When iconic alt/rockers the Pixies say they're taking the "Doolittle Tour" on a world tour, they don't mean just the major capitals around the globe.  So, the band - Black Francis, Kim Deal, Joey Santiago and David Lovering - is happy to announce that the celebration of the 20th anniversary of their beloved 1989 album will continue by taking the production - the biggest the band has ever mounted - to 19 secondary U.S. markets, including a stop at the Louisville Palace on November 9.

"Two years and counting in this celebration of Doolittle's 20th anniversary," laughed drummer Lovering.  "But people keep asking us to bring 'Doolittle' to their city, and we're really happy to do it."

For these tour dates, the Pixies have invited the West Palm Beach indie rock band Surfer Blood to open the shows from the tour’s kick off in Montclair through to the North Charleston date on November 11.  Imaginary Cities, who toured with the Pixies this past Spring, will join the band in Memphis on November 14 and stay through to the tour’s conclusion.  “We are all big fans of Surfer Blood,” said Pixies’ Black Francis.  “They’re a young and energetic band and write great songs.  And it will be terrific to have Imaginary Cities back on the road with us.  They were a big success on our Canadian tour earlier this year.”

On the "Doolittle Tour," the band will perform all of the songs from their 1989 classic Doolittle and its related B-sides.  "Weird at My School," "Dancing the Manta Ray," and "Bailey's Walk" among them.  Doolittle, rated the second-best album of all-time by the NME, was the band's third album and the first to chart on Billboard's album charts, and includes classics such as "Debaser," "Wave of Mutilation," "Here Comes Your Man," "Hey," and "Gouge Away."