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Grammy-winning Tank and the Bangas share a new single and reveal an exciting lineup of tour dates across the U.S. this summer and fall.
Tank and the Bangas, the Grammy-winning New Orleans band, have just released “No Invite,” the second single from their forthcoming album The Last Balloon, arriving May 15 via Verve Forecast. Following the critically acclaimed lead single “Move,” featuring Lucky Daye, this new track continues to showcase their evolving sound. The Last Balloon marks the final installment in their trilogy after Green Balloon (2019) and Red Balloon (2022). Frontwoman Tarriona “Tank” Ball explains, “It’s the end of the balloons; we’re moving into a new space now.”
Produced by longtime collaborator Austin Brown, the album features prominent collaborators like Iman Omari, Tane Runo, Ledisi, and Jelly Joseph. The band is embracing new influences while maintaining the joyful emotion that defines their music. In addition to their studio work, Tank and the Bangas have announced a broad 2024 U.S. tour covering key cities such as New York, Boston, Detroit, Washington, D.C., Cleveland, Charlotte, and many more, with special guests Ariel J on most shows and Trombone Shorty joining select dates.
Since their 2017 NPR Tiny Desk Contest win and their recent Grammy for Best Spoken Word Poetry Album, Tank and the Bangas have built a strong reputation for sold-out performances across the U.S. and at major festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, Bonnaroo, and Newport Jazz Festival. Their live lineup now includes Ball, Norman Spencer II, along with new members Deven Trusclair, Kenaniah Turner, Rob Kellner, and Etienne Stoufflet.
Don’t miss your chance to see Tank and the Bangas bring their vibrant and evolving sound live. Secure affordable tickets early for their upcoming shows in your city while they remain available.
| Date | City | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 29 | Louisville, KY | Louisville Urban League Derby Gala | |
| May 2 | New Orleans, LA | The Joy Theater | |
| May 9 | Berkeley, CA | Zellerbach Hall | |
| May 17 | Cleveland, OH | Courage and Poetry: An Afternoon with Tank Ball | |
| June 2 | Charlotte, NC | Visulite Theatre | † |
| June 3 | Asheville, NC | The Grey Eagle | † |
| June 5 | Burlington, VT | Waterfront Park | |
| June 6 | Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn Bowl | † |
| June 7 | Boston, MA | The Sinclair | † |
| June 10 | Detroit, MI | El Club | † |
| June 12 | Kalamazoo, MI | Bell’s Eccentric Café/Back Room | † |
| June 13 | Indianapolis, IN | Rock the Ruins | * |
| June 16 | Cleveland, OH | Cain Park, Evans Amphitheater | * |
| June 17 | Pittsburgh, PA | Thunderbird Cafe and Music Hall | † |
| June 19 | Washington, D.C. | Lincoln Theatre | |
| June 20 | Carrboro, NC | Cat’s Cradle Outdoors | |
| July 2 | Portland, OR | Tom McCall Waterfront Park | |
| October 15 | Atlanta, GA | Terminal West | † |
| October 16 | Atlanta, GA | Terminal West | † |
| October 17 | Nashville, TN | Brooklyn Bowl | † |
| October 20 | Madison, WI | Majestic Theatre | † |
| October 21 | Iowa City, IA | Club Hancher | † |
| October 23 | Minneapolis, MN | Fine Line | † |
| October 24 | Chicago, IL | Thalia Hall | † |
| October 25 | St. Louis, MO | Off Broadway | † |
| November 5 | Kansas City, MO | The Truman | † |
| November 7 | Denver, CO | Gothic Theatre | † |
| November 8 | Salt Lake City, UT | The Commonwealth | † |
| November 10 | Seattle, WA | The Crocodile | † |
| November 13 | San Francisco, CA | August Hall | † |
| November 17 | Phoenix, AZ | Crescent Ballroom | † |
| November 19 | Austin, TX | Antone’s | † |
| November 20 | Austin, TX | Antone’s | † |
| November 21 | Houston, TX | Heights Theater | † |
Get ready for an unforgettable live experience as Tank and the Bangas continue to captivate audiences nationwide this year.
