American Outlaw

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“These dudes are good, and they know it.” – Pitchfork.com
“Rocked like a European White Stripes with less vagina.”- Impose magazine

Lo-fi continues to blow up, from Chillwave hotties Neon Indian and Teengirl Fantasy, or, on the Garage Rock side, Thee Oh Sees, Vivian Girls and often-controversial Wavves. At the lead of this sound is the wild, recently-arrested*, garage pair of King Khan & BBQ Show. Khan, who rocked the Coachella 2010 festival, was called by Pitchfork “a stupendously stylish vocalist, able to ape everybody from the Big Bopper to Otis Redding without losing a move”, honorific references of the band’s unique blend of 1960's Doo-Wop with Garage punk. A sound forged when the KK & BBQ Show met up in Germany, and started playing in an old Nazi Bunker beneath the abandoned factory Khan lived in. KK & BBQ are embarking on a tour of Asia that will crash through Daegu, Busan and Seoul in the midst of several other nations.

*King Khan & BBQ Show missed a few shows when they were arrested for allegedly possessing psychedelic drugs and their manager was driving without a license.
June 17/ Guess, Daegu 12,000? Presale/ 15,000? Door
June 18/ Basement, Busan 18,000? Presale/ 25,000? Door
June 19/ Rolling Hall, Seoul 25,000? Presale/ 30,000? Door w/THE ROCKTIGERS (Korean Rockabilly), We Need Surgery

“…a pop saga in the key of anguish.” -The New York Times
“…an intense, ambitious affair worth sifting through.” -The Boston Globe
“… cultivated chaos produces complex music filled with insinuating hooks.” -Pitchfork Media
“…some of the most serious heart-on-sleeve lyrics ever heard in indie rock… Dear God, I Hate Myself marks a new level of maturity and self-awareness for the band.” -XLR8R

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Apr 8 BUSAN– THE BASEMENT 16,000W PRESALE/ 18,000W DOOR
Apr 9 DAEGU- HEAVY 15,000W
Apr 10 SEOUL- SSAM 730pm, 20,000W PRESALE/ 25,000W DOOR
Apr 11 DAEJEON- BRICKHOUSE 800pm 10,000W

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“…mesmerizing music suitable for a film score…” -Pitchfork
“…some of the only performers to legitimize ‘post-rock’ as a term of art”. -PopMatters
“Each track complements the next… a standalone work of utmost excellence and elegance.” -BBC Music
“Other Truths shows Do Make Say Think more adept at sketching out and imagining their own widescreen landscapes.” -Pitchfork

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i miss american outlaw!!! our band sounds like a burger!!! but im sure that burger would have hot sauce and jalapenos on it and rule ass!!!!!!