The Strokes release their next album, Comedown Machine, via RCA on March 26, but they've got no plans to tour in support of the record, as NME reports and a rep confirms. Speaking with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe, Strokes bassist Nikolai Fraiture said he "would love to tour" but that no dates are currently scheduled. Fraiture also also discussed how Comedown Machine was recorded at New York's Electric Lady Studios, with Julian Casablancas working in the studio with the band, unlike 2011's Angles, wh...
The Strokes Have No Plans Right Now to Tour in Support of Upcoming Album Comedown Machine
Pitch Fork - 22 Feb 2013 22:00
The Strokes release their next album, Comedown Machine, via RCA on March 26, but they've got no plans to tour in support of the record, as NME reports and a rep confirms. Speaking with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe, Strokes bassist Nikolai Fraiture said he "would love to tour" but that no dates are currently scheduled. Fraiture also also discussed how Comedown Machine was recorded at New York's Electric Lady Studios, with Julian Casablancas working in the studio with the band, unlike 2011's Angles, wh...
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