Playing to sold out crowds almost every night throughout Europe, Gringo Star have made a whole new bunch of fans from being the main support to And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead. They now hit the road in the UK with fellow Atlantans, the Black Lips. The hardest working band from the South will return to these shores next month, playing select shows and festivals thoroughout the country. Keep your eye out for them ! Tour dates below.

Debut album, ‘All Y’all’ , OUT NOW (My Anxious Mouth)

Watch the video for ‘Come On Now’ here:

UK DATES:

May 15 Stealth ** Nottingham
May 16 Roller-palooza** Sheffield
May 17 The Globe ** Cardiff
May 18 Firebug Leicester
May 20 TJ’s ** Leeds
May 21 Sound in the City Festival ** Liverpool
May 22 Crawdaddy ** Dublin
May 23 Classic Grand ** Glasgow
May 24 Academy 3** Manchester
May 25 Freebutt Brighton
May 26 Electric Ballroom ** London
May 28 Water Rats London
May 29 The Windmill London
May 30 Bacup Leisure Hall Bacup
May 31 The Joiners Southampton
Jun 1 The Bassment Chelmsford
Jun 2 Manuscript Ostend
Jun 3 Paridiso Amsterdam,
Jun 4 Ekko Utrecht

** with the Black Lips

US DATES:

Jul 1 The Basement Columbus, OH
Jul 2 Schuba’s Chicago, IL
Jul 3 Summerfest Milwaukee, WS
Jul 10 Sticky Fingerz Little Rock, AR
Jul 11 Downtown Street Festival Huntsville, AL
Jul 12 Forecastle Festival Louisville, KY
Jul 25 D-Fest Tulsa, OK
Jul 31 Backbooth Orlando, FL

“This Atlanta, Georgia foursome add layers of rural lilt to their Brit-ish pop, garagey grit to others, while sneaking out slight-psych guitar blasts and gang yalps when least expected. Their self-titled full-length on My Anxious Mouth is stunningly seasoned for a debut.”
CMJ.com

“They’ve got a killer name and killer tunes. Gringo Star are definitely a band on the rise.”
The Big Takeover

“With their excellent debut album, All Y’all, this Atlanta garage-rock band validate the buzz.”
Spin.com

“Reviewers have had nothing but glowing accolades for this upbeat, energetic and just plain fun collection of tunes, and I would mark All Y’all as one of the most exciting albums of the year, and, probably best debut release.” Blurt

“It’s worth picking up just for the title track, an infectious anthem of cynicism, filled with handclaps, multi-part harmonies and guitar hooks you can sink your teeth into.” Arkansas Times

“All Y’all proves the band’s no fluke. Fourteen tracks filled with swagger and spit. Few bands are able to bolt out of the starting gate with this much fire under their bellies.” Ink Kansas City