The Shins: Saturday Night Live on January 13
The Shins are the musical guests on Saturday Night Live this weekend, January 13, hosted by Jake Gyllenhaal (Jarhead, Brokeback Mountain). This kicks off a string of appearances, enough that the band admits, "we are having a hard time keeping track of it all ourselves."
If you live in New York City, pick up a copy of Wincing The Night Away at Virgin Records and you'll be able to see them perform at Midnight on January 22 at the Virgin Records in New York's Union Square. The next night, January 23, The Shins will be on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman… the day Wincing The Night Away will be released.
Starting January 18, Wincing The Night Away will be streaming on MySpace, until January 21.
On January 26 The Shins will perform on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic. Later that day at 8:00pm, there is a free in-store show at the Amoeba Records in Hollywood.
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The Shins tour dates:
2007-01-13 - Saturday Night Live - New York City, NY (Host: Jake Gyllenhaal)
2007-01-22 - Virgin Records Union Square - New York City, NY (MIDNIGHT IN-STORE, W/PURCHASE OF ALBUM)
2007-01-22 - Whistle Stop - San Diego, CA (Shins listening party/midnight sale from 10pm-midnight)
2007-01-23 - Late Show with David Letterman - New York City, NY (CD Release Date)
2007-01-26 - Amoeba Music - Hollywood, CA (FREE IN-STORE at 6 pm)
2007-02-08 - First Avenue - Minneapolis, MN
2007-02-09 - Eagles Ballroom - Milwaukee, WI
2007-02-10 - Congress Theater - Chicago, IL
2007-02-11 - Pagent, The - St. Louis, MO
2007-02-12 - Liberty Hall - Lawrence, KS
2007-02-13 - Liberty Hall - Lawrence, KS
2007-02-15 - Fillmore Auditorium - Denver, CO
2007-02-16 - In The Venue - Salt Lake City, UT
2007-02-17 - Egyptian Theater - Boise, ID
2007-02-19 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
2007-02-20 - Paramount Theater - Seattle, WA
2007-02-21 - Crystal Ballroom - Portland, OR
2007-02-25 - Astoria - London, UK
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