In a surprise move no one saw coming, Soul Coughing has reunited for the first time in 25 years. The alternative rock band, famous for their eclectic fusion of genres, kicked off their return with a performance of their hit song "Super Bon Bon" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night, marking their first television appearance in decades.

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The reunion isn't just a one-off event. Soul Coughing has embarked on a 17-date U.S. tour, which began on September 10 in San Diego, CA, and will conclude with a two-night celebration at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY, on October 4 and 5. Tickets for the tour are on sale now, with fans eager to catch the band live after a quarter-century hiatus.

SOUL COUGHING - TOUR 2024

SEPTEMBER
10 - San Diego, CA - Belly Up Tavern
11 - San Diego, CA - Belly Up Tavern
13 - Los Angeles, CA - The Bellwether
14 & 15 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
17 - Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom
18 - Seattle, WA - The Showbox
20 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot
21 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre
22 - Boulder, CO - Boulder Theater
24 - Minneapolis, MN - Palace Theatre
25 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre
27 - Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Small's Theatre
28 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
29 - Boston, MA - Roadrunner

OCTOBER
3 - Philadelphia, PA - Franklin Music Hall
4 & 5 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel

About Soul Coughing:
Formed in 1992, Soul Coughing quickly gained a cult following with their unique blend of drum & bass, rock, hip-hop, and jazz. Known for their offbeat sound, the band released three critically acclaimed albums before disbanding in 2000. Frontman Mike Doughty, keyboardist Mark degli Antoni, bassist Sebastian Steinberg, and drummer Yuval Gabay have since pursued individual careers, but the reunion marks a long-awaited moment for fans of their quirky, genre-bending music.

This tour celebrates the band's legacy, with setlists featuring tracks from their entire discography, including the groundbreaking albums Ruby Vroom (1994), Irresistible Bliss (1996), and El Oso (1998). Fans who’ve loved their eclectic sound for decades, and new listeners who’ve discovered them through platforms like video games and TV, are in for a nostalgic and electrifying ride.

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