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Norway’s Summer Gift

02:01 PM Thursday 6/2/11 |   |

Norwegian singer-songwriter Thomas Dybdahl embarks on his first-ever U.S. headlining tour next month. Could he be the new artist you’ve been searching for?

Having already established himself in his native Norway, the former Quadraphonics singer has been compared to such notables as father and son legends Tim and Jeff Buckley as well as Nick Cave and the Zombies’ Colin Blunstone. Individually, the albums that make up his “October” series, beginning with 2002’s That Great October Sound, have achieved gold and platinum status.

His upcoming U.S. debut album, Songs, drops July 12 on Strange Cargo/Decca Records, but you can get a taste right now. Click here to listen to “Cecilia” from the new disc.

The U.S. tour begins one day after the album lands in stores with Dybdahl and his five-piece band playing New York’s Mercury Lounge July 13. Other stops on this brief coast-to-coast run include Philadelphia’s World Café Live July 15; Detroit’s Magic Stick July 21; Chicago at Schuba’s Tavern July 22 and Minneapolis at 7th Street Entry July 23.

West Coast appearances include Seattle’s Chop Suey July 27; San Francisco at the Brick & Mortar Music Hall July 29 and Los Angeles at The Satellite July 30.

There are plenty of Internet locations to get you up-to-speed on Dybdahl and his music. Click here for his official website, here for his Facebook page and here for the Twitter feed.


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