we can stab back!

Scary, I just say "they're too smart for me" and go back to my Samhain and 2 Live Crew records

I'm an old fart . . . . I currently have 8154 tunes in my library but still stick The Clash on when I'm driving . . . stab away!

bah you cheated