The Current presents

HAIM

with Dora Jar

Doors 6:30 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. | All Ages

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Haim

4x GRAMMY-nominated Southern California rock trio HAIM have announced they will embark on the “I quit tour” this Fall, with dates starting in North America in early September. The tour, in support of the band’s upcoming fourth studio album I quit – out June 20th (Columbia Records) – will see the sisters play 23 cities in North America and 7 cities across the UK. North America dates kick off in Philadelphia, PA at TD Pavilion at the Mann on September 4th and end October 11th in Santa Barbara, CA at Santa Barbara Bowl. HAIM will begin the UK leg of “I quit tour” on October 24th in Nottingham at Motorpoint Arena and wrap up on October 31st in Glasgow at OVO Hydro (see below for full list of tour dates – Dora Jar will support in select cities). Artist pre-sale starts Thursday May 1st at10 am local time; to sign up for the artist presale click HERE. General on sale starts Friday May 2nd at 10am local time.

Anticipation for HAIM’s upcoming album I quit has been growing rapidly as the band have just released their new single and video “Down to be wrong.” Rolling Stone called the track “a slow-burning rocker of supreme self-preservation in the wake of heartbreak — one that quietly simmers in the verses, and builds to a cathartic release of reflections,” while Paste describes it as “anthemic pop resilience” and The Independent raves “Haim are glorious on ‘Down to Be Wrong’”. This comes on the heels of releasing lead single “Relationships” and album track “Everybody’s trying to figure me out.” Upon the release of “Everybody’s trying to figure me out,” Consequence declared, “HAIM kick off single girl summer,” while Uproxx said the track, “unravels a people pleasing panic attack,” and Clash declared it, “leads into HAIM’s new era…tune in now.”

Dora Jar

Born in New York but raised in LA, the 24-year-old singer’s formative sound has already captured the attention of NPR, The New York Times, W Magazine, Billboard, Pigeons & Planes, Pitchfork, and more. Dora quickly grew an audience with gentle indie rock tracks like “Multiply”, and her eclectic, playful, but mature songwriting skills led to the release of her debut EP, Digital Meadow in 2021, followed by 2022’s comfortably in pain. Over the course of 2022, she blessed fans with alluring singles “Bumblebee”, “Bump” and “Spell”, and joined Billie Eilish on her 'Happier Than Ever World Tour' in the US, Australia, and New Zealand. After selling out her first North American headline tour in 2022, Dora embarked on a national arena tour with The 1975 in 2023, playing sold-out shows at legendary venues like TD Garden in Boston and Madison Square Garden in New York City. Teasing her debut album with fresh singles "Timelapse" and "She Loves Me", Dora Jar is gearing up for an exciting next chapter in 2024.