The Loved Ones/Dave Hause

US Tour Dates announced!

Jan 23 Asbury Park, NJ Asbury Lanes On sale Oct 11
Jan 24 Newburgh, NY Pub 151 On sale Oct 11
Jan 25 Cambridge, MA Middle East Upstairs On sale Oct 11
Jan 26 Burlington, VT Higher Ground Showcase Lounge On sale Oct 11
Feb 8 Pittsburgh, PA Smiling Moose On sale Oct 11
Feb 9 Cleveland, OH Beachland Tavern On sale Oct 11
Feb 11 Columbus, OH The Basement On sale Oct 11
Feb 12 Detroit, MI Magic Stick On sale Oct 11
Feb 13 Chicago, IL Schubas Tavern On sale Oct 11
Feb 14 Milwaukee, WI Shank Hall On sale Oct 11
Feb 15 St. Paul, MN Turf Club On sale Oct 11
Feb 25 Seattle, WA El Corazon Lounge On sale Oct 11
Feb 26 Portland, OR Hawthorne Lounge On sale Oct 11
Feb 28 San Francisco, CA Thee Parkside On sale Oct 11
Mar 2 San Diego, CA The Casbah On sale Oct 11
Mar 4 Phoenix, AZ Rhythm Room On sale Oct 11
Mar 5 Las Vegas, NV Beauty Bar On sale Oct 11
Mar 7 Salt Lake City, UT Burt's Tiki Lounge On sale Oct 11
Mar 8 Denver, CO Marquis Theatre On sale Oct 11
Mar 11 Dallas, TX Gas Monkey Bar N Grill On sale Oct 11
Mar 17 Houston, TX Fitzgerald's Downstairs On sale Oct 11
Mar 18 New Orleans, LA House of Blues Parish Room On sale Oct 11
Mar 19 Birmingham, AL Black Market On sale Oct 11
Mar 20 Nashville, TN The High Watt On sale Oct 11
Mar 21 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade - Purgatory On sale Oct 11
Mar 22 St. Petersburg, FL The Local 662 On sale Oct 11
Mar 23 Orlando, FL Will's Pub On sale Oct 11
Mar 25 Gainesville, FL The Atlantic On sale Oct 11
Mar 26 Jacksonville, FL Jack Rabbits On sale Oct 11
Mar 27 Charlotte, NC The Milestone On sale Oct 11
Mar 28 Charleston, SC Tin Roof On sale Oct 11
Mar 29 West Columbia, SC New Brookland Tavern On sale Oct 11
Mar 30 Chapel Hill, NC Local 506 On sale Oct 11
Apr 1 Norfolk, VA The Jewish Mother On sale Oct 11
Apr 2 Richmond, VA The Camel On sale Oct 11
Apr 3 Washington, DC DC9 On sale Oct 11
Apr 4 Brooklyn, NY Knitting Factory On sale Oct 11
Apr 6 Philadelphia, PA World Cafe Live On sale Oct 11

AWESOME!!  

SOME ARE UP. GET THEM.

I was able to put 5 tickets in my cart to stall it. Grab em while they are still there.

colmillionaire wrote:

I was able to put 5 tickets in my cart to stall it. Grab em while they are still there.

Haha there were only 5 tickets.

there were 15! People were sleeping.... still some left for the early one

ive got 1, possibly 2 tix to the late show if anyone still needs them.

I am excited for the Cambridge, MA show in January. And the fact that is scheduled for a Saturday, is a bonus

On the one hand the new record is pretty awesome.

On the other, cant help but wonder how much awesomer some of these songs would sound on a Loved Ones record...

colmillionaire wrote:

there were 15! People were sleeping.... still some left for the early one

In total. Wasn't it 5 for the early, 10 for the late? eh whatever.

I just got back from the first show and it was totally worth the 4 hour drive! It was a very short show, he just played Devour from start to finish, but it was actually cool to hear it in order like that. Dave had a really old amp that kept failing on him to the point where it got kind of comical. At least 20 of the 50 people there were his family/friends. Uh, he played The Great Depression on a keyboard and I kick myself now for not filming it. Also while I love all the songs on the new album, Bricks really impressed me live. Like it stood out as being more powerful live than on the record. All in all it was a great show!

StitchesOnTheRadio wrote:

colmillionaire wrote:

there were 15! People were sleeping.... still some left for the early one

In total. Wasn't it 5 for the early, 10 for the late? eh whatever.

I just got back from the first show and it was totally worth the 4 hour drive! It was a very short show, he just played Devour from start to finish, but it was actually cool to hear it in order like that. Dave had a really old amp that kept failing on him to the point where it got kind of comical. At least 20 of the 50 people there were his family/friends. Uh, he played The Great Depression on a keyboard and I kick myself now for not filming it. Also while I love all the songs on the new album, Bricks really impressed me live. Like it stood out as being more powerful live than on the record. All in all it was a great show!

Agreed! Glad to hear you got home alright. Very interesting night!

DiamondSinatra wrote:

StitchesOnTheRadio wrote:

colmillionaire wrote:

there were 15! People were sleeping.... still some left for the early one

In total. Wasn't it 5 for the early, 10 for the late? eh whatever.

I just got back from the first show and it was totally worth the 4 hour drive! It was a very short show, he just played Devour from start to finish, but it was actually cool to hear it in order like that. Dave had a really old amp that kept failing on him to the point where it got kind of comical. At least 20 of the 50 people there were his family/friends. Uh, he played The Great Depression on a keyboard and I kick myself now for not filming it. Also while I love all the songs on the new album, Bricks really impressed me live. Like it stood out as being more powerful live than on the record. All in all it was a great show!

