L7 Will Celebrate 30 Years Of ‘Bricks Are Heavy’ With A Reissue + Fall Tour – Wildfire Music + News Skip to content Search for: Search Wildfire Music + News Latest Articles Interviews Concerts Videos tours vinyl About Archives Grunge, Hard Rock, Tours, Vinyl L7 Will Celebrate 30 Years Of ‘Bricks Are Heavy’ With A Reissue + Fall Tour Date: April 15, 2022Author: Hannah Means-Shannon [Cover photo credit to Damion Romero] 30 years ago on April 14, 1992, female-driven Hard Rock and Grunge pioneer band L7’s breakthrough third album, Bricks Are Heavy was released on Slash Records. In celebration, they have announced the special Bricks Are Heavy 30th anniversary reissue, set to be released September 30th on Licorice Pizza Records. The new edition will include all 11 tracks digitally remastered by Howie Weinberg (Ramones, Pixies, Metallica). Produced by Butch Vig (Nirvana, Garbage, Smashing Pumpkins) this limited edition reissue will be available with special packaged gold and black vinyl. As the band’s vocalist/guitarist Donita Sparks states: After all these years, we began thinking it is strange that we have never received a proper accounting of actual sales to date for this record. We were so close to Certified Gold 30 years ago, surely we have crossed the line by now. So we thought to hell with it, we are declaring ourselves Gold and making our own gold records. Get ‘em while they are hot. Fans can expect never before seen content and “over the top packaging,” says Sparks, “We are going to pull out all the stops for this release. Together with Licorice Pizza this is going to be one tasty treat.” To mark the occasion, the band has also announced a Bricks Are Heavy North American Fall Tour where they will perform the seminal album live, and in full for the first time ever, including fan favorite “Shitlist,” famously featured in Natural Born Killers. Bricks Are Heavy 2022 Tour Dates 10/3: Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl 10/4: Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade (Heaven) 10/6: New York, NY @ Irving Plaza 10/7: Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw 10/9: Boston, MA @ Big Night Live 10/10: Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer 10/12: Toronto, ON @ Opera House 10/13: Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall 10/14: Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall 10/15: Chicago, IL @ Metro 10/17: Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue 10/19: Denver, CO @ Summit 10/22: Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre 10/23: Seattle, WA @ Neptune Theatre 10/24: Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall 10/27: Los Angeles, CA @ Regent Theater 10/28: Los Angeles, CA @ Regent Theater Share this: Twitter Facebook Like this: Like Loading... Post navigation Previous Previous post: Counterpunch’s “Rewire” Tackles Double Standards In Faith Next Next post: Chris Bathgate’s “Don’t Look Back” Personalizes A Greek Myth Follow Us Twitter Facebook Instagram Search Search Most Popular Articles All Time Is Fluid On Kenny Shore's 'Time Stands Still' Bird Streets Dives Into 'Lagoon' With Expansive Collaboration 1960s LA Garage Band The Sons Of Adam Get A Complete Recordings Release Classic Hard Rock Band Talas Returns With '1985' Watch Crobot's Video For "Golden" Honoring Chris Cornell's Legacy Building ‘New Alchemy’ – A Conversation With Sleepyhead's Rachael McNally and Chris O’Rourke Vocal Group The Manhattan Transfer Rings In Half A Century With 'Fifty' Album Carla Olson And Stephen McCarthy Announce Duet Album 'Night Comes Falling' New Riders Of The Purple Sage Live Album 'Lyceum 72' Gets A 50th Anniversary Release "Clarity" From Seven Purple Tigers Breaks Free From Introspection Tweets by _WildfireMusic © 2022 Wildfire Music + News Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email Name Website %d bloggers like this: