Gogol Bordello will be playing Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike in its entirety this fall to celebrate the ten year anniversary of one of their most iconic and innovative records to date. This headlining tour kicks off on November 8 in Dallas, TX and includes two multiple-night appearances in Minneapolis, MN (November 13-14) and Vancouver, BC (November 21-22). An exclusive fan pre-sale starts today through Thursday September 10 via http://gogolbordello.shop.ticketstoday.com/calendar.aspx and general on-sale is this Friday September 11.
11/8  Dallas, TX  Bomb Factory ~
11/9  Tulsa, OK  Cains Ballroom *
11/11  St. Louis, MO  The Pageant *
11/12  Madison, WI  Barrymore Theatre *
11/13  Minneapolis, MN  First Ave. *
11/14  Minneapolis, MN  First Ave. *
11/15  Winnepeg, MB  Burton Cummings *
11/18  Edmonton, AB  Shaw Conference Center *
11/19  Calgary, AB  MacEwan Ballroom *
11/21  Vancouver, BC  Commodore Ballroom *
11/22  Vancouver, BC  Commodore Ballroom *
11/23  Portland, OR  Crystal Ballroom *
11/25  San Francisco, CA  Warfield Theater *
11/27  Los Angeles, CA  Wiltern Theater *
11/28  Las Vegas, NV  Brooklyn Bowl *
* = with Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas ~ = with Antemasque
A limited edition double-disc reissue of Gypsy Punks featuring reverse-color artwork is currently available on hot pink vinyl via SideOneDummy Records: https://sideonedummy.com/product/gogol-bordello-gypsy-punks-anniv-ed-lp-hot-pink-vinyl-2015/181
Fusing elements of punk, Gypsy music and more, Gogol Bordello first released Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike in the summer of 2005. Produced by Steve Albini, the album tells the true American immigrant story of ringleader/visionary Eugene Hutz who, combined with the rest of the Gogol collective, attained a new level of musical and lyrical intensity on this album that translated into nearly every language on earth. Widely known as their most popular record to date, fans and critics alike raved about Gypsy Punks; The New York Times declared their sound as “raucous, sweaty, tuneful and recklessly vibrant” while FADER called the album “pure fire” and CMJ boldly declared that Gogol Bordello was producing “the most exciting rock music to come out of New York.”