ZOÉ is Set to Begin Their 2019 U.S. Tour with Metric and July Talk
Zoé is set to kick off their 2019 U.S. Tour on February 13th in Boston, Massachusetts at the House of Blues, bringing along Canadian bands Metric and July Talk for select dates.
GRAMMY award winning Mexican band Zoé returned last year with their sixth studio album, Aztlán, and simultaneously celebrated their 20th Anniversary selling out shows. Achieving gold status with more than thirty thousand copies sold in Mexico, a Latin Grammy Nomination in 2018 for Best Rock Album, and gathering more than one hundred million streams, Zoé’s return was anticipated and glorified.
To continue the celebration, Zoé is set to kick off their 2019 U.S. Tour on February 13 in Boston, Massachusetts at the House of Blues. Bringing along Canadian bands Metric and July Talk for the majority of concerts, Zoé will spearhead this multicultural tour throughout the states.
Zoé’s current sixth studio album titled Aztlán was inspired by the mythical birthplace of the Mexica people who would later come to rule the Aztec Empire, the album incorporates psychedelic rock, synth pop, indie rock, and classic rock en español influences and explores the universal themes of identity, technology, social-consciousness, and love in the modern world.
“The title of the album, Aztlán, is a reference to our people. It is an invitation to discover the beauty and richness of our culture, and look inward so we can recover that Mexican dignity and pride,” notes front man Larregui. “This reflection to the past is with the hopes that as we reinvent ourselves in the near future we continue to maintain our ‘Mexicanness’ in a globalized world. This concept did not necessarily have direct impact on the sounds of the songs, it was more conceptual.”
TOUR DATES
February
13 – House of Blues – Boston, MA
14 – The Fillmore – Philadelphia, PA
15 – The Fillmore – Washington, D.C.
18, Kings Theatre – Brooklyn, NY
19 – Wellmont Theatre – Montclair, NJ (Zoé only)
22 – Marathon Music Works – Nashville (Metric & Zoé)
24 – Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA
26 – The Aztec Theatre – San Antonio, TX
28 – Revention Music Center – Houston, TX
March
1 – Southside Ballroom – Dallas, TX
2 – Moody Theatre – Austin, TX (Metric & Zoé)
4 – The Van Buren – Phoenix, AZ
5 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre – San Diego, CA
6 – The Hollywood Palladium – Los Angeles, CA
8 – The Majestic Ventura Theatre – Ventura, CA (Zoé only)
9 – House of Blues – Anaheim, CA
10 – The Chelsea Theatre (The Cosmopolitan) – Las Vegas, NV
11 – Riverside Live – Riverside, CA
13 – The Masonic – San Francisco, CA
14 – Ace of Spades – Sacramento, CA (Zoé only)
16 – The Moore – Seattle, CA
18 – The Depot – Salt Lake City, UT
20 – The Fillmore – Denver, CO
22 – Aragon Ballroom – Chicago, IL
24 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre -Toronto, CA (Zoé only)
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GRAMMY award winning Mexican band Zoé returned last year with their sixth studio album, Aztlán, and simultaneously celebrated their 20th Anniversary selling out shows. Achieving gold status with more than thirty thousand copies sold in Mexico, a Latin Grammy Nomination in 2018 for Best Rock Album, and gathering more than one hundred million streams, Zoé’s return was anticipated and glorified.
To continue the celebration, Zoé is set to kick off their 2019 U.S. Tour on February 13 in Boston, Massachusetts at the House of Blues. Bringing along Canadian bands Metric and July Talk for the majority of concerts, Zoé will spearhead this multicultural tour throughout the states.
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Zoé’s current sixth studio album titled Aztlán was inspired by the mythical birthplace of the Mexica people who would later come to rule the Aztec Empire, the album incorporates psychedelic rock, synth pop, indie rock, and classic rock en español influences and explores the universal themes of identity, technology, social-consciousness, and love in the modern world.
“The title of the album, Aztlán, is a reference to our people. It is an invitation to discover the beauty and richness of our culture, and look inward so we can recover that Mexican dignity and pride,” notes front man Larregui. “This reflection to the past is with the hopes that as we reinvent ourselves in the near future we continue to maintain our ‘Mexicanness’ in a globalized world. This concept did not necessarily have direct impact on the sounds of the songs, it was more conceptual.”
TOUR DATES
February
13 – House of Blues – Boston, MA
14 – The Fillmore – Philadelphia, PA
15 – The Fillmore – Washington, D.C.
18, Kings Theatre – Brooklyn, NY
19 – Wellmont Theatre – Montclair, NJ (Zoé only)
22 – Marathon Music Works – Nashville (Metric & Zoé)
24 – Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA
26 – The Aztec Theatre – San Antonio, TX
28 – Revention Music Center – Houston, TX
March
1 – Southside Ballroom – Dallas, TX
2 – Moody Theatre – Austin, TX (Metric & Zoé)
4 – The Van Buren – Phoenix, AZ
5 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre – San Diego, CA
6 – The Hollywood Palladium – Los Angeles, CA
8 – The Majestic Ventura Theatre – Ventura, CA (Zoé only)
9 – House of Blues – Anaheim, CA
10 – The Chelsea Theatre (The Cosmopolitan) – Las Vegas, NV
11 – Riverside Live – Riverside, CA
13 – The Masonic – San Francisco, CA
14 – Ace of Spades – Sacramento, CA (Zoé only)
16 – The Moore – Seattle, CA
18 – The Depot – Salt Lake City, UT
20 – The Fillmore – Denver, CO
22 – Aragon Ballroom – Chicago, IL
24 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre -Toronto, CA (Zoé only)
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