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Joywave play their song "Tongues" live in concert before a sold-out crowd at The Independent in San Francisco, California on March 15, 2022. Tongues was originally recorded with the electronic music group Kopps and was released on the band's How Do You Feel EP (2014) and later on its debut studio album, How Do You Feel Now? (2015). Tongues was remixed by several artists, including Giorgio Moroder, Big Data, RAC, and Starsmith. Joywave is an indie rock band from Rochester, New York consisting of Daniel Armbruster (vocals), Joseph Morinelli (guitar), and Paul Brenner (drums). Joining them on tour are Kevin Mahoney (bass) and Connor Ehman (keyboards). ================ Tongues lyrics: Pick me up, dust me off Give me breath and let me cough Drag me back, collect my thoughts I've come back to the land I'd lost The palms are down, I'm welcomed back to town Sometimes I feel like they don't understand me I hear their mouths making foreign sounds Sometimes I think they're all just speaking tongues Tell me all the things I've missed Who's been killed and who's been kissed (Drag me back, collect my thoughts) I'll be gone when the drugs wear off The palms are down, I'm welcomed into town Sometimes I feel like they don't understand me I hear their mouths making foreign sounds Sometimes you'd think they spoke another language The palms are down, I'm welcomed into town Sometimes I feel like they don't understand me I hear their mouths making foreign sounds Sometimes I think they're all just speaking tongues They say I'm the only one who can be brave That I am the chosen one But there's no way I am the only one And there's no one to save If there's nowhere for them to run Written by Daniel Armbruster / Sean Donnelly ================ Joywave - Cleanse Live Tour Dates (2022) Feb. 28 - Hummelstown, PA @ The Englewood March 1 - Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom March 2 - Detroit, MI @ Magic Stick March 4 - Chicago, IL @ Metro March 5 - Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line Music Cafe March 6 - Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre March 8 - Kansas City, MO @ The Truman March 9 - Denver, CO @ Bluebird Theater March 10 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex March 12 - Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom March 13 - Seattle, WA @ The Showbox March 15 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent March 16 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom March 18 - San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park March 19 - Mesa, AZ @ Nile Theater March 21 - Dallas, TX @ Trees March 22 - Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn March 24 - Jacksonville, FL @ Jack Rabbits March 25 - Orlando, FL @ The Social March 26 - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Culture Room March 27 - Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum March 29 - Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West March 30 - Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge April 1 - Washington DC @ 9:30 Club April 2 - Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer April 3 - Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom April 5 - Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club April 6 - Brooklyn, NY @ Elsewhere April 8 - Rochester, NY @ Anthology April 9 - Rochester, NY @ Anthology =============== Joywave official bio: When Joywave formed in 2010, frontman Daniel Armbruster was writing and recording songs in his parents’ basement as he embarked on a fruitful period of self-discovery. Ironically, after spending the past ten years touring the world in support of three critically acclaimed albums, the new Joywave EP, Every Window Is A Mirror, was crafted under strikingly similar circumstances. “When I was making these songs, it was like I was back in my post-grad years, but it was in my basement now,” Armbruster recalls with a laugh. “I thought, okay, what do I want to do? There’s nobody here again.’” With a virus ravaging the world and no possibility of touring for the foreseeable future, Armbruster was once again able to dig into his own psyche and see what surfaced. “The writing this time was really introspective because I didn’t want to go upstairs and turn on the TV. The only part of the world that made sense to me was my little corner where I’m making music.” Over the past decade, that little corner has expanded from his parents’ house in Rochester, New York, to the Lollapalooza stage, tours with everyone from Bastille, Brandon Flowers to Young The Giant and late-night television appearances allowing Joywave to beam their infectious brand of indie rock into households all over the world. However, the release of the band’s 2020 album Possession admittedly felt a bit anticlimactic. “We released Possession on dare I say the worst possible day of March 13, 2020” Armbruster said with a sigh, adding that the band had just gotten back from Europe when the virus put everyone’s lives on pause. “So much time and effort went into that record and suddenly the touring cycle we had been planning on for the next year was already over when we landed at Newark International Airport.” Although Possession, which centered around themes of control and polarization was remarkably prescient, that’s little consolation to a band who thrives on live performances.