HIGH UP RADIATE WITH ENERGY & POWER
ON DEBUT ‘YOU ARE HERE’
following some sweet love from Pop Matters + tour announcement and track premiere at Brooklyn Vegan
Check out the interview with Christine Fink + listen to the latest “Alabama to the Basement”
Preorder the debut album You Are Here (TL-110)
February 23, 2018
High Up tours with Whispertown starting March 1. All dates are below:
3/1 Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle
3/2 Lexington, KY – Willie’s Locally Known
3/3 Birmingham, AL – The Nick
3/4 Muscle shoals, AL – 116
3/5 Nashville, TN – The Basement
3/7 Savannah, GA – Graveface Records & Curiosities (Savannah Stopover Fest)
3/8 Athens, GA – The World Famous
3/10 Chapel Hill, NC – The Cave
3/11 DC – Black Cat (backroom)
3/13 New York, NY – Berlin
3/14 Philadelphia, PA – Bourbon and Branch
3/15 Cleveland, OH -Coda
3/16 Indianapolis, IN – Pioneer
3/17 St. Louis – TBD
3/18 Davenport, IA – Racoon Motel
Tues 3/20 Denver, CO – Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox
3/21 Salt Lake City, UT – TBD
3/22 Boise, ID – Treefort Festival (Official Festival Slot)
3/23 Boise, ID – Treefort Festival (Noisy Ghost / Graveface Day Party)
3/25 San Francisco, CA – Neck of the Woods
3/27 Los Angeles, CA – Bootleg Theatre
3/29 ABQ – The Gold House
3/30 Fort Collins, CO – Surfside 7
3/31 Omaha, NE – Slowdown
Singer Christine Fink moved to Omaha from Muscle Shoals to be closer to her sister Orenda (Azure Ray), and soon they started a band with Josh Soto, Todd Fink (The Faint) and Matt Focht (Head of Femur, Bright Eyes). High Up‘s collaboration is a mix of indie rock, punk and soul that showcases Christine’s powerful vocals and Orenda’s seasoned songwriting, which draws from a wide variety of influences such as Janis Joplin (who Christine is frequently compared to at live shows from misty-eyed ex-hippies), Sam Cooke, and Screamin’ Jay Hawkins to Dead Kennedys, and The Birthday Party
Their debut album You Are Here (TL-110) will be released February 23 on Team Love. It was produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, First Aid Kit, Monsters of Folk) at ARC Studios in Omaha, Nebraska.
(expected to ship February 1)
Listen to the second single from TL-102 at Impose Magazine.
– Omaha’s High Up has crafted a high energy ode to “The American Dream” in their new track “Your System Failed You”
ELLE Magazine premiered the video for “Two Weeks”
and named it one of the 10 best songs to listen to in January:
The song is a fresh take on an old trope—telling a job to shove it.
debut EP: January 20, 2017
digital + cassette preorder: BANDCAMP | TL WEBSTORE