Tomahawk, another one of Mike Patton’s noise babies, treated yesterday’s guests and viewers of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to a performance of “White Hate/Black Hats,” a track from their most recent album. Read more…
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The Alt-rock supergroup will tour across the U.S. and Europe from June to September.
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As newly reunited Tomahawk continues their touring of Australia and the U.S., a song that keeps popping up on the set list is that of an impressive George Jones cover.
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Alternative rock super group Tomahawk has promised a five day tour that will reach from Boston to Chicago following the release of their fourth LP Oddfellows Read more…
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Is it possible that ten years have slipped off the calendar? It certainly seems so. The last time Duane Denison and Mike Patton’s supergroup Tomahawk played Los Angeles it was at the Henry Fonda Theatre in 2003 as a part of Ipecac Recorings’ short-lived Geek Show Tour. That show was an epic affair that boasted opening sets from label-mates The Melvins and Skeleton Key. Tomahawk promptly disappeared with the release of their 2007 album Anonymous following the departure (or firing as it were) of original bassist Kevin Rutmanis. Patton, Denison and drummer John Stanier completed Anonymous without a bassist and did not tour behind that record. Read more…
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In a recent interview with GunShyAssassin, Tomahawk guitarist Trevor Dunn spoke about speculation over the return of Mr. Bungle. Read more…
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It’s been six years since the skin-walker tribalism of Anonymous, and now the Mike Patton–Duane Denison collab, Tomahawk, has returned with its fourth LP, Oddfellows, which plays like a dauntless 70–30 split of cowboy hellion riffs and ambient trail-hopping. Read more…
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Two weeks away from their album release, Tomahawk has decided to release another new song to their anxious fans. Listen to “Oddfellows” after the cut.
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Among the countless projects helmed by Mike Patton (including Faith no More and Mr. Bungle) is Tomahawk, and on February 19th the four-piece band will return to Los Angeles for a gig at the Mayan Theater. The show will take place a few weeks after the release of a new studio album, Oddfellows (which drops on January 29th).
Tickets for the this show are on sale now and cost $39.20 after fees. Support will come from Retox.
Fine print:
Tuesday, February 19th, 2013
Doors: 8:00 PM
The Mayan Theater
1038 S. Hill St., Los Angeles CA 90015
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