March 201229 - London, Ontario - London Concert Theatre
31 - Peterborough, Ontario - The Venue
April 20122 - Montreal, Quebec - Corona Theatre
3 - Toronto, Ontario - Phoenix Concert Theatre
5 - New York City, NY - Bowery Ballroom
6 - Buffalo, NY - Williamsville
7 - Detroit, MI - St. Andrew's Hall
8 - Chicago, IL - Subterranean
10 - North Bay, Ontario - The Wall
12 - Thunder Bay, Ontario - Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
13 - Winnipeg, Manitoba - Garrick Centre
16 - Calgary, Alberta - Flames Central
17 - Edmonton, Alberta - The Starlite Room
19 - Vancouver, British Columbia - Commodore Ballroom
20 - Seattle, WA - The Crocodile
Canadian alt-rockers Our Lady Peace -- Raine Maida (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Jeremy Taggart (drums), Duncan Coutt (bass, backing vocals) and Steve Mazur (lead guitar, backing vocals) -- are currently touring behind their brand new album "Curve."
With each album, the Canadian rock band Our Lady Peace tries to reinvent itself. Bassist Duncan Coutts said OLP's forthcoming collection "Curve" is the closest the act has come to achieving its goal.
Our Lady Peace's 1997 hit "Superman's Dead" had everything that fans were looking for: A singer with a wailing, almost tribal cry; ethereal, intelligent lyrics that could be interpreted a myriad of ways; and a rhythm section that complemented lead singer Raine Maida's vocals. To cop a word from the song, there was nothing "ordinary" about the group or that single--but the same can't be said of the band's latest effort.
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