The Black Crowes<\/span><\/p> “For the tour, we’re discussing bringing back some old things that we used to do, that people haven’t heard in a long time, which is exciting,” he says. “We love that our music still means something…enough to people to come be a part of it and feel it — and jump up and down.”<\/p>\n “Typically, I’ll send Chris more finished songs and then we’ll get together and kind of work out smaller arrangement things, but It’s kind of a little bit more done than normal,” Rich Robinson<\/a> tells UCR in a separate interview. “But on this record, we wanted to use the studio [as a tool].”<\/p>\n “I had songs [that weren’t as far along], you know, verses and choruses, maybe a couple of bridges, just a general idea of what it was going to be,” he explained. “Chris would hear a chorus as a verse and a verse as a chorus, and we would try that out. Sometimes it works, sometimes it didn’t.”<\/p>\n Whiskey Myers<\/span><\/p> With over 40 tour dates on tap, it will be a busy summer for the Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers. The Southern Hospitality<\/em> tour will take them from Austin to many other markets, including Nashville, New York, Detroit, Toronto and St. Louis.<\/p>\n “It’s changed a lot. Of course, our audience has changed. I think people’s attitudes at concerts have changed,” Chris says of the live experience. “But ultimately, to get out there and to make a racket and to get the energy flowing, and to know that people are involved in these songs in their lives, in the same way that they’re intertwined in our experiences, [is really great].”<\/p>\n “Doing a full tour in 2026 is incredible. You know what I mean? Like that people care that we have this level of success and that people still enjoy it, and that these songs are in their lives. They’re part of my life, and they’re a part of your life. And I think that’s always been really important to us.”<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> The Black Crowes Announce 2026 Summer Tour<\/a><\/p>\n Rock reunions are creating some of the biggest headlines for 2026 \u2013 but there are lots of other huge shows on the way.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Nick DeRiso<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\nThe Crowes Embraced the Unpredictable Moments On Their New Album<\/h3>\n
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