Los Lobos will be on the road through the end of the summer in support of its new album, "The Ride." As previously reported, the 13-track Hollywood/Mammoth set features guest appearances by the likes of Elvis Costello, Tom Waits and Ruben Blades.
Last weekend the Los Angeles-based group played the McDowell Mountain Festival in Scottsdale, Ariz., which kicked off a schedule that currently stretches through to a Sept. 1-2 stand at the Minnesota State Fair in St. Paul. Among the band's appearances are stops at Manchester, Tenn.'s third Bonnaroo festival and Lake Placid, N.Y.'s Songs at the Lake event.
A show planned for Friday (April 30) in Chicago has reportedly been rescheduled for June 30 because singer/guitarist David Hidalgo is ill.
On the day of the new album's release, the band will sign copies of "The Ride" during an appearance at L.A.'s Amoeba Records (6400 Sunset Blvd.). The next day, Los Lobos perform the single "La Venganza De Los Pelados" with Mexican rock act Café Tacuba on NBC's "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and celebrate the album's release with a party and performance at the city's Avalon Ballroom.
Los Lobos is also slated to appear May 6 on "Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn" and June 15 on "The Late Show With David Letterman," both on CBS, and Aug. 3 on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien." A New York CD signing event is also set for June 14 at Tower Records' Greenwich Village location (692 Broadway).
Other guest artists on "The Ride" include Bobby Womack, Richard Thompson, Mavis Staples, Dave Alvin (the Blasters), Mitchell Froom, the Band's Garth Hudson, Quetzal's Martha Gonzales and Willie G. Streaming samples of each track on the album are available on Los Lobos' Hollywood Web site.
Here are Los Lobos' tour dates:
May 5: Los Angeles (Avalon Hollywood)
May 8: Madera, Calif. (Madera District Fairgrounds; B-95 Salsa Festival)
May 15: Tahoe, Nev. (Caesar's Tahoe)
May 16: Victorville, Calif. (San Bernardino County Fair)
May 23: Dana Point, Calif. (Doheny Heritage Music Festival)
June 12: Manchester, Tenn. (Bonnaroo Music Festival)
June 13: Allegheny, Pa. (Hartwood Amphitheatre; Allegheny Co. Summer Series)
June 16: Brooklyn, N.Y. (Prospect Park; Celebrate Brooklyn Arts Festival)
June 17: New York (Irving Plaza)
June 18: Boston (Paradise Rock Club)
June 19: Bridgeton, N.J. (Donald Rainear Amphitheatre; Bridgeton Folk Festival)
June 20: Lancaster, Pa. (Long's Park Amphitheater)
June 22: Glenside, Pa. (Keswick Theatre)
June 23: Raleigh, N.C. (Carolina Museum of Art)
June 24: Washington, D.C. (9:30 Club)
June 30: Chicago (Park West)
July 1: Milwaukee (Milwaukee Summerfest)
July 2: Detroit Lakes, Minn. (Soo Pass Ranch; 10,000 Lakes Festival)
July 9: Santa Ynez, Calif. (Gainey Vineyards)
July 10: Anaheim, Calif. (House of Blues)
July 17: Toronto (Harbourfront Centre)
July 18: Detroit (Chene Park; Concert of Colors)
July 29-30: San Francisco (Fillmore)
Aug. 1: Lake Placid, N.Y. (Olympic Speed Skating Oval; Songs at the Lake)
Aug. 7: St. Louis (St. Louis Riverfront; River Splash)
Aug. 19: San Diego (Humphrey's by the Bay)
Aug. 21: Chicago (The Chill On Kingsbury)
Aug. 22: Boulder, Colo. (Chautauqua Auditorium)
Sept. 1-2: St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota State Fair)
Last weekend the Los Angeles-based group played the McDowell Mountain Festival in Scottsdale, Ariz., which kicked off a schedule that currently stretches through to a Sept. 1-2 stand at the Minnesota State Fair in St. Paul. Among the band's appearances are stops at Manchester, Tenn.'s third Bonnaroo festival and Lake Placid, N.Y.'s Songs at the Lake event.
A show planned for Friday (April 30) in Chicago has reportedly been rescheduled for June 30 because singer/guitarist David Hidalgo is ill.
On the day of the new album's release, the band will sign copies of "The Ride" during an appearance at L.A.'s Amoeba Records (6400 Sunset Blvd.). The next day, Los Lobos perform the single "La Venganza De Los Pelados" with Mexican rock act Café Tacuba on NBC's "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and celebrate the album's release with a party and performance at the city's Avalon Ballroom.
Los Lobos is also slated to appear May 6 on "Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn" and June 15 on "The Late Show With David Letterman," both on CBS, and Aug. 3 on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien." A New York CD signing event is also set for June 14 at Tower Records' Greenwich Village location (692 Broadway).
Other guest artists on "The Ride" include Bobby Womack, Richard Thompson, Mavis Staples, Dave Alvin (the Blasters), Mitchell Froom, the Band's Garth Hudson, Quetzal's Martha Gonzales and Willie G. Streaming samples of each track on the album are available on Los Lobos' Hollywood Web site.
Here are Los Lobos' tour dates:
May 5: Los Angeles (Avalon Hollywood)
May 8: Madera, Calif. (Madera District Fairgrounds; B-95 Salsa Festival)
May 15: Tahoe, Nev. (Caesar's Tahoe)
May 16: Victorville, Calif. (San Bernardino County Fair)
May 23: Dana Point, Calif. (Doheny Heritage Music Festival)
June 12: Manchester, Tenn. (Bonnaroo Music Festival)
June 13: Allegheny, Pa. (Hartwood Amphitheatre; Allegheny Co. Summer Series)
June 16: Brooklyn, N.Y. (Prospect Park; Celebrate Brooklyn Arts Festival)
June 17: New York (Irving Plaza)
June 18: Boston (Paradise Rock Club)
June 19: Bridgeton, N.J. (Donald Rainear Amphitheatre; Bridgeton Folk Festival)
June 20: Lancaster, Pa. (Long's Park Amphitheater)
June 22: Glenside, Pa. (Keswick Theatre)
June 23: Raleigh, N.C. (Carolina Museum of Art)
June 24: Washington, D.C. (9:30 Club)
June 30: Chicago (Park West)
July 1: Milwaukee (Milwaukee Summerfest)
July 2: Detroit Lakes, Minn. (Soo Pass Ranch; 10,000 Lakes Festival)
July 9: Santa Ynez, Calif. (Gainey Vineyards)
July 10: Anaheim, Calif. (House of Blues)
July 17: Toronto (Harbourfront Centre)
July 18: Detroit (Chene Park; Concert of Colors)
July 29-30: San Francisco (Fillmore)
Aug. 1: Lake Placid, N.Y. (Olympic Speed Skating Oval; Songs at the Lake)
Aug. 7: St. Louis (St. Louis Riverfront; River Splash)
Aug. 19: San Diego (Humphrey's by the Bay)
Aug. 21: Chicago (The Chill On Kingsbury)
Aug. 22: Boulder, Colo. (Chautauqua Auditorium)
Sept. 1-2: St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota State Fair)
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