Night Sweats leader will release new solo album in early 2020
Nathaniel Rateliff
has announced a 2020 tour in conjunction with a yet-to-be announced solo album arriving next year via Stax Records. The month-long tour criss-crosses the U.S. in spring, beginning in Minneapolis and ending in San Francisco. Rateliff’s tour promises to be a combination of solo/acoustic performances and Rateliff backed by a full band.
Dubbed the And Its Still Alright Tour, the trek will support Rateliff’s first solo album since 2013’s. Opening acts on the tour include Damien Jurado, Courtney Marie Andrews and the Still Tide.earlier this yearRateliff also mentioned that some of the material he had been thinking about revisiting dated back to a project he had been discussing with late producer Richard Swift. “It was something him and I had talked about putting together,” he said.
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