If anyone is looking for protest songs one has to look to the old school kats; Neil Young and D.O.A are throwing the gauntlet at corporate greed and its associated environmental degradation. The current generation of musicians are silent on these issues or maybe they’re just using instagram and snapchat for political ends, who knows? But what we do know is the legendary Vancity punk pioneers, D.O.A., are as vocal as ever. Their latest album Hard Rain Falling picks up where Dylan left off. The Times have changed and for the worse, time for action because Talk minus Action equals a big fat Zero. D.O.A have taken over the airwaves for their message.

They cross Canada for the umpteenth time in the Fall.

Wednesday September 16th – Jimmy Jazz, Guelph, ON
Thursday September 17th – This Ain’t Hollywood, Hamilton, ON
Friday September 18th – Bourbon, Barrie, ON
Saturday September 19th - Main Stage Riot Fest, Downsview Park, Toronto, ON – 2 PM
Saturday September 19th – Bovine Sex Club, Toronto, ON
Sunday September 20th - The Moustache, Oshawa, ON
Monday September 21st – Windsor Tavern, Van Kleek Hill, ON
Tuesday September 22nd – Katacombes, Montreal, QC
Wednesday September 23rd - Koto, Salem, MA
Thursday September 24th – Firehouse 13, Providence, RI
Friday September 25th - Kung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia, PA
Saturday September 26th – Bowery Electric, New York City, NY
Sunday September 27th – Soul Sounds Inc, Sayville, NY
Tuesday September 29th -Joe Keithley solo acoustic, Cherry Cola, Toronto, ON
Tuesday October 6th – Spirit Bar, Nelson, BC
Wednesday October 7th – Byng Roadhouse, Cranbrook, BC
Thursday October 8th – The Vat, Red Deer, AB
Friday October 9th – Brixx, Edmonton, AB
Saturday October 10th - Joe Keithley solo show 3 PM, Cask & Barrel, Edmonton, AB
Saturday October 10th Saturday October 10th – Nite Owl, Calgary, AB
Saturday November 7th – Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, BC