Aaron Freeman Confirms FREEMAN Tour Dates and Album

Former Ween frontman Aaron Freeman will hit the road with his new solo band FREEMAN beginning with a slot at this year’s Lockn’ Festival in Arrington, VA. The band will then travel across most major markets around the country with a tour that stretches until November 8.

Joining Freeman on the road will be Chris Boerner (guitar), Joe Young (bass), Dave Godowsky (keys) and Kyle Keegan (drums). “The English and Western Stallion” is now available to stream below.

In addition to the tour the band will also release their self-titled debut album on July 22 via Partisan Records. Freeman discussed the record in a statement, saying that he wants this record to “pay homage to Ween.” “These are the same songs I would’ve written in Ween-except without [ex-bandmate] Mickey,” he said.

FREEMAN Tracklist:

Covert Discretion

The English And Western Stallion

(For a While) I Couldn’t Play My Guitar Like a Man

El Shaddai

Gimme One More

More than the World

All the Way to China

Golden Monkey

Delicate Green

There Is A Form

I Know A Girl

FREEMAN Tour Dates:

September 4-7 Arrington, VA—Lockn Festival

September 16 Providence, R.I.—Columbus Theater

September 17 Boston, Mass.—Sinclair

September 18 Burlington, Vt.—Higher Ground

September 19 Rochester, N.Y.—Lovin’ Cup

September 20 Cleveland, Ohio—Beachland Ballroom

September 21 Indianapolis, Ind.—Radio Radio

September 23 Detroit, Mich.—Magic Stick

September 24 Chicago, Ill.—Lincoln Hall

September 25 Milwaukee, Wis.—Turner Hall

September 26 Minneapolis, Minn.—Turf Club

September 27 Omaha, Neb.—Waiting Room

September 28 St. Louis, Mo.—Blueberry Hill

September 30 Columbus, Ohio.—The Basement

October 1 Pittsburgh, Pa.—Brillobox

October 2 Washington, D.C.—Rock ‘N’ Roll Hotel

October 3 Philadelphia, Pa.—Johnny Brenda’s

October 4 New York, N.Y.—Bowery Ballroom

October 22 New Orleans, La.—One Eyed Jacks

October 23 Houston, Texas—Fitzgerald’s

October 24 Dallas, Texas—The Loft

October 25 Austin, Texas—Parish

October 28 San Diego, Calif.—Casbah

October 30 Los Angeles, Calif.—The Roxy

October 31 San Francisco, Calif.—The Independent

November 1 Portland, Ore.—Doug Fir.

November 2 Seattle, Wash.—Tractor Tavern

November 5 Salt Lake City, Utah—State Room

November 6 Denver, Colo.—Bluebird

November 7 Kansas City, Mo.—Riot Room

November 8 Columbia, Mo.—Mojo’s