Agreed! Glad to hear you got home alright. Very interesting night!

Haha, yeah it was a long trip home full of construction delays and traffic accidents on the Cross Bronx.  still worth it  

Here's the one video I took. It's of We Could Be Kings.

That's awesome. I'm looking forward to seeing him at Vintage Vinyl tonight. I doubt he's gonna play the whole album, but still...

I was also at the early show. (Hey Shelby, it's Dan - I sat next to you and your friend)

The Great Depression was my favorite song of the night. It worked really well with the keyboard, despite Dave's warnings that it may not.

Biggest disappointment was Before. Dave was obviously distracted by his amp and it took away from some of the song's power. He sang the 2nd chorus twice so it lacked that HUGE ending. Oh well, I'll see him play it again sometime I'm sure.

Benediction was incredible as well. Dave's brother played guitar and his sister played keys.

Really looking forward to hearing some of the new stuff at Vintage Vinyl tonight.

moosicmaniac wrote:

I was also at the early show. (Hey Shelby, it's Dan - I sat next to you and your friend)

The Great Depression was my favorite song of the night.  It worked really well with the keyboard, despite Dave's warnings that it may not.

Biggest disappointment was Before.  Dave was obviously distracted by his amp and it took away from some of the song's power.  He sang the 2nd chorus twice so it lacked that HUGE ending.  Oh well, I'll see him play it again sometime I'm sure.

Benediction was incredible as well.  Dave's brother played guitar and his sister played keys.

Hi Dan  

I think in general the amp issues distracted him a good amount which is unfortunate. He still delivered a great performance and I respect him for playing through it and adapting, but the little bit of video I saw from the second show, told me that he was able to be more expressive and get more into it, probably because he wasn't distracted. Benediction WAS really cool.

I haven't read anyone's posts in full yet cus I'm in a hurry (I will later), but just wanted to say that last night might have been my favorite Dave performance ever. (I was at the 9:30 show) "Before" was absolutely amazing, and he ended up doing a few extras at the end of the night. He did "C'mon Kid", "Resolutions" and "Time Will Tell." There were some friends in the crowd and his brother sang with him. Such a great show. Photos/recap soon

Here's some of "Before" from my show:


C'mon Kid with Tim (his brother):


Some of Resolutions (during the "Winter's long" part):


I stopped recording during C'Mon Kid to try to get a still photo, and when I was looking in my camera's display it looked like it was too dark to see anything when he went down the aisle, so I figured why record total darkness.

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

I haven't read anyone's posts in full yet cus I'm in a hurry (I will later), but just wanted to say that last night might have been my favorite Dave performance ever. (I was at the 9:30 show) "Before" was absolutely amazing, and he ended up doing a few extras at the end of the night. He did "C'mon Kid", "Resolutions" and "Time Will Tell." There were some friends in the crowd and his brother sang with him. Such a great show. Photos/recap soon

Here's some of "Before" from my show:


C'mon Kid with Tim (his brother):


Some of Resolutions (during the "Winter's long" part):


I stopped recording during C'Mon Kid to try to get a still photo, and when I was looking in my camera's display it looked like it was too dark to see anything when he went down the aisle, so I figured why record total darkness.

"Before": ... WOW! ...just wow.

Vintage Vinyl was awesome. Dave was very loose, telling a lot of stories. A few of his friends from Asbury were in the audience, so he was cracking jokes with them about the recording of Resolutions (apparently it was in one of their houses).

He also revealed (Drumroll please) that Alex Levine is opening a Jimmy John's sandwich shop.

He played a lot of songs off the new album, a few off Resolutions, and then stuck around for a long time signing CDs and talking. I apologize to anyone else in the line for holding him up for a good ten minutes...

njguy99 wrote:

Vintage Vinyl was awesome. Dave was very loose, telling a lot of stories. A few of his friends from Asbury were in the audience, so he was cracking jokes with them about the recording of Resolutions (apparently it was in one of their houses).

He also revealed (Drumroll please) that Alex Levine is opening a Jimmy John's sandwich shop.

He played a lot of songs off the new album, a few off Resolutions, and then stuck around for a long time signing CDs and talking. I apologize to anyone else in the line for holding him up for a good ten minutes...

Jeez a clothing line and now a sandwich shop? Levine is keeping busy! haha.

I'm always jealous of people who end up talking to Dave or Brian or whoever for like 10 minutes. I usually mess up forming a sentence and then run away because I'm afraid of making a fool of myself! If you can get a good 10 minutes then by all means take it! then again, I wasn't in line behind you...

Bit of The Great Depression I got:

Does he have a band for his tour or is it all solo? I saw him open for Gaslight last year and I thought he was great but I spent the whole set thinking how much better it would have been if he had a band with him

silvergibs wrote:

Does he have a band for his tour or is it all solo? I saw him open for Gaslight last year and I thought he was great but I spent the whole set thinking how much better it would have been if he had a band with him

According to what he said on BBC Radio 1 recently, he's gonna do this leg without a band and then probably take a band out the next time around. I agree I have the same reaction but it is still worth seeing him solo.

Saw Dave tonight on Long Island . had a great time. Dave chatted a bit with fans. He and his guitar sounded great.

After seeing these videos, I'm glad I did something else. Let me know when TLO comes back. Sorry to be cynical.