Why Bonnie had a momentous 2022. In August, the Texas quintet released their first full-length LP, 90 In November, which landed somewhere between indie-rock and indie-folk, with just the right amount of twang. Blair Howerton started writing for the album after moving to New York from Texas, and her pen captured the nostalgia that always follows change, painting a rosy portrait of Texas.
Building on this momentum, the band started 2023 with two announcements: the release of a 90 In November B side, “Apple Tree,” and a spring tour. “Apple Tree,” a mellow track “about the parables we tell ourselves to make sense of things,” is a seamless addition to Why Bonnie’s discography.
Listen to “Apple Tree”:
Tour Dates:
Jan 15 Austin, TX Antone’s Nightclub*
Jan 19 Phoenix, AZ Valley Bar*
Jan 20 Los Angeles, CA Zebulon*
Jan 21 San Francisco, CA Cafe Du Nord*
Jan 23 Portland, OR Doug Fir Lounge*
Jan 24 Seattle, WA Barboza*
Jan 26 Salt Lake City, UT Kilby Court*
Jan 28 Denver, CO Hi-Dive*
Mar 9 Durham, NC Duke Coffeehouse#
Mar 10 Atlanta, GA 529 Bar#^
Mar 11 Nashville, TN The Basement#^
Mar 21 Chicago, IL Schubas Tavern#^
Mar 22 Columbus, OH Rumba Cafe#^
Mar 23 Washington, DC Comet Ping Pong#^
Mar 24 Philadelphia, PA Kung Fu Necktie#^
Mar 25 Ridgewood, NY TV Eye#
* with Sun June
# with Foyer Red
^ with Kolezanka
Tickets on sale Friday 1/13 at 10:00 AM local time.
