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Source: The Stranger

The Coachella lineup may have dropped this week, but there’s a batch of talented musicians coming through the Pacific Northwest to get equally hyped about, too. Family rock band Kings of Leon embarks on a world tour in support of their new, stripped-down album, O My Beloved. Emo-pop legends Fall Out Boy just put out their first new song in three years and announced a stadium tour with the Offspring, Good Charlotte, and the Story So Far. Plus, murder balladeer and goth icon Nick Cave answers audience questions and performs songs from his expansive discography next spring. Read on for details on those and other newly announced events. ON SALE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 MUSIC A.R. Rahman Paramount Theatre (May 14–15, 2027) An Alleged Evening with Conor Oberst Neptune Theatre (May 9, 2027) Angus & Julia Stone – Karaoke Bar World Tour Showbox SoDo (May 26, 2027) See more on EverOut!

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