Deafheaven Share New Video For "Night People"
Critically-acclaimed California based band Deafheaven unveil their new music video for “Night People” directed by Ben Chisholm.
The song features singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe and is taken from their highly acclaimed fourth studio album Ordinary Human Corrupt Love (July 13 on Anti- Records). Pitchfork hailed the album as "a different kind of transcendence” in their Best New Music review. Ordinary Corrupt Human Love debuted #1 LP Vinyl Albums, #2 Current Hard Music Albums, #111 Billboard Top 200.
WATCH THE VIDEO FOR “NIGHT PEOPLE (FT. CHELSEA WOLFE)” NOW
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Known for their transcendent live show, Deafheaven, have announced touring plans for the rest of the year. The band is currently wrapping up a North American headlining run that continues through August 18 ending at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. Soon after, the band will head to UK/EU with Inter Arma as support. Additionally, Deafheaven have announced a co-headlining tour with American rock band DIIV, which will begin October 20 in Tucson, AZ and wrap November 17 in Santa Cruz, CA. Tickets for the Deafheaven & DIIV US tour go on sale Friday, August 3 at 10am local time. For more information visit, https://deafheaven.com/
North American Headline Tour
Aug 01 Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar Cultural Center
Aug 03 St. Louis, MO @ The Ready Room
Aug 04 Lawrence, KS @ The Granada
Aug 05 Denver, CO @ The Oriental Theater
Aug 07 Salt Lake City, UT @ Metro Music Hall
Aug 08 Boise, ID @ Neurolux
Aug 10 Seattle, WA @ The Neptune Theatre
Aug 11 Vancouver, BC @ The Imperial
Aug 12 Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
Aug 14 San Francisco, CA @ August Hall
Aug 17 San Diego, CA @ Brick By Brick
Aug 18 Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
EU/UK with Inter Arma as support
Sep 13 Warsaw, PL @ Hybrydy
Sep 14 Poznan, PL @ U Bazyla
Sep 15 Dresden, DE @ Beatpol
Sep 17 Gothenburg, SE @ Pustervik
Sep 18 Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller
Sep 19 Stockholm, SE @ Kraken
Sep 20 Copenhagen, DK @ Vega
Sep 22 Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso
Sep 23 Esch Alzette, LU @ Rockhal
Sep 25 Antwerp, BE @ Trix
Sep 26 Koln, DE @ Essigfabrik
Sep 27 Berlin, DE @ Bi Nuu
Sep 28 Karlsruhe, DE @ Jubez
Sep 30 Bristol, UK @ The Fleece
Oct 01 Manchester, UK @ Gorilla
Oct 02 Glasgow, UK @ Art School
Oct 03 Leeds, UK @ Stylus
Oct 05 London, UK @ ULU
Oct 06 Nijmegen, NL @ Soulcrusher Festival
Oct 07 Paris, FR @ La Maroquinerie
Oct 09 Munich, DE @ Feierwerk
Oct 10 Winterthur, CH @ Salzhaus
Oct 11 Milan, IT @ Legend
Oct 12 Bologna, IT @ TPO
Oct 13 Zagreb, HR @ Mochvara
Oct 14 Vienna, AT @ Arena
Deafheaven + DIIV 2018 US TOUR
Oct 20 Tucson, AZ @ Club Congress
Oct 21 Albuquerque, NM @ Sister
Oct 22 El Paso, TX @ Low Brow Palace
Oct 23 San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
Oct 25 Pensacola, FL @ Vinyl Music Hall
Oct 26 Athens, GA @ 40 Watt Club
Oct 27 Asheville, NC @ The Grey Eagle Tavern & Music Hall
Oct 28 Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge
Oct 30 Baltimore, MD @ Baltimore Sound Stage
Oct 31 Jersey City, NJ @ White Eagle Hall
Nov 01 Portsmouth, NH @ 3S Artspace
Nov 02 Providence, RI @ Fête Ballroom
Nov 03 Ithaca, NY @ The Haunt
Nov 04 Pittsburgh, PA @ Spirit
Nov 06 Cleveland Heights, OH @ Grog Shop
Nov 07 Cincinnati, OH @ The Ballroom at the Taft Theatre
Nov 09 Champaign, IL @ Canopy Club
Nov 10 Grand Rapids, MI @ The Pyramid Scheme
Nov 11 Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon
Nov 13 Colorado Springs, CO @ The Black Sheep
Nov 15 Reno, NV @ Jub Jub’s
Nov 16 Fresno, CA @ Strummer’s
Nov 17 Santa Cruz, CA @ The Catalyst
Formed in San Francisco in 2010, Deafheaven made their debut with 2011’s Roads To Judah and had an unexpected crossover hit with their 2013 sophomore effort Sunbather. Along with being praised as “one of the best albums of the year” by Stereogum, their third album New Bermuda was hailed as “a brilliant collision of beauty and despair” in Pitchfork’s Best New Music review.
Working again with producer Jack Shirley, Deafheaven have expanded their heavy, kinetic sound to bring in layered psychedelic vocals, jazz-inspired percussion, and intricate piano melodies. Ordinary Corrupt Human Love takes its title from Graham Greene’s The End of the Affair, reflecting a theme of hazy, yearning romanticism threaded throughout the album. NPR called Ordinary Corrupt Human Love “Deafheaven's most confounding record and necessarily its most emotionally impressionistic, free to be interpreted in whatever way the listener needs.”