By Jane Cohen and Bob Grossweiner

The Manchester Orchestra just can’t get off the road. Supporting its debut album, “I’m Like A Virgin Losing A Child,” the rousing five piece Atlanta-based band heads out on its fourth tour this year, this time a 19-date co-headlining tour with the Annuals beginning Oct. 26 in its hometown.

Only available on the upcoming tour, Manchester Orchestra and Annuals will offer fans an exclusive limited edition split 7-inch single, which contains a cover of Manchester Orchestra’s song “Where Have You Been?” by the Annuals and a cover of the Annuals “Brother” by Manchester Orchestra. For the artwork, each band re-interpreted the other’s album art.

Since the album’s release, Manchester Orchestra has performed at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Austin City Limits, and the Reading and Leeds festivals. The band is also scheduled to play live on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” on Oct. 31.

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Their soon-to-be released documentary “What’s Left Behind” follows the band for one week
through Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and the Carolinas while on tour and highlights the close bond forged between band members and the importance of family and friends.

Manchester Orchestra itinerary:

October 26 Drunken Unicorn Atlanta, GA
October 27 Cat¹s Cradle Carrboro, NC
October 28 Rock & Roll Hotel Washington, DC
October 30 Northstar Philadelphia, PA
October 31 Bowery Ballroom New York, NY
November 1 Great Scott Boston, MA
November 2 Le Gymnase Montreal, QC
November 3 Mod Club Toronto, ON
November 5 Shelter Detroit, MI
November 6 Subterranean Chicago, IL
November 7 Varsity Minneapolis, MN
November 10 Crocodile Cafe Seattle, WA
November 11 Plaza Club Vancouver, BC
November 12 Doug Fir Lounge Portland, OR
November 14 Bottom of the Hill San Francisco, CA
November 15 Troubadour Los Angeles, CA
November 16 Epicentre San Diego, CA
November 17 Clubhouse Tempe, AZ
November 19 Hi-Drive Denver, CO
November 20 The Bottleneck Lawrence, KS

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