US EditionBob Mould Announces Electric Solo Tour
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Bob Mould Announces 2025 Solo Electric Tour Following Acclaimed 'Here We Go Crazy' Album - That Eric Alper
Fresh off the headlining North American band tour for his new album Here We Go Crazy, Bob Mould announces an additional run of Solo Electric shows across the US, starting with Cincinnati, OH on September 9 and ending with St. Paul, MN on October 11. He had previously announced a short run of solo shows […] The post Bob Mould Announces 2025 Solo Electric Tour Following Acclaimed ‘Here We Go Crazy’ Album appeared first on That Eric Alper.
TVD Live: Bob Mould with J. Robbins at the Black Cat, 5/7 - The Vinyl District
PHOTO: RYAN BAKERINK | There’s never a power shortage when Bob Mould comes to town. With a snarling guitar and yowling voice, he continues to electrify audiences just as he did 45 years ago when he was fronting the potent Twin Cities trio Hüsker Du. Back at the Black Cat in DC, where he’s played […]
Tours: Bob Mould announces fall solo electric tour
Bob Mould has announced that he will be heading out on a solo electric tour this fall. He will be touring around the US with J. Robbins, The Baseball Project, Loose Cattle, and David Barbe joining him on select dates. The trek kicks off on September 9 in Cincinnati, Ohio and wraps up on October 11 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Bob Mould released his album Here We Go Crazy earlier this year. Check out the dates below.
Wednesday Music: Bob Mould Does It Again
In the late 80s and early 90s, there wasn’t a week that went by that I didn’t get a new album. I had a turntable and there were still record stores galore and records (GOOD RECORDS!) were *CHEAP*. A bunch of the silents and boomers were moving their collections from vinyl and tapes to CDs and so they were offloading entire discographies to the used record stores. I picked up dozens of Who albums, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and, perhaps most i…
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