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The lack of an official Jackie-O Motherfucker website hinders our delivery of cuss-filled news a little bit. We love announcing any news related to these Oregon experimentalists, mostly because saying their name makes us feel all naughty. But sometimes that news comes to us a little late, or we're too busy partying down in Texas to report it, or something.

So JOMF have been on tour for a little while, but those of you on the East Coast and in the Midwest still have a few chances to check 'em out in all their mutha effin' glory. They'll probably be performing songs off their latest record, Flags of the Sacred Harp, so please make up for our mistake and be in attendance.

Sun City Girl Sir Richard Bishop will also perform at most of the shows. He's touring in support of his latest record, Fingering the Devil, out on Southern Records.

Better late than never:

03-22 Brooklyn, NY - Union Pool *
03-23 Philadelphia, PA - The Khyber *
03-24 New York, NY - Tonic *
03-25 Bennington, VT - Bennington College *
03-26 Boston, MA - Pa's Lounge *
03-27 Providence, RI - AS220 *
03-28 Portland, ME - The Space *%
03-29 Amherst, MA - Prescott Tavern *
03-30 Buffalo, NY - Sound Lab *
03-31 Ithaca, NY - Cornell College *
04-01 Albany, NY - Valentine's *
04-06 Newport, KY - Southgate House #
04-07 Columbus, OH - Skylab Gallery #
04-08 Bloomington, IN - Indiana University at Dunn Meadow (WIUX Culture Shock) #$
04-09 Iowa City, IA - Hall Mall

* with Sir Richard Bishop
% with Akron/Family
# with Burning Star Core
$ with Koufax, Harry and the Potters, the Impossible Shapes, Alex Clark, Mustache!, Violins, Julian of the Spirits, the Merediths, Mysteries of Life, Jacob, Everything, Now!

For more Jackie-O related fun, head to Northsix in Brooklyn on April 3, where the JOMF side projects Inca Ore and Tunnels will both perform. At the end of the evening, both groups will join headlining band Heavy Winged for Heavy Incan Tunnels, a "one-time sonic meltdown of all three bands playing together," according to Heavy Winged member Brady Sansone. Whoa.

* Pitchfork Review: Jackie-O Motherfucker: Flags of the Sacred Harp