#14

new song is pretty great! looking forward to the new album

was just thinking those backing vocals are a bit Kim Deal, and sure enough they are Kim Deal!

I liked the Sea Lice album, but I think it was a bit too downbeat like KV gets - like hearing Courtney get back to the pop/rock type thing

#15

UK gigs in May/June:

http://courtneybarnett.com.au/tour/

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#16

Barrowlands oooffft

#17

Really hope this means she can do a surprise set at Primavera in between Utrecht and Glasgow… but that does seem like quite a lot of shows

That barras gig will be great, love the new song

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#18

Wish I could go to that Minneapolis show with Big Thief and Julien Baker

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#19

I quite like that. I’m getting hints of Madness alongside the usual Nevermind influences. Saw her live a few years ago as part of a Dot to Dot and had a lovely time.

#20

Was hoping the Leeds date would be at the Brudenell but it’s at the O2 Academy which is both surprising and disappointing.

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#21

The bill for the Victoria Park gig is seriously tempting: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Patti Smith, St Vincent, Courtney Barnett

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#22

Great cover of Never Tear Us Apart

#23

I thought we we saw her at Somerset House she’d implied she wouldn’t be back in the UK for ages. Good to see she’s still touring even if it means we can’t see her do a home town if she’s up there

#24

Frustrating that we didn’t get the Court & Kurt tour in Australia

I thought she might be a big chance for Splendour, but the US dates rule out that idea

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#27

Brilliant.

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this is great eh? absolutely gutted i’m playing a gig in inverness the night she’s playing the barras

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#30

way to go Courtney - great album!!

#31

Rare that I love something this much on first listen. She’s got an absolutely incredible knack for an earworm hook and obviously a great lyricist.

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#32

Two listens in and this is fully delivering. The first half in particular is just sensational, Charity is SUCH a jam

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#33

Yeah I’m really enjoying this, love the lowkey start to the album and the last two songs in particular