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Circuit des Yeux Announces Tour, Shares New Song: Listen

Circuit des Yeux Announces Tour, Shares New Song: Listen

Circuit des Yeux has announced a lengthy 2022 tour that brings her across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom this spring. To coincide with the news, she also released a new song called “The Manatee (A Story of This World Pt. III)” that was recorded during the same sessions as her 2021 album -io. Give it a listen below.

“At 4:30 A.M. on February 4th, 2020 a manatee popped out of the sea and stared directly at me. It was a charged 10 seconds. The experience stuck with me so much that I wrote a song about it,” explained Circuit des Yeux’s Haley Fohr. “The music video, directed by Rudy Rubio, is a depiction of my own kind of manatee. I play a wet sea creature trying to make it work in a dry-land society… The manatee is my reminder that intuition and two legs might be all a person needs to find a more hospitable world – perhaps an undiscovered place to call home.”

Circuit des Yeux will kick off her tour on February 24 in Vancouver before trekking across the United States. She eventually flies over to Europe for select dates and then concludes the tour with a performance at End of the Road festival in Larmer Tree Gardens. Find the full list of dates below.

See where Circuit des Yeux lands on Pitchfork’s “The 100 Best Songs of 2021” and “The Best Jazz and Experimental Music of 2021.”

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Circuit des Yeux Tour Dates

Circuit des Yeux:

02-24 Vancouver, British Columbia – St. James Hall
02-25 Seattle, WA – Fremont Abbey
02-26 Astoria, OR – Anita (solo)
02-27 Portland, OR – The Old Church
03-01 San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Stop
03-02 Los Angeles, CA – Pico Union Project
03-17 Austin, TX – SXSW (Quobuz Showcase)
03-25-26 Knoxville, TN – Big Ears Festival
04-02 Bern, Switzerland – Dampfzentrale
04-04 Berlin, Germany – HAU 1
04-06 London, England – Barbican Centre, Milton Court Concert Hall
04-08 The Hague, Netherlands – Rewire Festival
04-09 Brussels, Belgium – BRDCST Festival
04-11 Paris, France – Centre Pompidou
04-13 Lille, France – L’Auditorium du Conservatoire
04-15 Dublin, Ireland – National Concert Hall Studio
05-03 Minneapolis, MN – 7th St. Entry
05-04 Milwaukee, WI – Cactus Club
05-06 Iowa City, IA – Englert Theatre
05-07 Columbia, MO – Stephen’s Lake Amphitheatre
05-08 St. Louis, MO – William A. Kerr Foundation
05-09 Rock Island, IL – Rozz Tox
06-02 Louisville, KY – Decca
06-03 Memphis, TN – Crosstown Arts
06-04 Atlanta, GA – The Earl
06-05 Asheville, NC – The Grey Eagle
06-06 ­Philadelphia, PA – PhilaMOCA
06-07 Brooklyn, NY – Green-Wood Cemetery (Pioneer Works Graveyard Shift)
06-09 Brattleboro, VT – Epsilon Series
06-10 Montreal, Quebec – Centre PHI
06-11 Ottawa, Ontario – Arts Court
06-13 Toronto, Ontario ­- 918 Bathurst – Wavelength Festival
06-14 Detroit, MI – Trinosophes
06-16 Chicago, IL – Constellation
06-17 Chicago, IL – Constellation
09-01-04 Larmer Tree Gardens, England – End of the Road

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