•Dollar Signs Tour Announcement & Preorder for New 12″ EP “Life is Ruff”•
Dollar Signs have announced a run of U.S. tour dates kicking off in late March, and throughout April. The Charlotte, NC band are supporting their upcoming 12" EP, Life is Ruff, which will be out March 28, 2017.
The band is available for reviews, interviews and song premieres. Please contact us if you are interested.
PREORDER LINK: https://possumheart.com/store
1. House of Leaves (Me Alone)
The album will be available on vinyl & digital formats via Possum Heart Records on March 28th, 2017.
It’s an odd time to be alive, and no one is more uncomfortable than Dollar Signs. Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, a place that’s full of rash ideology that has seen its fair share of conflict. Dollar Signs was the project of Erik Button and Luke Gunn, a folk punk duo that sang anthems of awkwardness and discomfort as the 2000s closed out its first decade. Come 2012, the band had grown up and added two new members, Dylan Wachman, who screams and plays bass guitar, and Arion Chamberlain, their lovable drummer. A two-piece turned full-band provided Erik with a means in which to write more complex songs with big hooks and powerful choruses - anthems for the disenfranchised twenty-somethings and teens alike.
There’s a fear to growing old in a world that doesn’t care about you, and Dollar Signs can relate; as a diverse group of friends who try to solve their problems in sweat-soaked rooms and dingy basements, singing and dancing away the fear. It’s group therapy for weekend warriors who have to work jobs that they hate. It’s a gala of cheap beer and sweaty hugs. Dollar Signs may as well be the band that played on the deck of the Titanic as it sank into the freezing ocean. We’re all in this together, and Dollar Signs knows that. After the release of their self-released full length album, Yikes, the band has been hitting the road and getting acquainted with the van - and now two tours, three blown tires, a branded hot sauce, another guitar player named Eric, and a family-size box of Tums later, they’re ready to do it again. This may not last forever, but for now, while there’s still a tinge of hopelessness in the air, Dollar Signs needs to party with you, because it’s the only way to survive the times.
march 28 @ Duke Coffeehouse w/ Laura Stevenson (Durham, NC)
march 29 @ The Hideaway (Johnson City, TN)
march 30 @ Cat Factory (Nashville, TN)
march 31 @ Cunt Cave (Atlanta, GA)
april 01 @ The Milestone (Charlotte, NC)
april 04 @ Church of Abe (Richmond, VA)
april 05 @ House (New Brunswick, NJ)
april 06 @ O’Brien’s Pub (Allston, MA)
april 07 @ Trash House (Philadelphia, PA)
april 08 @ Bushwick Public House (Brooklyn, NY)
april 09 @ Castle Gayskull (Pittsburgh, PA)
april 11 @ The Cricketcave (Huntington, WV)*
april 12 @ Blank Slate (Cleveland, OH)*
april 13 @ The Sanctuary (Detroit, MI) *
april 14 @ The Avenue (Lansing, MI)*
april 15 @ Subterranean (Chicago, IL) *
april 16 @ The Green Lantern (Lexington, KY)*
*If you are interested in premiering a track, reviewing the album or interviewing the band, please contact us directly at [email protected]*