Deer Tick with Jobi Riccio

Please Note: There is a delivery delay on all orders until approximately one week prior to the show.Deer Tick VIP Pre-show ExperienceIncludes: One (1) GA Standing ticketHear Deer Tick play a few songs not featured in the nights setlist!VIP-exclusive tour poster, signed by the bandSpecially designed Deer Tick tote bagCommemorative VIP laminate and lanyardMerchandise shopping prior to doors opening to the public & Early entry to the venueTerms & Conditions for the VIP package can be found here. The ninth studio album from Deer Tick, Coin-O-Matic casts a bright light on a little-known facet of the American mythos: the hidden histories of the bands home state of Rhode Island, where the everyday dramas of working-class families long collided with the menace of the mafia underworld. As they tapped into their infinite fascination with that strange duality, singer/guitarist John McCauley, guitarist/singer Ian ONeil, drummer/singer Dennis Ryan, and bassist Christopher Ryan assembled a batch of songs exploring desperation, grief, redemption, and resilience with both cinematic detail and lived-in emotionality. A sharp new turn from one of indie-rocks most enduringly vital forces, Coin-O-Matic arrives as a complicated love letter to a way of life slowly slipping from the collective memory.The follow-up to Emotional Contracts (hailed by Uncut as one of 2023s best albums), Coin-O-Matic takes its title from a cigarette-vending-machine company that served as the headquarters of Raymond Patriarcaa legendary mobster who ran one of the most ruthless crime families in U.S. history. If you grew up in Rhode Island years ago, youd see all these mobsters on the news and then run into them at a restaurant on Federal Hill, says McCauley, referring to Providences version of Little Italy. They were criminals but also very colorful characters, and I wanted the album to partly reflect a certain nostalgia for that kind of seediness.Recorded at Deer Ticks home studio, Coin-O-Matic marks their firs