By: David Schultz

Come this fall, the adorable and awesome St. Vincent will be joining Andrew Bird for a month's worth of shows. Without veering into the realm of pretentiousness both St. Vincent (nee Annie Clark) and Bird have carved out nice niches for themselves: she as a rockin' version of Holly Golightly and he as a hip whistling, violin player with a neat looping machine. If St. Vincent's show at Webster Hall and Bird's at Carnegie Hall are any indication, this should be one amazing tour.

The dates for the double bill:

Sept. 29 Indianapolis, IN - The Murat Theatre
Sept. 30 Columbia, MO - The Blue Note

Oct. 3 New Orleans, LA - Tipitina's Uptown
Oct. 5 Birmingham, AL - Workplay Soundstage
Oct. 7 Carrboro, NC - The Cat's Cradle
Oct. 8 Carrboro, NC - The Cat's Cradle
Oct. 9 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel
Oct. 10 Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
Oct. 12 Charleston, SC - The Music Farm
Oct. 13 Knoxville, TN - The Bijou Theater
Oct. 14 Cincinnati, OH - Bogart's
Oct. 17 Milwaukee, WI - Pabst Theater
Oct. 18 Kalamazoo, MI - State Theatre
Oct. 19 Columbus, OH - The Southern Theatre
Oct. 21 Buffalo, NY - Asbury Hall at Babeville
Oct. 24 South Portland, ME - S. Portland High School Auditorium
OCt. 25 Philadelphia, PA - The Electric Factory
Oct. 26 South Burlington, VT - Higher Ground
Oct. 27 Providence, RI - Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
Oct. 28 Washington, DC - The 930 Club

LAST YEAR, THE ROTHBURY FESTIVAL made fantastic inroads into the summer circuit as a destination event that was well worth the trip to the Midwest. They've outdone themselves this year with sets from Bob Dylan, The Dead and a reunited String Cheese Incident making for a fine slate of headliners. If you are sitting at home wondering what might be going on in Michigan this weekend, check out a couple sets at home by clicking here.

Labels: Andrew Bird, St. Vincent