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Hear The New Grizzly Bear Track "Sleeping Ute," Plus Tour Dates

If you've spent any part of the last six years around indie music, you probably don't need us to tell you to listen to a new song from Grizzly Bear. The first track off their follow-up to 2009's awesome Veckatimest, "Sleeping Ute" is an appropriately big song that encompasses all the layered melodies you'd expect from such intricate songwriters given three years to work on a record. Their new album is due September 18. Hear "Sleeping Ute" below, and check their autumn tour dates at the bottom:

New album track list:

1. Sleeping Ute

2. Speak In Rounds

3. Adelma

4. Yet Again

5. The Hunt

6. A Simple Answer

7. What's Wrong

8. gun-shy

9. Half Gate

10. Sun In Your Eyes

Grizzly Bear tour dates:

9.16 Knoxville, TN: Tennessee Theater
9.17 Atlanta, GA: The Tabernacle
9.18 Nashville, TN: Ryman Auditorium
9.20 Washington, DC: 9:30 Club
9.21 Washington, DC: 9:30 Club
9.22 Boston, MA: Orpheum Theater
9.23 Montreal, QC: L'Olympia
9.24 New York, NY: Radio City Music Hall
9.26 Toronto, ON: Massey Hall
9.28 Cincinnati, OH: MidPoint Music Festival
9.29 Champaign, IL: Pygmalion Music Festival
9.30 Chicago, IL: Riviera Theatre

10.01 Minneapolis, MN: First Avenue
10.04 Portland, OR: Keller Auditorium
10.05 Seattle, Washington: Paramount Theatre
10.06 Vancouver, BC: Commodore Ballroom
10.09 Oakland, CA: Fox Theater
10.10 Los Angeles, CA: Greek Theater
10.17 Gateshead, UK: The Sage Gateshead
10.18 Manchester, UK: Academy
10.20 Glasgow, UK: Barrowland Ballroom
10.21 Coventry, UK: Warwick Arts Centre
10.22 London, UK: Brixton Academy
10.26 Oslo, Norway: Rockefeller
10.27 Stockholm, Sweden: Berns Salonger
10.28 Copenhagen, Denmark: Falconer Salen
10.30 Hamburg, Germany: Uebel & Gefärlich
10.31 Berlin, Germany: Astra

11.02 Köln, Germany: Essigfabrik
11.03 Paris, France: Pitchfork Festival
11.04 Brussels, Belgium: Ancienne Belgique
11.05 Amsterdam, Holland: Paradiso
11.20 Wellington, New Zealand: Opera House
11.21 Auckland, New Zealand: Bruce Mason