Crash Test Dummies w/ Monster Atlantic
General Admission - $37
Gold Section - $52
Ticket prices increase by $5 on day of show (if available)
The Canadian rock band Crash Test Dummies will reunite for the first time in 17-years to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their sophomore album God Shuffled His Feet. The North American tour - which will feature original members Brad Roberts, Ellen Reid, Dan Roberts, and Mitch Dorge - includes a stop at The Kent Stage on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
"After a huge hit in Canada with our folksier debut album, our next effort was dubbed ‘too new a sound’ by our Canadian compatriots,” said Brad Roberts. “In America however, it managed to pique the interest of a new and frankly much larger group of listeners and soon “Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm” became a bona fide hit south of our border, and eventually all over the world. It was a wild ride for us that year. Now we're celebrating the 25th anniversary reuniting with our original line-up and dusting off our old set lists. It will be the first time we've toured with the full band since 2001, and we're very excited about it."
The 1993 platinum selling and Grammy-nominated album God Shuffled His Feet hit number-one in Austria and New Zealand and also reached the top five in the national albums charts of numerous countries including Australia, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. The album broke the top ten landing at number 9 in the United States Billboard 200 albums chart. The band will play the album in its entirety on this reunion tour.
Gold Section - $52
Ticket prices increase by $5 on day of show (if available)
The Canadian rock band Crash Test Dummies will reunite for the first time in 17-years to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their sophomore album God Shuffled His Feet. The North American tour - which will feature original members Brad Roberts, Ellen Reid, Dan Roberts, and Mitch Dorge - includes a stop at The Kent Stage on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
"After a huge hit in Canada with our folksier debut album, our next effort was dubbed ‘too new a sound’ by our Canadian compatriots,” said Brad Roberts. “In America however, it managed to pique the interest of a new and frankly much larger group of listeners and soon “Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm” became a bona fide hit south of our border, and eventually all over the world. It was a wild ride for us that year. Now we're celebrating the 25th anniversary reuniting with our original line-up and dusting off our old set lists. It will be the first time we've toured with the full band since 2001, and we're very excited about it."
The 1993 platinum selling and Grammy-nominated album God Shuffled His Feet hit number-one in Austria and New Zealand and also reached the top five in the national albums charts of numerous countries including Australia, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. The album broke the top ten landing at number 9 in the United States Billboard 200 albums chart. The band will play the album in its entirety on this reunion tour.
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