Interpol Announce More North American Tour Dates

Interpol have already spent many weeks on the road spreading songs from its self-titled fourth LP and the band intends to keep a good thing going. Today, the band announced a short North American tour that will begin Jan. 27 in Vancouver and conclude Feb. 19 at the House of Blues in Boston. Between those dates, the band will play a huge homecoming show at New York City's Radio City Music Hall and hit some big theatres in cities such as San Francisco, Boulder and Chicago.

As of now, it appears Interpol will remain on the road until late March, with nothing set for the four-month break for their summer tour with U2. The band has had a big comeback but is still dogged by questions about the departure of fashionista bassist Carlos D and his subsequent replacement with David Pajo.

"With all due respect to Mr. Carlos D., I'm glad that he left, and that he's happy," drummer Sam Fogarino told Spinner in September. "Because I'm happy here, and I don't want to be around people that are unhappy. I never want to go through that again. Nobody should."

Here are the full headlining dates for the North American jaunt:

Jan. 27 -- Orpheum: Vancouver
Jan. 28 -- Showbox Sodo: Seattle
Jan. 29 -- Roseland Theatre: Portland
Jan. 31 -- Warfield Theatre: San Francisco
Feb. 02 -- RIMAC Arena: La Jolla
Feb. 04 -- UCSB Events Center: Santa Barbara
Feb. 07 -- The Venue: Salt Lake City
Feb. 08 -- Boulder Theater: Boulder
Feb. 12 -- Riviera Theatre: Chicago
Feb. 15 -- Sound Academy: Toronto
Feb. 16 -- Metropolis: Montreal
Feb. 17 -- Radio City Music Hall: New York
Feb. 19 -- House of Blues: Boston