New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Walter
Martin of the
Walkmen has confirmed his first two shows supporting debut album 'We're All Young Together' (out May 13 via Family Jukebox), available for iTunes preorder this week. He will perform at a special collaboration at NYC's Housing Works on March 28th and a full-band CD release show at Joe's Pub on May 16th. Additional shows will soon be announced.
In addition to
Martin performing his new songs, the Housing Works event will include a collaborative Q&A with
Wesley Stace aka John
Wesley Harding, who will be reading from his new novel 'Wonderkid,' moderated by author Sam Lipsyte. Go here for more details on the show.
Preorder 'We're All Young Together' on iTunes (with instant download "Sing To Me ft.
Karen O") here.
This week, Parents Magazine premiered the album artwork and tracklist for 'We're All Young Together' along with a video of
Martin and his friends performing new song "The
Beatles (When Ringo Shook His Mop)," which features an introduction where
Martin explains his songwriting process.
The cover watercolor was crafted by Marcellus Hall, renowned children's book illustrator and artist whose work has appeared in The New Yorker and Time. He also painted whimsical lyric sheets for each song on the album. Go here for more info on the album and Hall's contribution.
Info on Walter's NYC Shows:
When: Friday, March 28 @ 7:00pm
Where: Housing Works / 126 Crosby Street
Wesley Stace aka John
Wesley Harding and author Sam Lipyste
When: Friday, May 16 @ 7:30pm
Where: Joe's Pub / 425 Lafayette Street
We're All Young Together' Track List:
01. We're All Young Together ft. Alec Ounsworth
02. We Like The Zoo ('Cause We're Animals Too) ft. Matt Berninger
03. I-M-A-G-I-N-A-T-I-O-N ft. Kat Edmonson
04. Rattlesnakes ft.
Karen O and Nick Zinner
05. Sing To Me ft.
Karen O
06. The
Beatles (When Ringo Shook His Mop) ft. Hamilton Leithauser, Nick Stumpf, Josh Wise, and Matt Iwanusa
Walter
Martin on the web:
Website: https://waltermartinmusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewaltermartin