Update: Big Gigantic Releases “Sky High” Tour Dates & Locations

The saxophone-donning duo Big Gigantic, has released their dates and locations for round one of their fall tour, “Sky High”. If you missed them during the Budweiser Made in America parties spanning throughout America, this is your best chance to check out their groovy sound.

The first round of the Big Gigantic fall tour is hitting up a ton of cities on the West Coast, as well as a couple of shows throughout the Midwest and upper-north areas. You’ll also notice that they are playing three Mad Decent Block Party shows, and if you’re close enough I definitely recommend trying to see them at one of the block parties. You can also catch them  Either way just make sure you check out this funked-out show, you won’t be disappointed. Tickets go on sale August 16th!

 

Update: Big Gigantic released more dates for their fall tour, “Sky High”. They’ve added shows all throughout October, to finish off with Voodoo Music + Arts Experience at the beginning of November.

 “Sky High Tour”

Wed 10/9 Fargo, ND The Venue
Thu 10/10 Omaha, NE Sokol Auditorium
Fri 10/11 Lawrence, KS Granada Theater
Sat 10/12 TBA TBA
Sun 10/13 Columbia, MO The Blue Note
Mon 10/14 TBA TBA
Thu 10/17 TBA TBA
Fri 10/18 Knoxville, TN Old City Courtyard
Sat 10/19 TBA TBA
Sun 10/20 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
Wed 10/23 Northampton, MA Calvin Theatre
Thu 10/24 Syracuse, NY F Shed at the Market
Fri 10/25 Providence, RI Lupo’s
Sat 10/26 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live

Life Is Beautiful Festival:

Sun 10/27 Las Vegas, NV Downtown Las Vegas

“Sky High Tour”

Wed 10/30 Charlotte, NC The Fillmore
Thu 10/31 Atlanta, GA Masquerade Outdoors

The String Cheese Incident’s Hulaween

Fri 11/1 Suwannee, FL The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park

Voodoo Music + Arts Experience

Sat 11/2 New Orleans, LA City Park

Also, they’ve collaborated with Conscious Alliance‘s “Art That Feeds” program, so a percentage of every ticket sold will go to helping the youth develop their creative talents. It’s a great show helping an even greater cause. And who doesn’t want to help empower the youth?

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