St. Paul and the Broken Bones

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St. Paul and the Broken Bones

11 upcoming dates · 11 cities · 2 countries

St. Paul and the Broken Bones are an eight-piece soul band from Birmingham, Alabama, formed in 2012 around vocalist Paul Janeway and bassist Jesse Phillips, who had previously played together in the group The Secret Dangers. The full lineup also includes guitarist Browan Lollar, drummer Kevin Leon, keyboardist Al Gamble and a horn section of Allen Branstetter, Amari Ansari and Chad Fisher.

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United States

  1. Sep 24ClevelandGlobe IronView details
  2. Sep 25LouisvilleKentucky Expo CenterView details
  3. Oct 10BostonTD GardenView details
  4. Oct 11PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaView details
  5. Oct 14WashingtonCapital One ArenaView details
  6. Oct 17NashvilleBridgestone ArenaView details
  7. Oct 21AtlantaState Farm ArenaView details

United Kingdom

  1. Oct 25BelfastThe Limelight 1View details
  2. Oct 26EdinburghThe Queen's HallView details
  3. Oct 27LiverpoolGrand Central HallView details
  4. Oct 29BrightonChalk, BrightonView details

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About St. Paul and the Broken Bones

Their 2014 debut album, Half the City, entered the Billboard 200 and drew praise from NPR and Rolling Stone for its southern soul sound built around Janeway's vocals. Subsequent albums pushed into new territory, including Young Sick Camellia (2018), which explored family history, and The Alien Coast (2022), which incorporated psychedelic rock and electronic elements; their most recent record is Angels in Science Fiction (2023).

The band has performed at major festivals including Coachella, Bonnaroo and Glastonbury, and has opened concerts for the Rolling Stones.

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