Girl Talk will make his first appearance in Raleigh when the mash-up artist comes to Disco Rodeo this winter.
While Greg Gillis, better known as Girl Talk, prepares to release the follow-up to 2008′s critically acclaimed Feed The Animals, he’s announced a massive winter tour that will keep him on the road through March.
The tour is scheduled to bring Girl Talk to Raleigh on Jan. 27 with a performance at Disco Rodeo. Gillis will also make a stop in Charlotte on Jan. 25 with a show at The Fillmore.
In October, Gillis told Pitchfork that his new mash-up masterpiece is expected by the end of the year and is his “longest and most complex yet.”
“I’m trying to make something that’s really, really complicated and has material that jumps around as far as possible in genre and style but, when you ultimately listen to it, it sounds like one cohesive piece of music,” Gillis explained.
“Here’s The Thing” by Girl Talk
Tickets for the Jan. 27 concert are available through Etix for $25 in advance.
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December 9th, 2010 at 7:04 am
hell yeah! I’ve seen Girl Talk at a couple festivals, and it was a non-stop dance party. every few minutes he’ll throw a song out there that makes the entire crowd go “ohhhhhh!!!!”