Eels Share “Today Is the Day” Video Starring Mike Mitchell (Randy on Netflix’s “Love”)
The Deconstruction Due Out April 6 via E Works/PIAS
Feb 21, 2018 EELS
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Eels (the project of Mark Oliver Everett) are releasing a new album, The Deconstruction, on April 6 via E Works/PIAS. Previously Everett shared its title track, “The Deconstruction,” as well as the upbeat “Today Is the Day.” Now “Today Is the Day” has a video. Gus Black directed the sweet video, which stars Mike Mitchell, who plays Randy on the Netflix comedy Love (which makes sense since Everett is also sometimes on that show). Mitchell sings and dances to the song on a suburban street while clutching a bouquet of flowers. Everett cameos as someone less happy. Watch it below, followed by Eels’ upcoming tour dates.
Everett had this to say about the album in a previous press release: “Here are 15 new Eels tracks that may or may not inspire, rock, or not rock you. The world is going nuts. But if you look for it, there is still great beauty to be found. Sometimes you don’t even have to look for it. Other times you have to try to make it yourself. And then there are times you have to tear something apart to find something beautiful inside.”
Eels Tour Dates:
May 28-Pomona, CA-The Glass House*
May 30-Los Angeles, CA-Fonda Theatre
May 31-San Francisco, CA-The Fillmore
June 1-Portland, OR-Crystal Ballroom
June 2-Seattle, WA-The Showbox
June 5-Minneapolis, MN-First Avenue
June 6-Chicago, IL-Thalia Hall
June 8-Boston, MA-House of Blues
June 9-Brooklyn, NY-Brooklyn Steel
June 10-Philadelphia, PA-Union Transfer
June 11-Washington, DC-Lincoln Theatre
June 17-Mannheim, Germany-Maifeld Derby Festival
June 18-Utrecht, Netherlands-Tivoli Vredenburg
June 23-Cesena, Italy- Acieloaperto - Rocca Malatestiana
June 25-Munich, Germany-TonHalle
June 28-Berlin, Germany-Tempodrom
June 29-Hamburg, Germany-Grosse Freiheit
July 2-London, UK-O2 Academy Brixton
July 3-Manchester, UK-Manchester Academy
July 4-Glasgow, UK-O2 Academy
July 6-Dublin, Ireland-Iveagh Gardens
July 8-Werchter, Belgium-Rock Werchter
July 9-Paris, France-Olympia
July 13-Lisbon, Portugal-NOS Alive Festival
July 16-Feldkirch, Austria-Poolbar Festival
July 17-Vienna, Austria-Arena
July 20-Lucerne, Switzerland-KKL Blue Balls Festival
* warm up show
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