Octaves Reveal ‘Which Way The Wind Blows’ Tracklist & March Tour Dates

by Ryan Minic | Feb 11, 2013

The track listing has been revealed for Octaves’ new album Which Way The Wind Blows.

The effort will be released on April 16th through Bridge Nine.

Additionally, the band has lined up a run of March dates in the South. The itinerary is below.

Which Way The Wind Blows Track List:

01. Premature Congratulations
02. For Goodness Sake
03. Golf Tips
04. Poppycock
05. Tax Break
06. It Figures
07. Soup & Sandwich
08. Mister
09. Like Seriously, How Many Time?
10. Ms.

Tour Dates:

Mar 09 Christianburg, VA @ Lucie Monroe Specialty Coffee
Mar 10 Nashville, TN @ The Owl Farm
Mar 11 Clarkesville, TN @ The Coup
Mar 12 Conway, AR @ Sound Stage
Mar 13-16 Austin, TX @ SXSW
Mar 17 Houston, TX @ TBA
Mar 18 Augusta, GA @ Sector 7G
Mar 19 Fayetteville, NC @ Drunk Horse Pub

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