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Tori will be touring North America and Europe in support of Abnormally Attracted To Sin from July-October 2009. At this time, it is not known if she will visit elsewhere in the world.
Other projects Tori has worked on — the stage musical "The Light Princess" and a guest appearance on David Byrne's concept album Here Lies Love about the life of Imelda Marcos — are still in the wings.





Foxy tipped us off that comic book writer, Russell Lissau, has updated his MySpace page with the following:
Thursday, December 20, 2007The new project…with TORI AMOS!!!
Man oh man oh man, has it been hard holding my tongue about this one. But the boss says it’s OK to spill, so spill I shall….
I’ve written a story for a comic-book anthology for Image Comics that’s entirely based — get ready for it — on Tori Amos’ songs. The project has Tori’s full blessing and cooperation, and it’s headed by Rantz Hoseley, a longtime friend of Tori’s and all-around fabulous guy. (And he just turned 40, so wish him a happy birthday.)
The news broke this week in the January issue of SPIN MAGAZINE (dig that!), in an article about Rock and Comics that also features Gerard Way’s marvelous Umbrella Academy and other fine comics. Check out the article on newsstands everywhere, and soon on Spin’s Web site.
This project is going to be big, folks. Really big. Physically, emotionally — just, wow. Big.
More tidbits later as they become available!!!
This sounds really exciting! And woohoo, Rantz is involved! (You may remember that Rantz is the friend who originally gave Neil a tape of Tori’s music at a comic convention in summer of ’91, and he’s also the person “Flying Dutchman” was written for/about.)
Russell added that each writer/artist would be covering one song (Russell chose “Happy Phantom”), and they’re aiming for a summer release.
So see? Life isn’t over. We still have stuff to look forward to!