Among rock music's most auspicious, ascending prospects, Fleshwater, coming off of a pivotal touring run supporting Deftones and The Mars Volta have capitalized on their momentum with the confirmation of a new full length album. 2000: In Search of the Endless Sky marks the eagerly-awaited follow-up to the universal acclaim and brealout success of 2022's We're Not Here to Be Loved.
The album is set to arrive September 5th via Closed Casket Activities and further underscores the band's competent meld of heft and melody, combining elements of heavy alt and nostalgic shoegaze to craft sturdy, soaring tracks.
The album was constructed across several locations as Fleshwater continued to refine the songs amidst a consistent touring schedule. Tracking guitars and bass at God City Studio with Kurt Ballou and Zach Weeks, drums were tracked by Kevin Bernstein at Mag Pie Recording Studio.
The band recorded their own vocals ensuring their DIY ethic is still very much integral to Fleshwater. Additionally, David Haik of Pianos Become The Teeth played drums on the album, creating even more dynamic on a collection of songs that are layered and lush.
Introducing 2000: In Search of the Endless Sky, the band has shared the lead single, "Jetpack". Paired with a visual directed by Eric Richter, the track emphasizes Fleshwater's consuming sound and health balance of hulk and harmony. Guitarist/vocalist Anthony Didio, explained of the single, "...a really special song that takes me on an adventure every time I hear it. It was the main source of inspiration for this album and really encapsulates the entire vibe of it. I’m excited for people to finally hear it and have it take them on their own personal journey."
Following the September 5th arrival of the new album, Fleshwater will head out on their North American headlining tour with support from Angel Du$t and Chat Pile. A current list of confirmed dates and cities can be found below. Tickets are available - HERE
2000: In Search of the Endless Sky, the new album from Fleshwater arrives September 5th via Closed Casket Activities. Get the album - HERE
Sep 17 Toronto, ON — The Opera House *
Sep 18 Millvale, PA — Mr. Smalls Theatre *
Sep 20 Louisville, KY— Louder Than Life
Sep 21 Atlanta, GA — Shaky Knees Fest
Sep 23 Indianapolis, IN — HI-FI Annex *
Sep 24 Detroit, MI — Saint Andrew’s Hall *
Sep 26 St. Louis, MO — Red Flag *
Sep 27 Chicago, IL — Thalia Hall *
Sep 28 Madison, WI — Majestic Theatre *
Sep 29 Minneapolis, MN — Fine Line *
Oct 02 Denver, CO — Bluebird Theater *
Oct 04 Salt Lake City, UT — Soundwell *
Oct 06 Seattle, WA — Neumos *
Oct 07 Portland, OR — Aladdin Theater *
Oct 09 San Francisco, CA — The Fillmore #
Oct 10 Los Angeles, CA — The Fonda Theatre # (Sold Out)
Oct 11 Los Angeles, CA — The Fonda Theatre #
Oct 13 Mesa, AZ — Nile Theater #
Oct 16 Oklahoma City, OK — Tower Theatre #
Oct 17 Austin, TX — Emo’s #
Oct 18 Dallas, TX — The Echo Lounge & Music Hall #
Oct 19 Houston, TX — White Oak Music Hall – Downstairs #
Oct 21 Tampa, FL — The Orpheum #
Oct 22 Orlando, FL — The Beacham #
Oct 24 Charlottesville, VA — The Jefferson Theater #
Oct 25 Baltimore, MD — Baltimore Soundstage #
Oct 26 Washington, D.C — 9:30 Club . #
Oct 28 Brooklyn, NY — Brooklyn Steel #
Oct 29 Philadelphia, PA — Theatre of Living Arts #
Oct 31 Boston, MA — Paradise Rock Club # (Sold Out)
Nov 01 Boston, MA — Paradise Rock Club #
* with Angel Du$t
# with Chat Pile
