The MOO Tour Featuring King Tuff Stopping At The Turf Club 5/12

King Tuff will be bringing The MOO Tour to The Turf Club in Saint Paul on May 12th.

Following the release of 2023’s Smalltown Stardust, King Tuff found himself a bit lost. He had felt lost since 2016. Both Smalltown Stardust and 2018’s The Other had been departures from his sound, and while they were both new sonic places that he needed to explore, neither album felt all that fun to perform live. Every show he would just be looking forward to playing his older, wilder material. So when he decided to make a new record, it only seemed right to go back to what has always brought him the most joy, Rock & Roll music.

A few months before starting MOO, Thomas fell in love. So, MOO is mostly love songs, with the exception of a song about rodents and a song about getting an oil change. But those are actually love songs too. MOO is a full circle moment. A return to form. A return to rock. A return to Vermont. A return to himself. Reconnecting the dots. Restarting the engine. Plugging in the stack. Finally letting King Tuff be King. F*cking. Tuff.

Caution will be opening up the show. Caution is equal parts Cash Langdon and Nora Button. After meeting in Washington, D.C., where they played together in art punk quartet Saturday Night, they got together in 2019 to form a new project called Caution, living between DC & Baltimore. Pulling elements from shoegaze, post punk, indie pop, and even country, the Caution sound continued to morph. Caution self-released the single "Unsaid/Standing On a Corner of Myself" in October 2019 and then the EP, What You Sell, in April 2020. As the pandemic began with Button’s move to Minneapolis and Langdon’s move to Birmingham, Alabama, the future of Caution seemed unclear. With a renewed desire to continue to create in tandem, the two began writing and recording long distance.

“Caution” is a look into two different lives, separated by half a continent.

Tickets are still available HERE!