The band will perform Our Endless Numbered Days in its entirety (and with an orchestra) in Cincinnati, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.



Sub Pop and Iron & Wine will celebrate the 15th anniversary of Our Endless Numbered Days with the release of a newly expanded deluxe edition on CD/2xLP/DL worldwide on March 22nd, 2019. This version will feature eight previously never before heard demos, new artwork, and a 12-page booklet including liner notes from author Amanda Petrusich. You can now hear the demo version of ”Passing Afternoon” here.

Iron & Wine received its second Grammy nomination in two years as “Best Folk Album” for 2018’s Weed Garden. Their previous nomination was for “Best Americana Album” for 2017’s Beast Epic.





Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe Edition) is now available for preorder from Sub Pop. LP preorders in North America through megamart.subpop.com and select independent retailers will receive the limited Loser edition on opaque pea green vinyl (while supplies last). There will also be a new T-shirt design available. For LP preorders of Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe Edition) in Europe and the UK from select independent retailers will receive the limited Loser edition on opaque dark green vinyl (while supplies last).

Iron & Wine

Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe Edition)

Tracklisting:



1. On Your Wings

2. Naked as We Came

3. Cinder and Smoke

4. Sunset Soon Forgotten

5. Teeth in the Grass

6. Love and Some Verses

7. Radio War

8. Each Coming Night

9. Free Until They Cut Me Down

10. Fever Dream

11. Sodom, South Georgia

12. Passing Afternoon

13. Naked as We Came (demo)

14. Cinder and Smoke (demo)

15. Teeth in the Grass (demo)

16. Love and Some Verses (demo)

17. Free Until They Cut Me Down (demo)

18. Fever Dream (demo)

19. Sodom, South Georgia (demo)

20. Passing Afternoon (demo)







[Photo Credit : Kim Black]

Sam Beam, aka Iron & Wine, released Our Endless Numbered Days, his second album, in March of 2004. It followed his seemingly out of nowhere debut arrival, The Creek Drank the Cradle (2002) which was a quiet word of mouth treasure. Our Endless Numbered Days was recorded in Chicago and was the first in a string of releases to be produced by Brian Deck (Red Red Meat, Modest Mouse, Ugly Casanova, etc.).



Our Endless Numbered Days, which has sold over 556,000 copies, marked many firsts for Beam both professionally and personally and as Petrusich so rightly calls it in her liner notes “Our Endless Numbered Days is a timeless record about the passage of time.”



Upon its release SPIN called the record a “masterwork” one that is “self-assured, spellbinding, and richly, refreshingly adult.” Pitchfork, which gave the original album “Best New Music,” had this to say, “An astoundingly progressive record: Beam has successfully transgressed his cultural pigeonhole without sacrificing any of his dusty allure.”

Iron & Wine Tour Dates + Ticket Links

In conjunction with the re-issue, Iron & Wine will team up with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the National Symphony Orchestra and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra to perform the record in its entirety. Arrangements are being handled by noted composer David Campbell (Adele, Michael Jackson, Beck), whom will also conduct the LA Philharmonic.

These shows will include two sets – one with the orchestra and one solo acoustic – and feature songs from throughout the nearly 20-year career of Iron & Wine. These are the only scheduled performances of this nature planned around the anniversary of Our Endless Numbered Days.

Mar. 22 - Cincinnati, OH - Taft Hall w/ Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Mar. 24 - Los Angeles, CA - Disney Hall w/ Los Angeles Philharmonic

TBA - Washington, DC - Kennedy Center w/ National Symphony Orchestra

