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Lo-Fi-Fnk – US tour dates

By Amanda | Published November 7, 2011

Lo-Fi-Fnk are playing US shows! Edit: According to their Facebook they’ve encountered problems getting into the US, and won’t be here until Thursday, so their first show will be on 11/10 in Miami. Check Facebook for more info.

They announced these dates supporting Architecture In Helsinki and DOM a while back and we figured we’d wait till they were closer, then forgot about it for a bit. But now the New York show is less than TWO WEEKS away, so it’s about time everything is posted.

The Swedish duo, as you possibly already know, released their second album The Last Summer earlier this year and it is sufficiently amazing. Lead single Boom leans heavily to the electronic side of pop with some Daft Punk-like melodies and well, it’s very, very good. Listen to it here.

Their US dates are posted below, but first, watch this short video the pair made for the shows, which features some footage of them performing:
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Lo-Fi-Fnk will play:
MON 7-Nov US Houston, TX – Fitzgerald’s w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
WED 9-Nov US Tallahassee, FL – Club Downunder w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
THU 10-Nov US Miami, FL – Grand Central w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
FRI 11-Nov US Tampa, FL  - Crowbar w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
SAT 12-Nov US Atlanta, GA – Masquerade w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
MON 14-Nov US Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
TUE 15-Nov US Washington, DC – 9:30 Club w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
WED 16-Nov US Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
THU 17-Nov US Boston, MA – Royale w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
FRI 18-Nov US New York, NY – Irving Plaza w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM
MON 21-Nov US Chicago, IL – Metro w/ Architecture In Helsinki, DOM

http://www.lo-fi-fnk.com/
http://soundcloud.com/lo-fi-fnk

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