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Tours: Godspeed You! Black Emperor will tour West Coast
News — April 29, 2013
Godspeed You! Black Emperor has made an early announcement of a West Coast tour this fall, starting on Sept. 4. Dates are below. GY!BE released Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! last year.Splits: Godspeed You! Black Emperor Hiatus Still On
News — February 10, 2008
Canadian post-rockers Godspeed You! Black Emperor have revealed that the band's hiatus is very much on. In a recent interview guitarist/keyboardist Efrin Menuck commented on the band's dynamic: On a personal level I now find [Godspeed You! Black Emperor] to be inappropriate [to do]. There’s a complicated back story. I …Bands: Godspeed You! Black Emperor Return
News — April 10, 2010
After years of inactivity, the Canadian post-rock juggernaut known as Godspeed You! Black Emperor is rumbling back to life. The first order of business: curating and headlining ATP's Nightmare Before Christmas, taking place at Butlins Holiday Centre in Minehead, England December 3-5. Other acts performing include Deerhoof, Mike Watt, …Tours: Godspeed You! Black Emperor tour
News — September 16, 2010
Godspeed You! Black Emperor will be touring North America in February and March 2011. The following dates have surfaced thus far:Records: Godspeed You! Black Emperor returns with new album
News — October 4, 2012
After playing at festivals earlier this year, Godspeed You! Black Emperor has announced the upcoming release of Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!, a four song album on Constellation Records. The release is set for October 16, 2012.
Music / The Set List: Our Top 5 Favorite Album Openers
Feature — August 12, 2014
The challenge of listing the definitive "best" album openers is perhaps impossible. While we're dedicated at SPB to challenging the odds and defying convention, that might be a steep request even for us. Instead, we've chosen some of our personal favorite openers from records across a variety of genres. Inevitably, …
Shows: Neutral Milk Hotel to play Mountain Oasis Festival
News — May 1, 2013
On October 25-27 Asheville, NC will host the Mountain Oasis Electronic Music Summit, curated by Jeff Mangum and featuring a reunited Neutral Milk Hotel--playing together for the first time in 15 years. In addition to NMH, Nine Inch Nails, How to Destroy Angels, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Tricky, and …
Shows: Roadburn 2018 to feature Converge, GY!BE, more
News — October 2, 2017
Set to take place on April 19-22, 2018, Roadburn Festival 2018 has announced a few artists who will perform. Jacob Bannon (Converge, Wear Your Wounds) was announced as a curator and he will perform with Converge (including a You Fail Me set). IN addition, the festival will include sets from …
Shows: Additional announcements for Psycho Las Vegas 2019
News — March 23, 2019
The annual Psycho Las Vegas 2019, taking place this year August 16-18, has added Deafheaven, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Bad Religion, Old Man Gloom, and more to its lineup. Previously announced bands include Amenra, Fu Manchu, Grails, Oranssi Pazuzu, Power Trip, The Obsessed, and more (full list below).
Shows: SUMAC, Swans & more added to Amplifest 2022
News — July 18, 2021
Amplifest may have been postponed for another year, but it returns in a big way in 2022, spanning two weekends in October. With scheduling seeming set after COVID-related delays and challenges, the festival is now beginning to leak lineup announcements, including Swans, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, SUMAC, Lingua Ignota, Amenra, …
Shows: This Ain't No Picnic Festival 2020 in CA
News — December 4, 2021
The lineup for This Ain't No Picnic festival has been announced, with performances scheduled from Descendents, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Turnstile, Circle Jerks, IDLES, Sleep, Phoebe Bridgers, and many more. Scheduled for August 27-28, 2022 at Brookside at The Rose Bowl, tickets go on sale on Dec. 9 at 10am …
Various Artists – Godspeed... A Tribute to Pierre Kezdy
Review — July 24, 2023
It’s probably been 30 years since I heard my first tribute album and I’m not sure my opinion has changed. There are usually 1-2 really good covers, some mediocrity, and an unfocused tone. They’re often underwhelming, but the exceptions to this rule keep you coming back to the format. Fortunately, …
