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Tori is touring in 2017 to support the release of Native Invader. The European legs runs from early September through early October and the North American leg runs from late October to early December. We do not know if additional dates elsewhere will be added.
Be sure to check out our other sections, Tour — where setlists and other concert-related material will be updated daily while Tori is on tour — and You. Lots of interesting stuff!
Austrian website OE24.at has an interview with Tori. While it’s in German (what do you expect? She was in Austria yesterday!), it’s not too hard to figure out that the album’s themes of erotic spirituality, attraction and power are the chief topics of the article. It also confirms that Tori will be playing Stadthalle in Vienna on September 25th with tickets going on sale on Sunday, May 9th (whoa!). And if you just read German Tori interviews for the pictures, this one has you a lovely shot by Georg Hochmuth leading it off:
According to Radioszene, a German radio industry magazine, Tori will be making an appearance on the Radioeins program Rock’n‘Roll Radio on Sunday, May 17th. The program airs from 19:00 CEST to 21:00 CEST. Listen online with RealPlayer or Windows Media.
Thanks to velvet for the tip!
Eva Umbauer, who spoke with Tori on Austrian radio FM4 yesterday, reviewed, on the station’s blog, the session Tori recorded later that evening. While the review is German, those who aren’t fluent should take a gander since several photographs from the session are there for the viewing (larger, higher quality images can be found at miupar).
My Deutsch is schrecklich at best so I wouldn’t even attempt to translate the review for myself. So if you’re curious about what Eva thought of the evening, Babelfish or one of the other translation services out there should give you the gist.
As a reminder, the session will be broadcast on FM4 on May 14th.
Earlier, we posted about an article in the print edition of Billboard, a portion of which was made available through Reuters. Well, the full article is now up on Billboard.com where Tori is the featured artist for the week. Check it out over there or beyond the cut.
Thanks to Michael for catching this!
Tori performed live on the 3FM radio program 3VOOR12 Live this evening. A total of three songs were broadcast — Putting The Damage On, Curtain Call and, of all things, Wednesday (prefaced by a cute improvisation about forgetting words). However, we hear she actually played a couple more that were not aired: Lady in Blue and Never Seen Blue. We’re not entirely sure why they weren’t broadcast.
And at the end of the performance, the deejay announced that Tori would be playing the Heineken Music Hall on September 17th.
The entire program, including Tori’s set, is already available for on-demand listening, so if you missed it (and haven’t already found one of the many stream captures that are floating around), head onl over there and lend an ear.
Additionally, it looks like video of 3VOOR12 Live sessions are archived as well so bookmark that link for some potential eye candy in the near future.
We’ve added a page in the Tour section for this performance and will post any photos taken over there. Comments are open on that article so feel free to tell everyone what you thought of the broadcast…and if you were lucky enough to be there, we’d especially love to hear from you!
Tori will be appearing live on 3VOOR12 Radio Live today, Thursday, May 7th. The program airs on Dutch radio 3FM from 10:00 PM CEST (9pm in England, 4pm Eastern, 1pm Pacific) until 1:00 AM.
We’re not sure when Tori will be on exactly but we’d put money on it being earlier in the program than later.
If you can’t pick up 3FM on your terrestrial or digital radio, you can listen online. They also have a mp3 stream if you, like us, find that preferable.
MusicOHM.com has posted their review of Abnormally Attracted to Sin and, you know, it sounds a lot like the others have surfaced. See what we mean after the cut…
Unbeknownst to us, Tori was interviewed on the Austrian radio FM4 prior to recording the studio session that is slated for broadcast on the 14th (we knew about that part).
The brief conversation with Eva Umbauer addressed the new album (shock!), the Savoy Theatre cancellation, Tori’s career and the San Diego front-row ejection incident. Hopefully, for those of you who missed it, the clip will show up in the FM4 Interviewpodcast sooner than later.
Also, according to their schedule, a review of the session is on the docket for Thursday’s Connected broadcast, so it may behoove you to tune your interwebs to FM4’s live stream Thursday at 3:00 PM CEST to see if they preview any of the session.
Incidentally, it looks like Tori may have twittered the setlist for the session. We won’t spoil the surprise for everyone but we will say that Shaq’s reply to Oprah may apply here as well….
Update: Yep, that was the setlist, as confirmed by Pacey who was lucky enough to be in the audience. We’ve added this performance to the Tour section so if you were there, please feel free to leave comment on that page.
With the album coming out on the 19th and an appearance at KCRW on the 18th, the savvy Toriphile would expect a visit to one or both of the West Coast late night talk shows. And sure enough that looks to be the case. However, the information comes from a somewhat unexpected corner: Matt Chamberlain’s website. If you click on his itinerary, you’ll see that he’s listing an appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on May 20th and another on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on May 22nd.
Neither the shows’ official schedules nor the lovely Sue Trowbridge’s Late Night TV lineups go out that far but one would assume that Matt knows now where he’ll be then. Right? Right!
Thanks to Melissa for the heads up!
Attention UK Toriphiles! Ticketmaster.co.uk is now touting an arrangement with iTunes that’s the same deal as the one in the States: pre-order the album on iTunes and you will be supplied a unique password that will allow you to purchase up to four tickets for one show during the upcoming UK tour in an advance pre-sale.
The offer started yesterday and extends until 10:00 PM on May 17th.
According to the fine print, pre-sale tickets will be available for select dates on the tour — though, unlike the US offer, they don’t say which cities — and pre-sale passwords will be e-mailed sometime after May 17th.
Thanks to Rich for the tip-off!