Pale Meridian — Tour dates
Visual concept preview of the Music Artist template's Tour page: The working heart of the site: every night of the autumn run as a date table, the road ledger, and the questions people ask before doors. The sections below are a non-interactive composition of open-registry blocks.
Eighteen nights behind Sodium Lights, small rooms on purpose. Tickets come from each venue’s own box office, never from us — if a page asks you for more than the venue does, it is not ours.
The first leg. Doors at eight except where the venue says otherwise; Old Casino open every night this month.
Fri 3 — The Corn Store. With Old Casino.
Sat 4 — Yardhouse. The pipe-organ room.
Tue 7 — The Lantern Rooms. Seated, with strings.
Thu 9 — Kessler’s Yard. Under the arches.
Fri 10 — The Bathing House. Sold out, returns only.
Sat 11 — Trades Hall. The hometown one.
The second leg, colder and further north. Two seated nights with the string quartet; bring whoever you bring to the quiet ones.
Thu 6 — The Old Meal Market.
Fri 7 — Wintergarden. Seated, with strings.
Sat 8 — The Glassworks. With Old Casino.
Wed 12 — Cooper’s Hall. Seated, with strings.
Fri 14 — The Boiler Yard. Last night, long setlist.
Nine years of touring, counted from the van. The numbers are illustrative, like everything else here, but the shape of them is true.
The van is the same van. The rooms stay small because the songs are small, and the setlist changes because Juno gets bored. None of this is strategy; it is just how the band works.
- nights this autumn
- 18
- different songs played last tour
- 41
- years in the same van
- 9
- setlists repeated, ever
- 0
I have managed them nine years and I still cannot tell you what they will open with. What I can tell you is the van leaves on time, the support gets a proper soundcheck, and nobody has ever been turned away for a coat.
Asked before doors, most nights.
Dates change the way weather changes. The list hears first — venue swaps, added nights, and the returns line for the sold-out rooms.