Amoeba Music

Soul Asylum celebrate their new album, Slowly But Shirley (out 9/27 on Blue Elan Records), with a live performance and signing at Amoeba Hollywood Wednesday, November 13th at 5pm!

The show is free/all-ages. Purchase of Slowly But Shirley at Amoeba Hollywood is required to attend the post-performance signing.

To attend signing:

- Purchase your copy of Slowly But Shirley in-store at Amoeba Hollywood beginning September 27th to receive a ticket to attend the signing and meet the band.

- Each ticket admits ONE to the signing. Each ticketholder may get 1 or 2 copies of the new album signed.

- No phone or online orders for this special event (in-store purchase only)

- Signing space is limited.

See the band on tour! Full tour dates here.

Since the ’80s, Soul Asylum have been a group known for their raucous but emphatic combination of punk energy, guitar-fueled firepower, and songs that range from aggressive to heartfelt. All of these things are present in spades on the Minneapolis band’s gloriously, joyously loose 13th studio album, Slowly But Shirley.

For Slowly But Shirley, it also helped that Soul Asylum turned to a familiar name for production: Steve Jordan, who had also produced the band’s 1990 effort And the Horse They Rode In On. Back when they first worked together, the members of Soul Asylum were still figuring out how best to capture their sound in the studio—and Jordan’s approach of having the band play live together in one room was ideal. “He taught us a language of players playing music in the studio,” Pirner says. “Which we were not at the time. We still didn't really understand what you were supposed to do in what order.” Decades later, both parties are in different places. Jordan is currently the drummer for the Rolling Stones, and Soul Asylum remains one of the most inspiring and hardworking bands in the rock scene, having broken through with the double-platinum 1992 album Grave Dancers Union.

Soul Asylum - Freak Accident (official lyric video)