AWOLNATION will also be performing at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Sunday, April 14th and 21st in Indio, CA. AWOLNATION will be sharing the stage with the likes of Radiohead, Noel Gallagher, Feist, Kasabian, and The Shins.

The band are currently on tour in the U.S. supporting their debut album release “Megalithic Symphony” and will be going back to the U.K. on February 10th to play the HMV Next Big Thing at the Garage in London. The band also has additional headlining shows in the UK and Europe lined up.

The band’s current single for “Not Your Fault” has cracked the top 10 on the U.S. alternative radio charts and top 10 at Canadian Modern Rock radio. Fans can watch the video for “Not your Fault” here: http://youtu.be/jm9-yVdxbSs. “Not Your Fault” is now available on iTunes for $.69. Back in December the band launched the Megalithic Mayhem video game based on the music video at www.megalithicmayhem.com.

Led by musical architect and vocalist Aaron Bruno, AWOLNATION features David Amezcua on bass, keyboardist/guitarist Kenny Carkeet, drummer Hayden Scott and Christopher Thorn on guitar.

From dazzling atmospheric photos to exclusive up-close-and-personal shots of the artists both backstage and onstage, BONNAROO: WHAT, WHICH, THIS, THAT, THE OTHER profoundly captures the breadth and depth of what the Wall Street Journal called “one of rock’s best festivals.” Each photo bursts with the energy, power, and excitement one feels on the farm every day and night at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, an event Rolling Stone famously hailed as”one of the 50 moments to change the history of rock n’roll.” With each page, the reader is treated to the best seats in the house.

BONNAROO: WHAT, WHICH, THIS, THAT, THE OTHER boasts an essay written by Alan Light, frequent contributor to New York Times and Rolling Stone, and Bonnaroo veteran of many years. It was edited by Holly George-Warren, the award-winning author and editor of many books on music and pop-culture.

“The book is as close as one can get to the feeling of actually being at the festival,” says Superfly’s Kerry Black. “It truly captures the spirit of Bonnaroo.”

“Abrams has a rich history of publishing books on music and musicians,” says Senior VP and Publisher of Abrams Steve Tager. “From the Beatles to CBGB’s and most recently George Harrison, and rock photographers such as Bob Gruen and Lynn Goldsmith. We are thrilled to be working with Bonnaroo on a book that captures the excitement and cultural significance of this epic show.”

Thursday, March 8 – Los Angeles, CA – Center For The Arts, Eagle Rock (Nails supports)
Friday, March 9 – Anaheim, CA – Chain Reaction (Cold World, Skin Like Iron, Rank/Xerox support)
Saturday, March 10 – Berkeley, CA – 924 Gilman Street (Cold World, Old Firm Casuals, No Sir support)
Monday, March 19 – Kingston – Fighting Cocks
Tuesday, March 20 – London – XOYO
Wednesday, March 21 – Bristol – Fleece
Thursday, March 22 – Nottingham – Rock City Basement
Friday, March 23 – Manchester – Moho
Saturday, March 24 – Leeds – The Well

AWOLNATION have announced they will be performing at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Sunday, April 14th and 21st in Indio, CA.

AWOLNATION will be sharing the stage with the likes of Radiohead, Noel Gallagher, Feist, Kasabian, and The Shins.

The band are currently on tour in the U.S. supporting their debut album release “Megalithic Symphony” and will be going back to the U.K. on February 10th to play the HMV Next Big Thing at the Garage in London. The band also has additional headlining shows in the UK and Europe lined up.

The band’s current single for “Not Your Fault” is close to cracking the top 10 on the U.S. alternative radio charts and top 10 at Canadian Modern Rock radio. Fans can watch the video for “Not your Fault” here: http://youtu.be/jm9-yVdxbSs. “Not Your Fault” is now available on iTunes for $.69. Back in December the band launched the Megalithic Mayhem video game based on the music video at www.megalithicmayhem.com.

Led by musical architect and vocalist Aaron Bruno, AWOLNATION features David Amezcua on bass, keyboardist/guitarist Kenny Carkeet, drummer Hayden Scott and Christopher Thorn on guitar.

DATE                                    VENUE                                                CITY/STATE

January 19                            The Vogue                                            Indianapolis, IN

January 21                            Pop’s                                                    Sauget, IL

January 22                            The Beaumont Club                             Kansas City, MO

January 24                            Warehouse Live                                   Houston, TX

January 26                             Sunshine Theater                               Albuquerque, NM

January 28                             Aspen/X Games                                 Aspen, CO

February 7                             Night & Day                                        Manchester, England

February 8                             The Arches                                         Glasgow, Scotland

February 9                              HMV Institute                                     Birmingham, England

February 10                            HMV Next Big Thing                          London, England

February 11                        Amsterdam Sugar Factory                     Amsterdam, Netherlands

February 13                             Abart                                                Zurich, Switzerland

February 14                             Vienna Arena Small Hall                  Vienna, Austria

March 2                                   X102.9 Birthday Blowout                  Point Verda Beach, FL

April 14 & 21                            Coachella                                         Indio, CA

01 – “The Whip Hand”
02 – “Aegis”
03 – “Dyslexicon”
04 – “Empty Vessels Make The Loudest Sound”
05 – “The Malkin Jewel”
06 – “Lapochka”
07 – “In Absentia”
08 – “Imago”
09 – “Molochwalker”
10 – “Trinkets Pale Of Moon”
11 – “Vedamalady”
12 – “Noctourniquet”
13 – “Zed And Two Naughts“