“…a performance that started at an “11” and stayed there until the moment the group’s hour-long set came to a close.”
Read Eponymous Review’s review of Riot Fest HERE
“…a performance that started at an “11” and stayed there until the moment the group’s hour-long set came to a close.”
Read Eponymous Review’s review of Riot Fest HERE
Need a ride to our show in Port Chester, NY? Gogol’s got you covered…When you preorder SEEKERS AND FINDERS at Rough Trade, you will get a ticket and a ride to and from the Gogol Bordello record release show at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on August 26 (pick up/drop off at Rough Trade)! First come, first serve. Space is very limited on the GB carrier so act fast…
Rough Trade is located at 64 N 9th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Today we bring you a brand new Lyric Video for ‘Walking On The Burning Coal’, a special preview of our new record ‘Seekers and Finders’. Our friends in Europe have already experienced the savage live performance of this number, in which we leave everything behind on the stage – now we are happy to share it with the world.
Time to set score with the pseudo-spiritual times we live in… Nope buddy, “Not all seekers will be finders…” but If u can transmute all pervading negativity into personal power and resilience then a great sail is still ahead of you… a sail very well worth sailing.
11 tracks long ‘SEEKERS AND FINDERS’ set for a release on Aug 25 on Cooking Vinyl records.
Here lyric video for ‘Saboteur Blues’ (track 6) flashes you already an insight in its enraged potential.
See u on the road… http://www.gogolbordello.com/#tour
– GB
See u on the road, familia…
*except on Dec 8
The Immigraniada Boat show with DeVotchKa has been upgraded to a larger size!!
We’ll now be sailing on the Cornucopia Majesty, departing from the same place as before: Pier 36 at 299 South Street. More tickets available here. Proceeds to benefit the ACLU. Please note, this event is rain or shine. The boat will depart promptly at 8pm so please arrive by 7pm!!
You may know our stories, of how we came to America from Ukraine or Russia, Ethiopia or Ecuador; or how our families before us made the same journies for a better life. Now we stand with those fighting for their better lives, and the people who fight alongside them.
On April 6th we will leave Pier 36 at 299 South St. We’ll spend the evening sailing the New York Harbour aboard the good ship Liberty Belle, and we’ll be joined by our very good friends DeVotchKa.
Wanna join us? This is not a private party! Tickets are on presale as of Wednesday April 15th at 12pm ET, and general sale Friday March 17th. All proceeds are going to ACLU, which is on the front lines in the fight for immigrants’ rights.
“Immigration naturally enriches culture and human resource of any country. It is a complicated, sensitive subject to consider with care and love…” – Eugene Hutz
See u there, familia.
– GB