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Last fall, the Pixies marked the 20th Anniversary of Doolittle with a tour across Europe and the U.S. where they played the entire album and its b-sides. They only covered 9 cities stateside during those dates (which included three nights at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York), so this month they started the tour back up again to cover a few more cities across the country. more ›

Austin is excited that the Pixies are coming to town. We're so excited that their show on the 22nd is already sold out, and they've added a second show on the 21st to accommodate as much of this Doolittle-loving town as they can. more ›

We were just as excited as you to hear about the Pixies show happening at the Austin Music Hall on September 22. So just imagine our surprise to hear that they've added a second show (great news, because the first one is already sold out). Get your pre-sale tickets online right here. more ›

As we mentioned last week, the Pixies are coming to Austin September as part of their Doolittle Live tour. Austinist is happy to announce that we're offering our readers a chance to win tickets early. more ›

Today, the Pixies announced 11 American tour dates for their Doolittle Show. The band will perform the Doolittle album and all of its b-sides at the Austin Music Hall on September 22. As part of the Doolittle Live project, the band will record the set and offer it up as a CD for purchase at the end of the night. Stay tuned to Austinist for more details -- and a chance to win tickets before you can buy them -- next Friday. more ›

Molly Siegel’s mouth is the motor driving it all: there is yelping, some shrieking. There will be warbling. The effect is that of a punchy, anthemic stadium rock from outer space. more ›