Alison Wonderland Has News Regarding Her Tour, Her Album and McLovin

If you know THUMP, you know Alison Wonderland. Her words have graced our pages, her music has sat on our charts, her mixes have been part of our celebrations, and her Instagrams have prompted many a rapid double-tap from our staff. Today, she announced a ménage à trois of music and music-related news that will be warmly welcomed by her cult fanbase. In the next few months, Wonderland will launch her first North American tour, release her debut album and drop a music video featuring Christopher Mintz-Plasse AKA McLovin of Superbad.

Run, Wonderland's highly-anticipated full-length, comes on the heels of a five-track EP that was released earlier last year, Come Down. It became a staple for festival DJs and angsty teens alike for its earnest lyrics and sea floor-scraping bass. Coupled with the reception of her most recent single, "U Don't Know" featuring Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips, have many expecting big things from Run. Set for release through Astralwerks on April 7, the album is available for pre-order here.

The announcement of Alison's first North American tour will be similarly well-recieved by her stateside fans that have long been clamouring to get a taste of her legendary Australian shows. Including stops at both weekends of Coachella, the tour will take her to 13 additional cities including NYC, Miami, Vancouver, Denver, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.

Alison Wonderland Tour Dates:
April 3 - Vancouver, BC - Seasons Festival
April 4 - Edmonton, AB - Northern Lights Festival
April 11 - Indio, CA - Coachella Music & Arts Festival
April 15 - Seattle, WA - Q Nightclub
April 18 - Indio, CA - Coachella Music & Arts Festival
April 24 - Chicago, IL - The Mid
May 1 - New York, NY - Webster Hall
May 2 - Miami, FL - Grand Central
May 8 - Toronto, ON - The Hoxton
May 9 - Montreal, QC - NewsSpeak
May 14 - Denver, CO - Bluebird Theater
May 15 - San Francisco, CA - 1015 Folsom
May 16 - Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre

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