iDKHOW ANNOUNCES
GLOOMTOWN TOUR
OF NORTH AMERICA
FOR SPRING 2024
I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW), the musical project of Salt Lake City-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dallon Weekes, releases “GLOOMTOWN BRATS,” the second single off his forthcoming sophomore album, GLOOM DIVISION (23.2.24, Concord Records). For Weekes, the Joe DiMaggio quote “rich boys don’t make it to the majors” became his guiding light growing up poor while trying to find his footing as a musician. The mantra shines through in the theatrical, bass-heavy new anthemic single that centers an apocalypse of vanities – the nepotistic lifestyles that are rarely earned and always flaunted.
The track is accompanied by the announcement of the 2024 GLOOMTOWN TOUR, with 27 dates across North America kicking off March 15, including NYC’s Irving Plaza and Los Angeles’ Regent Theater. Tickets are available for pre-sale today at 11am ET with code GLOOMTOWN and general on-sale is tomorrow, 12/8 at 10am local time.
Additionally, iDKHOW has confirmed a hometown New Year’s celebration that will take place on December 30 at The Depot in Salt Lake City. Tickets are on sale now.
Produced by Dave Fridmann (Tame Impala, MGMT, Weezer), GLOOM DIVISION showcases a boundary-pushing fusion of R&B, post-punk and art-pop, exploring themes ranging from love and obsession to satanic panic and neurodivergence. Recorded at Fridmann’s Tarbox Road Studios and Weekes’ own basement studio, GLOOM DIVISION is a testament to the power of collaboration and fearless artistic expression.
iDKHOW has garnered nearly one billion streams worldwide to date, with two million monthly listeners on Spotify. The new album follows iDKHOW‘s critically acclaimed debut, ‘Razzmatazz’ (2020), which included the #1 Alternative radio hit ‘Leave Me Alone’ and the previous EP 1981 Extended Play that included RIAA certified GOLD-certified single ‘Choke’. They have performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Ellen and CBS This Morning: Saturday, and shared stages with Post Malone, The Killers and more.
iDKHOW GLOOMTOWN TOUR DATES
Saturday, December 30 – The Depot – Salt Lake City, UT
Friday, March 15 – Eastside Bowl – Nashville, TN
Sunday, March 17 – Hell as Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
Tuesday, March 19 – Plaza Live – Orlando, FL
Wednesday, March 20 – Culture Room – Fort Lauderdale, FL
Thursday, March 21 – Crowbar – Tampa, FL
Saturday, March 23 – Motorco – Raleigh, NC
Sunday, March 24 – The National – Richmond, VA
Monday, March 25 – Atlantis – Washington, DC
Tuesday, March 26 – Brooklyn Bowl Philly – Philadelphia, PA
Thursday, March 28 – Irving Plaza – New York, NY
Friday, March 29 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA
Saturday, March 30 – Montage Music Hall – Rochester, NY
Monday, April 1– Buffalo Iron Works – Buffalo, NY
Tuesday, April 2 – The Axis Club – Toronto, ON
Friday, April 5 – Shelter – Detroit, MI
Saturday, April 6 – Newport – Columbus, OH
Monday, April 8 – Bottom Lounge – Chicago, IL
Tuesday, April 9 – Rave II – Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, April 11 – Fineline – Minneapolis, MN
Friday, April 12 – Majestic Theatre – Madison, WI
Saturday, April 13 Delmar Hall – St. Louis, MO
Monday, April 15 – Black Sheep – Colorado Springs, CO
Tuesday, April 16 – Ogden – Denver, CO
Friday, April 19 – Crocodile – Seattle, WA
Saturday, April 20 – Fortune Sound Club – Vancouver, BC
Sunday, April 21 – Hawthorne Theatre – Portland, OR
Wednesday, April 24– August Hall – San Francisco, CA
Friday, April 26– Regent – Los Angeles, CA
Sunday, April 28 – Music Box – San Diego, CA
GLOOM DIVISION Tracklist:
DOWNSIDE
GLOOMTOWN BRATS
INFATUATION
WHAT LOVE?
SPKOTHDVL
SIXFT
FIND ME
KISS & TELL
A LETTER
SATANIC PANIC
SUNNYSIDE
iDIOTS OF Oz
PRAISE FOR iDKHOW
“Spaced-out, swaggering synth-rock” – Billboard
“A throwback to Hot Hot Heat and early Killers — dance beat, bright neon synths, funky guitar, impassioned vocals slinging big hooks” – Stereogum
“Energetic” – NME
“Bright, vintage-pop-indebted tracks” – DORK
“Weekes is crossing old-school glitz and glamour with contemporary futurism to create a “Channels the spirits of David Bowie and Prince” – Alt Press
“Captivating” – Guitar World
“Glam-fused soundscape” – American Songwriter
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