Keanu Reeves band Dogstar announce new album and tour dates

Dogstar was formed in 1991 in Los Angeles, California by Keanu Reeves (Bass) and Robert Mailhouse (Drums) being joined one year later by Gregg Miller. In In 1994 they still didn’t had recorded a studio album and Miller decided to leave the band, being replaced by Bret Domrose, who became the band’s singer and guitarist.

In 1996 they released their first EP called “Quattro Formaggi” and “Our Little Visionary”, which was their first album. Their second album “Happy Ending” was released in 2000 and the band remained active until 2002. Now they announced their return with a new album called “Somewhere Between the Power Lines and the Palm Trees”, that will be out next October 6. The new single “Everything Turns Around” is already available with a original music video and the group also announced many tour dates across the United States and in Japan to promote the record.

“We couldn’t think of a better song to re-introduce Dogstar than ‘Everything Turns Around’ and hope everyone loves it as much as we do. It’s catchy and poppy, has a chorus that rocks, a bridge with an indie sensibility and is completed with lyrics that tell an honest yet uplifting story. It’s one of our favorite songs to play live and we can’t wait to take it out on the road,” the band said.

Hear the new Dogstar song “Everything Turns Around” and see their 2023 tour dates:

August

• 10 – Hermosa Beach, CA – Saint Rocke
• 11 – Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom
• 12 – Las Vegas, NV – Brooklyn Bowl
• 15 – Salt Lake City, UT – Complex
• 17 – Denver, CO – Marquis Theatre
• 19 – Aspen, CO – Belly Up
• 22 – Napa, CA – Uptown Theatre
• 23 – Menlo Park, CA – Guild Theatre
• 24 – San Luis Obispo, CA – Fremont Theater
• 26 – Ventura, CA – Ventura Music Hall
• 27 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up
• 28 – Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory

September

• 5 – Osaka, JPN – Zepp Namba
• 6 – Yokohama, JPN – KT Zepp
• 7 – Yokohama, JPN – KT Zepp

November

• 30 – Los Angeles, CA – Troubadour

December

• 3 – San Francisco, CA – The Great American Music Hall
• 5 – Sacramento, CA – Crest Theatre
• 7 – Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
• 8 – Detroit, MI – The Majestic Theatre
• 9 – Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
• 11 – Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg
• 12 – Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
• 14 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
• 15 – Washington, DC – The Howard
• 16 – Norfolk, VA – NorVa
• 18 – Charlotte, NC – The Underground
• 19 – Atlanta, GA – Center Stage
• 20 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl