| THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA’S NEW VIDEO FOR “TO THE KEY OF EVERGREEN” GOES BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF TIME AND THE PHYSICAL REALM TO TELL A POIGNANT STORY OF LOVE Transit Blues Out 10/7; the Fall “Rise Up Tour” Kicks off 10/11 |
Most of The Devil Wears Prada’s videos have tread into unusual territories, and, as it tells a powerful love story that transcends time and space, the one for the band’s new song “To The Key of Evergreen,” is no exception.
With inspiration from Mike Hranica’s all-time favorite love story, Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita,” the “To The Key of Evergreen” video follows a young man who crosses impossible barriers of dimension and time to be with his true, lost love.
The video was directed by Maria Juranic who also directed Prada’s critically-acclaimed “First Sight” and “War” videos, as well as Doomtree’s “Final Boss.” Said Hranica, “Maria was able to distill into the video the love story’s warmth and emotion that is apparent in the song’s lyrics. Even her first edit blew us out of the water.”
“To The Key of Evergreen” is from the band’s upcoming album Transit Blues due out October 7 (Rise Records). To support the release, TDWP – Hranica/vocals, Jeremy DePoyster/guitar, vocals, Andy Trick/bass, Kyle Sipress guitar, joined by Giuseppe Capolupo/drums and Jonathan Gering/keyboards – will kick off “The Rise Up Tour” on October 11, co-headlining with Memphis May Fire. Silverstein will Special Guest* and Like Moths to Flames will open all shows. The full itinerary is below.
OCTOBER
11 Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO*
13 The Bottom Lounge, Chicago, IL*
14 The Opera House, Toronto, ONT Canada*
16 The Crofoot Ballroom, Pontiac, MI
18 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
19 Webster Hall, New York, NY
20 The Palladium, Worcester, MA
22 The Ritz, Raleigh, NC
23 The Masquerade, Atlanta, GA
24 Rocketown, Nashville, TN
26 Minglewood Hall, Memphis, TN
27 Warehouse Live, Houston, TX
28 The Door, Dallas, TX
29 Alamo City Music Hall, San Antonio, TX
31 Nile Theatre, Mesa, AZ
NOVEMBER
1 SOMA, San Diego, CA
2 Glasshouse, Pomona, CA
4 The UC Theatre, Berkeley, CA
* without Silverstein
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