Eric Bachmann (Archers of Loaf, Crooked Fingers) is about to embark on a run of shows with Jo Jameson on upright bass, Jeremy Wheatley on percussion, and Mckendrick Bearden on guitar which begins Thursday in his adopted home state of Georgia. A full list of dates can be found below. Along with the news, check out his new self-directed music video for No Recover’s opening number, “Jaded Lover, Shady Drifter.” The track is off Eric Bachmann’s current release Carolina, available via Merge Records.

Director Eric Bachmann on “Jaded Lover, Shady Drifter”:

I shot this video while driving through Western Canada during my last tour, and edited it late at night in cheap hotels, campgrounds, and shady Walmart parking lots. Always in the back of a goddamn van. Get in the goddamn van, Rock n Roll Man! Get in the goddamn van!”

Eric Bachmann
North American
Live Dates

Sep 27 Decatur, GA – Eddie’s Attic
Sep 28 Charlotte, NC – Living Room Show
Sep 29 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle Back Room
Sep 30 Richmond, VA – Living Room Show
Oct 01 Wilmington, NC – Reggie’s 42nd Street Tavern
Oct 03 Baltimore, MD – Living Room Show
Oct 04 Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
Oct 05 Cambridge, MA – Lizard Lounge
Oct 06 Brooklyn, NY – Rough Trade NYC
Oct 07 Hartford, CT – Living Room Show
Oct 08 Hamilton, ON – Casbah
Oct 09 Cleveland, OH – Living Room Show
Oct 10 London, ON – Living Room Show
Oct 11 Toronto, ON – The Drake
Oct 12 Detroit, MI – Living Room Show
Oct 13 Chicago, IL – Hideout
Jan 25 Seattle, WA – Sunset Tavern
Jan 26 Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios
Feb 01 Los Angeles, CA – Moroccan Lounge
Feb 02 San Francisco, CA – Cafe du Nord

Carolina was recorded in Asheville, NC, and mixed in Taiwan by Athens, GA, expat engineer Andy Baker, Eric Bachmann features musicians including Jeremy Wheatley, Matthew Nelson, Jon Rauhouse, Tracey Wolf, Samara Waller, Wade Rittenberry, and Liz Durrett, who wrote the track “Carolina.” “My wandering lifestyle has presented only one nugget of clarity in my life: that places do not offer a sense of home for me. People do,” says Bachmann of the ideas that guide him in this new era of his career.