The Weeks Debut “Talk Like That” Video Ahead of New LP | Catch Them April 22 at Cannery Ballroom

Local and longtime site faves The Weeks are starting off 2017 with a bang. After a lengthy and anticipated wait, which included the release of a new EP and rarities collection, the southern garage rock group have announced the long awaited follow up to their breakout 2013 LP Dear Bo Jackson. Called Easy, the album will arrive April 7 via Lightning Rod Records, and, in support, the band have announced a spring run of dates, which includes their first local show of 2017 April 22 at Cannery Ballroom. Tickets are available here now.

The Weeks began teasing singles at the end of 2016, but started the new year off showing they have a few other tricks up their sleeves. The talented founding brothers of the Cyle and Cain Barnes teamed up to create the artwork for the new record, and Cain even flexed his video skills by directing and filming the band’s latest video for “Talk Like That,” their brand new single. Dig into their tour schedule and the new spot below!

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April 4 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
April 5 Brooklyn, NY – Rough Trade
April 6 Washington, DC – DC9
April 7 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
April 8 Columbus, OH – Basement
April 9 Pittsburgh, PA – Club Café
April 13 Birmingham, AL – Saturn
April 14 Atlanta, GA – Earl
April 20 Charlotte, NC – Visulite
April 21 Chattanooga, TN – Revelry Room
April 22 Nashville, TN – Cannery Ballroom
April 26 Hattiesburg, MS – Dollar Box Showroom
April 27 Oxford, MS – The Lyric Oxford
April 28 Jackson, MS – Martin’s
April 29 Starkville, MS – Rick’s Café
May 2 Dallas, TX – Prophet Bar
May 3 Austin, TX – Antone’s
May 5 Phoenix, AZ – Pub Rock
May 6 San Diego, CA – Soda Bar
May 9 Los Angeles, CA – Roxy
May 11 San Francisco, CA – Bottom of the Hill
May 12 Portland, OR – TBA
May 13 Seattle, WA – TBA
May 18 Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge
May 19 Kansas City, MO – Riot Room
May 20 St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway
May 21 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall