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The indie rock band known for its brooding Pacific Northwest sound is going back to where it started. To mark two decades since their debut, the group will revisit that landmark record live and release an expanded edition that digs into rarities, demos, and early EP material.
What the 20th-anniversary plans include
This spring the band will perform its debut album, Everything All the Time, in its entirety. The run of shows coincides with a deluxe reissue set for March 20 through Sub Pop.
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The reissue is a 19-track expanded edition. It gathers the 2005 Tour EP, unreleased studio outtakes, live recordings, demos, and other archival material.
Tour kickoff and hometown dates
The tour begins in the band’s native Seattle with three back-to-back shows in March. Those opening nights build momentum before the group heads out on a longer North American route.
- 03-19 Seattle, WA — The Vera Project
- 03-21 Seattle, WA — The Showbox
- 03-22 Seattle, WA — The Showbox
Where the tour stops next
After Seattle, the itinerary moves east and south through major and mid-size markets. Venues include classic theaters and alternative halls.
- 04-09 Portland, ME — State Theatre
- 04-10 Beverly, MA — The Cabot
- 04-12 Huntington, NY — The Paramount
- 04-14 Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore
- 04-15 Montclair, NJ — The Wellmont Theatre
- 04-16 Port Chester, NY — Capitol Theatre
- 04-18 Baltimore, MD — Nevermore Hall
- 04-19 Buffalo, NY — Electric City
- 04-21 Pittsburgh, PA — Roxian Theatre
- 04-22 Detroit, MI — The Fillmore
- 04-24 Cleveland, OH — Agora Theatre
- 04-25 Shipshewana, IN — Bluegate PAC
- 04-27 Madison, WI — The Sylvee
- 04-29 Minneapolis, MN — The Fillmore
- 05-01 Kansas City, MO — Uptown Theatre
- 05-02 Columbia, MO — Rose Park
New visuals and resurfaced tracks
The reissue package arrives with fresh promotional material, including a new music video for “(Biding Time Is a) Boat to Row.” That song originally appeared on the Tour EP.
Longtime listeners will recognize other tracks from early syncs and skate videos that helped the band reach new audiences.
How to buy tickets and presale details
The band shared ticketing instructions via its social channels. Fan-club members receive first access through the app and a membership link.
General on-sale opens at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, Jan. 16. Fans are encouraged to check venue pages and official sellers for exact on-sale windows.
- Fan presale: available through the band app and membership links
- Public sale: 10 a.m. local time, Friday, Jan. 16
- Tickets: listed on major sellers like Ticketmaster and resale platforms
Why this anniversary matters
The debut album established the band’s signature blend of melancholy and melody. Revisiting that collection live lets the group and its audience reconnect over songs that shaped their early career.
Performing the album front-to-back is a nod to the record’s longevity and to fans who’ve followed the band since those first shows.
