Princess Goes Talk "Exciting" US Tour Amid New Music & "Ketamine" Remixes
It's a big month for Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum! The avant-indie supergroup, comprised of Michael C. Hall, Peter Yanowitz and Matt Katz-Bohen, is about to head out on their first U.S. tour this March and the trio couldn't be more excited. With the shows almost sold out and new music on the horizon leading with their upcoming EP, the Ketamine Remixes, the band's vocalist Hall, and instrumentalists Yanowitz and Katz-Bohen tell PopCulture.com's Tania Hussain exclusively they will be playing a new set of songs for their North American tour, a joy Yanowitz says is "exciting in itself."
With their tour kicking off on Sunday, March 20, in Pioneertown, California, the band released the first track off their Ketamine Remixes on Friday in celebration of the occasion, with the song that started it all for them, "Ketamine." Asking if the EP, along with some new music, is going to be sprinkled into the tour, Hall tells PopCulture they might perform a "sort of version" of one of the remixes on the next leg of the tour. "We also include in our set some songs that have yet to be released, and that will likely be on an upcoming, full-length that we pretty much have in the can," he said. "I'm not sure when that entire record will be released, but we will likely be, if nothing else, releasing singles from that record before the year is out, for sure."
