The Strokes to headline Landmark Music Festival

by Eric Van Dril · 5 comments

I’m a little late in posting this due to a busy work schedule, but it was announced yesterday that The Strokes will headline the first-ever Landmark Music Festival, which will take place in Washington D.C. in late September.

Albert will also play the festival.

Check out the festival’s official website for more details, including the cause the festival is benefiting.

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140902-julian-casablancas-human-sadness-voidz-tyrannyIn an article released on Noisey today, Julian says the following regarding The Strokes.

“We’re planning on recording stuff,” he said. “I still think we could do cool things and I’ll do that. I’d like to do both [bands] really if I could.”

He’s said essentially that throughout the Voidz media tour. It’s not a surprise, but certainly reassuring to hear.

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Julian Casablancas + The Voidz to play Zurich, Vienna, Istanbul

April 1, 2015

Update: They’ve added more dates in Europe. Check out the full list here. Julian Casablancas + The Voidz have added three shows, the band announced today. They are: Vienna on June 2 Zurich on June 4 Istanbul on June 14 (at One Love Festival) Tickets for the first two shows go on sale tomorrow (4/2). […]

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Summer Moon to play at SXSW

March 8, 2015

I forgot to post this a few days ago. My apologies. Here are the details: Hopefully it turns out better than the Voidz’ SXSW gig a year ago. A snippet of a Summer Moon track can be heard here.  

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Listen: Albert talks Hyde Park show

March 6, 2015

Albert hopped on BBC2 to talk about The Strokes’ upcoming Hyde Park show. The interview starts at about 1:08:30 and you can find it here. /via qwerty

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The Strokes to play London’s Hyde Park

March 2, 2015

…even cooler, we have none other than the mighty and joining us — The Strokes () March 2, 2015 Tickets are available here. Hopefully this is a sign of more shows to come this summer — and a new album — but it probably isn’t. Don’t get your hopes up.

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