Jon Spencer show at The Hope & Ruin, Brighton, UK on 24 May 2026.
Tickets: https://wegottickets.com/f/21475
nb. Last minute secret show announced on 23 May 2026.
Jon Spencer show at The Hope & Ruin, Brighton, UK on 24 May 2026.
Tickets: https://wegottickets.com/f/21475
nb. Last minute secret show announced on 23 May 2026.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b0TPYbPELY
“Joining us this week, the inimitable Jon Spencer. Jon talks us through Pussy Galore, Blues Explosion, Heavy Trash, working with Steve Albini, US punk networks, record shops, and his current band.
We also get onto The Fall, Jon supporting them on the 1993 US tour, infamous gigs in Philadelphia, Reading and Connecticut, Brix, Mark E. Smith, Elena, bass amps, rockabilly, the Brix-era records, and imitating Steve’s bass sound. Hope you enjoy!”
“Orange Slice Blues” is off SONGS OF PERSONAL LOSS AND PROTEST set for release June 12th on vinyl, CD (with added tracks – the 2024 SICK OF BEING SICK mini-LP), and all digital platforms via Shove Records, Bronze Rat Records in the EU/UK, and Sony Japan in Japan. Stream/Pre-order here: https://shoverecords.lnk.to/orangesliceblues
Jon Spencer, Kendall Wind, Spider Bowman
Video by Andrew Hooper & Skyler Smith
Jon Spencer – Current Tour Dates:
Ween – White Pepper reissued on green pepper vinyl and as part of the 10 CD ‘Brown Box’ on Friday, May 8, 2026.
White Pepper features Russell Simins on the track ‘Stroker Ace’.
“Out first in 2000, White Pepper found Pennsylvania’s Ween in markedly different spirits from the fraught introspection that would define the Quebec album three years later. Having left Elektra and with a streamlined studio bench, Gene and Dean would access classic pop structure for the first time, lessening the tape-fuzz chaos. Rumour has it, the title is a Beatles nod: ‘Exactly Where I’m At’ and ‘Even If You Don’t’ wear the harmonic ambition openly, but ‘Stay Forever’ and ‘She’s Your Baby’ settle down to sincere, disarming romanticism. Even the absurdist streak (‘Bananas And Blow’) lands breezier than corrosive. Personally, the band were still functioning as a cohesive unit, touring heavily but not yet at the breaking point that would sully the Quebec sessions.” – Juno.co.uk