Islands Frontman Coming To Local 506 In March

Posted on: Wednesday, January 7th, 2009
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Human Highway, a project consisting of Islands frontman Nick Thorburn and former Islands member Jim Guthrie, will be hitting the (ummm) highway in March.

The pair will make its way to the Triangle on March 22 with a performance at Local 506 in Chapel Hill. Suicide Squeeze labelmate Cotton Jones will open the show along with The Magic. Cotton Jones is the new project from former Page France frontman Michael Nau.

Tour Dates:

03.13	Toronto	The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern
03.14	Chicago, Ill.	Empty Bottle
03.15	Kansas City, Mo.	The Record Bar
03.16	Norman, Okla.	Opolis Productions
03.17	Denton, Texas	Hailey’s
03.18	Austin, Texas	SXSW
03.19	Austin, Texas	SXSW
03.20	Austin, Texas	SXSW
03.21	Birmingham, Ala.	The Bottletree
03.22	Chapel Hill, N.C.	Local 506
03.23	Washington, D.C.	Black Cat
03.24	Philadelphia, Pa.	First Unitarian Church
03.25	New York, N.Y.	Le Poisson Rouge

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