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DMB’s ‘Big Whiskey’ is a toast to LeRoi Moore

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From the bluesy sax solo that opens the album, to the inspired songs and performances throughout, it’s clear that this one’s for LeRoi. “Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King,” the Dave Matthews Band’s first album since 2005, is due June 2 on RCA. The album shows a number of inspirations: producer Rob Cavallo (Green Day, My Chemical Romance), the band’s maturation and a focus on creating a studio project on a level with the band’s potency as one of the…

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DMB album title announcement

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You heard it here first, the next Dave Matthews Band studio album, scheduled for release on June 2, 2009, will be titled Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King.

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DMB will embark on extensive tour

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Dave Matthews Band will embark on an extensive North American tour in late May with dates planned through early October. Tour stops include several new venues with long-awaited returns to many others as DMB tours in support of their yet-to-be titled next studio album, slated for release by RCA records on June 2nd.

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DMB to launch Spring Tour

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From the Warehouse: We will be announcing the first Dave Matthews Band tour dates of 2009 on Monday, December 15, 2008. This tour will mark the first time that Dave Matthews Band will perform songs from forthcoming studio album due this spring. Warehouse members will have the first opportunity to request tickets for the spring shows. Stay tuned for details… This would be a huge deal in Dave world, but it doesn’t suprise me because I think this is the…

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DMB kicks off Summer Tour tonight

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The band announced their tour dates earlier this spring, with the exception of the Charlottesville dates, it looks like the usual round of summer shows. Things will be kicked off tonight in Missouri and are slated to wrap up on September 23 in Charlottesville. Along the way they’ll be visiting Kansas, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ontario, New York, North Carolina, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, California, Utah, Washington, and Colorado.

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