Trey Anastasio will hit the road with his new project Ghosts Of The Forest next month. Ghosts Of The Forest will end their debut tour with shows at the Greek Theatres in Los Angeles on April 19 and Berkeley on April 20 featuring opening sets from Yo La Tengo and Khruangbin respectively. The Phish frontman discussed both support acts in a new interview with Mike Greenhaus of Relix.

“I had hoped that the two Greek shows, in two different cities, would end up taking on the quality of one singular event, like the Island Tour from ‘98,” Anastasio told Relix in reference to Phish’s famed April 2 – 5, 1998 series of shows in Uniondale, New York and Providence, Rhode Island. “Yo La Tengo and Khruangbin both have antheir fiction between events.

Maia Jenkins: Maia Jenkins grew up in Singapore and France but moved back to the UK in 2009. In October 2013 she won the GQ Norman Mailer Student Writing Prize for her essay ‘To the Weakness of Others’, which was published in the July 2014 issue of GQ. She also won the Baileys Prize/Grazia First Chapter competition, and was recently published in Grazia magazine. Her short memoir piece, ‘Lessons’, appeared in Litro #132; her reviews of the stage production of American Psycho and Galveston, by True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto, have appeared in Litro online. She is currently working on her first novel, All a Darkness.

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