Today, Caamp has released their new album, Lavender Days via Mom+Pop. The album is a rousing declaration of devotion with Caamp’s signature harmonies and lead-singer Taylor Meier’s well worn vocals at the center. Caamp’s single “Believe,” reached #1 on both the AAA chart, and the Americana chart earlier this month, where they’ve remained for the last 2 weeks and 3 weeks respectively. This is Caamp’s first #1 at Americana and third #1 at AAA, with previous singles “Peach Fuzz” and “Officer of Love” both hitting the mark, and their fourth Top 10 including “By and By”. (Photo Credit: Sophia Matinazad)
“As we get older we elevate our craft and our tone, and our tastes and perception of things become finer and more cohesive. I think at the same time we’re also at that point in our creative journey where we’re not overthinking a ton. So it’s more like, grab a tone, put it to tape, and let’s rock. To me, ‘Lavender Days’ feels like our deepest and most sincere work to date.” – Caamp lead singer- Taylor Meier on Lavender Days
On July 2nd, Caamp will make their second appearance on CBS Mornings performing songs from their new album. Fans can tune in to CBS from 7:00-9:00 AM EST or check local listings. Caamp just wrapped up a major tour with The Lumineers and will kick off their own headlining tour on July 5th in San Diego, taking them to bigger-than-ever venues for the band, including their first arena headline show at Nationwide Arena in their hometown of Columbus, Ohio on October 21st. All tour dates listed below. Support acts include The Heartless Bastards, Futurebirds, Houndmouth, Trampled by Turtles, Jade Bird, Parker Louis, Bahamas, Speaking Suns and Cous. See tour dates below. All tickets are on sale now. Visit www.caamptheband.com for more information.
Tour Dates:
*w/Cut Worms
=w/ Jade Bird
#w/ The Heartless Bastards
^w/ Houndmouth
+ w/ Futurebirds
& w/ Futurebirds, Cous
~ w/Bahamas
% w/Speaking Suns
July 5 – Humphreys Concerts By The Bay – San Diego, CA # SOLD OUT
July 6 – The Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, CA#
July 8 – Santa Barbara Bowl – Santa Barbara, CA#
July 9 – The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley – Berkeley, CA^
July 13 – Britt Pavilion – Jacksonville, OR#
July 14 – Edgefield – Troutdale, OR#
July 18 – Orpheum Theatre – Vancouver, BC# SOLD OUT
July 20 – Marymoor Park Concerts – Redmond, WA#
July 22 – KettleHouse Amphiteatre – Bonner, MT+ SOLD OUT
July 23 – KettleHouse Amphiteatre – Bonner, MT+ SOLD OUT
July 26 – Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanical Garden – Boise, ID+ SOLD OUT
July 27 – Red Butte Garden – Salt Lake City, UT+ SOLD OUT
July 29 – Dillon Amphitheater – Dillon, CO+ SOLD OUT
August 19 – Alaska State Fair at Conoco Phillips Borealis Theatre – Palmer, AK
August 25 – The Green at Shelburne Museum – Burlington, VT ~
August 26 – Thompson’s Point – Portland, ME~
August 28 – Beach Road Weekend Festival – Martha’s Vineyard, MA
September 3 – Wrigley Field – Chicago, IL*
September 18 – Bourbon & Beyond – Louisville, KY
September 21 – Summerstage, Central Park – New York, NY % *
September 24 – Sound on Sound – Bridgeport, CT
September 25 – Leader Bank Pavilion – Boston, MA%
October 3 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO& SOLD OUT
October 4 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO& SOLD OUT
October 21 – Nationwide Arena – Columbus, OH w/ Trampled by Turtles & Parker Louis
November 11 – Zenner – Berlin, Germany
November 13 – Het Sieraad – Amsterdam, Netherlands
November 14 – Doornroosje – Nijmegen, Netherlands
November 15 – CBE – Cologne, Germany
November 17 – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London, UK
November 19 – Academy 2 – Manchester, UK
November 21 – Button Factory – Dublin, Ireland
