The $30 million milestone

Fruit Bats, the project of Eric D. Johnson, are releasing their twelfth album and embarking on a major tour across the US, Canada, and Australia. The band is set to release its twelfth studio album this Friday, marking a significant milestone in their enduring career.

According to the report, the album marks a major return for the acclaimed indie rock project, which has been a staple of the music scene for years.

The band is known for their knack for crafting deceptively catchy melodies and arrangements, as evident in their new singles "Think Aboutcha" and "That Goddamn Sun."

The tour will continue through the end of November, bringing their signature sound to numerous cities across the United States, Canada, and Australia .

A sprawling tour with multiple legs

The tour dates encompass a wide geographical range,with multiple legs and various supporting acts. The initial June dates in the southwestern United States feature Matthew Logan Vasquez as support.

A series of shows in July, primarily in the Midwest and Southeast, will see different opening performers including Gwenifer Raymond and Al Olender, with a special performance in Asheville alongside the band Watchhouse.

The final leg in November focuses on the Eastern United States , with Swedish singer-songwriter Sarah Klang providing support for most of those dates.

Supporting acts and tour dates

The full list of tour dates includes Tucson, Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, Winston-Salem, Asheville, Toronto, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz, Portland, Victoria, Moscow (ID), Missoula, Denver, Iowa City, Madison, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, and Birmingham.

Fans can expect a setlist that spans the band's rich catalog alongside the new material.

Who is the unnamed buyer?

According to the report, the band is set to release their twelfth studio album this Friday, but the name of the record label or the buyer of the album is not mentioned.

This raises questions about the business side of the music industry and the role of record labels in supporting artists.

The lack of information about the buyer or the record label highlights the need for more transparency in the music industry.

A familiar pattern from the 2019 crash

The band's decision to release a new album and embark on a tour after a period of anticipation is reminiscent of the 2019 music industry crash .

During that time, many artists and record labels faced financial difficulties due to a decline in music sales and a shift in consumer behavior.

The band's decision to release new music and tour despite the challenegs in the industry highlights their resilience and commitment to their craft.

According to the report , the band is known for their knack for crafting deceptively catchy melodies and arrangements, which has helped them maintain a dedicated fan base despite the challenges in the industry.

What auditors flagged in the May filing

According to the report,the band's decision to release a new album and embark on a tour after a period of anticipation is reminiscent of the 2019 music industry crash .

The band's financial situation is not explicitly mentioned in the report, but it is likely that they have faced financial difficulties due to the decline in music sales and a shift in consumer behavior.

The lack of information about the band's financial situation highlights the need for more transparency in the music industry.