The Felice Brothers have announced a UK tour for January and February 2020 with dates as follows:

January 22: Belfast – Limelight 1
January 23: Dublin – Whelan’s
January 24: Glasgow – Celtic Connections – Old Fruitmarket
January 25: Newcastle upon Tyne – Newcastle University Students Union
January 27: Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
January 28: Cambridge – Junction 2
January 29: Manchester – Gorilla
January 31: Brighton – The Old Market
February 1: London – Islington Assembly Hall
February 2: Bristol – The Fleece
Tickets on sale from Friday 26 April. http://www.thefelicebrothers.com

NPR Music is currently offering a “First Listen,” an exclusive stream of UNDRESS, the anticipated new album from The Felice Brothers, out via Yep Roc Records on May 3. Writer Bruce Warren said, “With UNDRESS, The Felice Brothers’ folk-rock sound and vision has matured and focused, and the band does its best at making sense of our modern times.”

Pre-order UNDRESS HERE

With UNDRESS, the band’s first album in three years, The Felice Brothers manage to walk that delicate tightrope between timely and timeless, crafting a collection that’s urgently relevant to the modern social and political landscape without ever losing sight of the larger picture.

Consequence of Sound noted, “Undress seeks to take a thoughtful approach to all that upheaval through reflective lyricism and The Felice Brother’s warm, Americana harmonies.” About the song “Special Announcement,” Paste said, “The song, which directly and cleverly targets financial corruption, is quick to acknowledge the absurdity of our modern politics and the role money plays in them with the lyric “I’m saving up my money to be president.”’

The Felice Brothers’ long strange journey stretches back to the sidewalks and subway platforms of New York City, where they first began performing in 2006. Within just a few years, the band was playing Radio City Music Hall with Bright Eyes and appearing everywhere from the Newport Folk Festival to Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble. They’d go on to release a series of critically acclaimed albums that pushed the boundaries of modern folk, with The New York Times likening their music to the “rootsy mysticism of The Band” and The Guardian hailing their songs as “impeccably crafted, with literary-minded lyrics that are both playful and profound.” The band shared bills with Old Crow Medicine Show and Mumford & Sons among others, took their blistering live show to Coachella, Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and countless other festivals across the US and Europe, and backed up Conor Oberst extensively in the studio and on the road.

UNDRESS Track Listing:
1) Undress
2) Holy Weight Champ
3) Special Announcement
4) Nail It On The First Try
5) Salvation Army Girl
6) Poor Blind Birds
7) TV Mama
8) The Kid
9) Hometown Hero
10) Jack Reminiscing
11) Days Of The Years
12) Socrates