Nickel Creek Streams "21st of May," Third Track from New Album, "A Dotted Line"; Pre-Order to Download Now

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There are just two weeks to go before the release of Nickel Creek's new album, A Dotted Line, on April 1. The band previously unveiled two tracks from the album, "Destination" and "Love of Mine," and has now revealed a third, "21st of May," which you can hear here. Sean Watkins wrote the song on May 20, 2011, the day before the supposed rapture as predicted and advertised by Bay Area pastor Harold Camping, whose point of view he sings it from. Download all three tracks now with album pre-orders in the Nonesuch Store, at nickelcreek.com, and on iTunes. All Nonesuch and Nickel Creek pre-orders are also automatically entered to win weekly prize drawings.

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There are just two weeks to go before the release of A Dotted Line, the new album from Grammy Award–winning, multi-platinum selling trio Nickel Creek—Chris Thile (mandolin/vocals), Sara Watkins (fiddle/vocals), and Sean Watkins (guitar/vocals)—on April 1 (with vinyl to follow on April 29). The band, which officially reunites for the first time since its 2007 self-described "indefinite hiatus," previously unveiled two tracks from the album, "Destination" and "Love of Mine," and has now revealed a third track, "21st of May," which you can hear below. (Sean Watkins wrote the song on May 20, 2011, the day before the supposed rapture as predicted and advertised by Bay Area pastor Harold Camping, whose point of view he sings it from.) All three tracks are included with pre-orders of the album in the Nonesuch Store, at nickelcreek.com, and on iTunes. All Nonesuch and Nickel Creek pre-orders are also automatically entered to win weekly prize drawings.

Nickel Creek tours the US in support of the Eric Valentine–produced new album this spring and summer, with shows in New York, Boston, Washington, Chicago, Nashville, and Los Angeles, as well as at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Newport Folk Festival. See below for all of the currently announced dates; for additional details and ticket links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

NICKEL CREEK ON TOUR

Apr 5 A Prairie Home Companion New York, NY
Apr 16 Alabama Theater Birmingham, AL
Apr 17 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium Asheville, NC
Apr 18&19 Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN
Apr 21 Track 29 Chattanooga, TN
Apr 22 Johnny Mercer Theater Savannah, GA
Apr 24 North Charleston Performing Arts Center North Charleston, SC
Apr 25 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA
Apr 26 nTelos Wireless Pavilion Charlottesville, VA
Apr 27 Tennessee Theatre Knoxville, TN
Apr 29 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
May 1 House of Blues Boston, MA
May 2 Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA
May 3&4 9:30 Club Washington, DC
May 6 Taft Theatre Cincinnati, OH
May 7 Murat Theatre Indianapolis, IN
May 9 Riviera Theater Chicago, IL
May 10 Riverside Theater Milwaukee, WI
May 11 State Theatre Minneapolis, MN
May 13 1STBANK Center Broomfield, CO
May 14 Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah Salt Lake city, UT
May 16 Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR
May 17 Moore Theatre Seattle, WA
May 19 Fox Theater Oakland, CA
May 20 Balboa Theatre San Diego, CA
May 21 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA
Jun 19–22 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Telluride, CO
Jul 18–20 Forecastle Festival Louisville, KY
Jul 26 Newport Folk Festival Newport, RI
Aug 1–3 Pickathon Happy Valley, OR
     

All dates except festivals with special guest The Secret Sisters

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  • Tuesday, March 18, 2014
    Nickel Creek Streams "21st of May," Third Track from New Album, "A Dotted Line"; Pre-Order to Download Now
    Brantley Gutierrez

    There are just two weeks to go before the release of A Dotted Line, the new album from Grammy Award–winning, multi-platinum selling trio Nickel Creek—Chris Thile (mandolin/vocals), Sara Watkins (fiddle/vocals), and Sean Watkins (guitar/vocals)—on April 1 (with vinyl to follow on April 29). The band, which officially reunites for the first time since its 2007 self-described "indefinite hiatus," previously unveiled two tracks from the album, "Destination" and "Love of Mine," and has now revealed a third track, "21st of May," which you can hear below. (Sean Watkins wrote the song on May 20, 2011, the day before the supposed rapture as predicted and advertised by Bay Area pastor Harold Camping, whose point of view he sings it from.) All three tracks are included with pre-orders of the album in the Nonesuch Store, at nickelcreek.com, and on iTunes. All Nonesuch and Nickel Creek pre-orders are also automatically entered to win weekly prize drawings.

    Nickel Creek tours the US in support of the Eric Valentine–produced new album this spring and summer, with shows in New York, Boston, Washington, Chicago, Nashville, and Los Angeles, as well as at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Newport Folk Festival. See below for all of the currently announced dates; for additional details and ticket links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    NICKEL CREEK ON TOUR

    Apr 5 A Prairie Home Companion New York, NY
    Apr 16 Alabama Theater Birmingham, AL
    Apr 17 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium Asheville, NC
    Apr 18&19 Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN
    Apr 21 Track 29 Chattanooga, TN
    Apr 22 Johnny Mercer Theater Savannah, GA
    Apr 24 North Charleston Performing Arts Center North Charleston, SC
    Apr 25 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA
    Apr 26 nTelos Wireless Pavilion Charlottesville, VA
    Apr 27 Tennessee Theatre Knoxville, TN
    Apr 29 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
    May 1 House of Blues Boston, MA
    May 2 Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA
    May 3&4 9:30 Club Washington, DC
    May 6 Taft Theatre Cincinnati, OH
    May 7 Murat Theatre Indianapolis, IN
    May 9 Riviera Theater Chicago, IL
    May 10 Riverside Theater Milwaukee, WI
    May 11 State Theatre Minneapolis, MN
    May 13 1STBANK Center Broomfield, CO
    May 14 Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah Salt Lake city, UT
    May 16 Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR
    May 17 Moore Theatre Seattle, WA
    May 19 Fox Theater Oakland, CA
    May 20 Balboa Theatre San Diego, CA
    May 21 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA
    Jun 19–22 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Telluride, CO
    Jul 18–20 Forecastle Festival Louisville, KY
    Jul 26 Newport Folk Festival Newport, RI
    Aug 1–3 Pickathon Happy Valley, OR
         

    All dates except festivals with special guest The Secret Sisters

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