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Jenny Lewis Adds More Tour Dates.

Jenny Lewis just announced her first live shows of 2018 and teased some upcoming news.

Then the stakes were raised as singer-songwriter Lewis led a quartet featuring composer-arranger Van Dyke Parks on accordion, superstar session drummer Jim Keltner, bassist-record executive Don Was and keyboardist Mike Bearden in “Walk With You,” a ballad from Starr’s 2010 album “Y Not” that Starr and Parks co-wrote.

Just another magic moment with Jenny Lewis at Coachella.

Paul Shaffer Performs Medley with Jenny Lewis and Shaggy on Jimmy Kimmel Live

The latest episode of A Prairie Home Companion featured Jenny Lewis as one of its guests. She used the opportunity to debut a new song called “Heads Gonna Roll”, presumably taken from her upcoming, as-yet-unannounced album that she recorded with Ryan Adams. Scroll to the 1:20:00 mark to hear it.

The original’s lo-fi shamble found a new sparkle and vibrancy with Bowie, and Shaffer and Lewis’ rendition is certainly an update to the latter version, with glittery keyboards and the big band horns of Shaffer’s World’s Most Dangerous Band. Listen below.

From: Live Review: Jenny Lewis Enlists Ben Gibbard for Rabbit Fur Coat Celebration - SF Weekly

Handle With Care - Jenny Lewis and The Watson Twins feat. Ben Gibbard @ The Masonic, SF

Jenny had the audience in the palm of her hand, and at this point in the tour, the final show of an album from ten years ago, she knew exactly how to direct the evening. From synchronized show-dancing between herself and The Watson Twins to multiple costume changes that reinforced Lewis' overarching theme of rainbows, happiness, and love that borders on twee, Lewis' extravagant personality was front and center.

Recent years have found many artists embracing the idea of playing a specific album in full. While the concept can come across as a novelty, it’s also a reason to tour again when no other ideas present themselves. Such was the case for Lewis, providing her with an opportunity to dust-off 12 immaculate tracks of heartbreak, empowerment, and gospel by way of bluegrass. Flanked by the Watson Twins, (Rabbit Fur Coat prominently features the two singing sisters), Lewis took the stage with candles in hand and an a capella rendition of album opener “Run Devil Run” on her lips.

With that out of the way, though, Lewis returned for a second set of what she termed "a voyage through the past, present and future." In other words, a standard concert, featuring a taste of music old and brand-new but anchored largely by songs such as "Head Underwater," "Just One of the Guys" and "She's Not Me," from 2014's hooky and confessionally honest "The Voyager." Clad in a perfectly ridiculous country-western jumpsuit, Lewis dropped the dour act and brightened up, intentionally breaking the spell cast by the first half of the night by proving that the past isn't nearly as much fun as the here and now.

The new supergroup featuring Jenny Lewis, and also Erika Forster and Tennessee Thomas, isn’t in it for the money. Otherwise, they wouldn’t call themselves Nice as F!ck. However, they haven’t let their non-family friendly name hold them back, because they have performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and they have now released the second video from their debut self-titled album. The video for “Guns” is as political as the song itself is, and as Nick as F!ck are.

Ending the 21-song-set with “She’s Not Me” it was clear there are few artists that share the effortless musical talent of a fully realized Jenny Lewis show.

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