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For one generation, Keanu Reeves is John Wick. For another, he’s Neo. And for another, he’s Johnny Utah and Jack Traven. But apparently, the 58-year-old action legend is also a rock star.
Reeves’ band Dogstar, which hasn’t released an album since the year 2000, not only released a new music video for their song “Everything Turns Around”, but also announced a brand new album and accompanying tour.
“We are so excited to re-introduce Dogstar with our new single ‘Everything Turns Around’. It feels like a fun summer song to us. It has an uplifting message and a positive vibe that hopefully makes your day a little bit lighter. It’s one of our favorite songs to play live and can’t wait to share it on our upcoming tour,” the band said in an official statement.
You can check out the official music video for “Everything Turns Around” below.
In addition to reigniting his passion for music, Reeves’ post-John Wick: Chapter Four life also sees the beloved actor attached to a variety of interesting roles.
Not only will 2024 see Reeves appear as Wick in the John Wick-starring spinoff Ballerina, but he’s also set to star alongside Jonah Hill’s new film Outcome (which he’s also directing) and Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut Good Fortune, which features Seth Rogen alongside Reeves and Ansari.
Reeves has also been linked to an adaptation of his graphic novel series BRZRKR and a sequel to Constantine, although it’s unclear what the status of those projects is at this time.
The band’s new album, titled ‘Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees’, has 10 tracks and will release on October 6. As for the band’s tour, it will begin in California on August 10 and will run through December, concluding on the 20th in Nashville.
You can check out the official tracklist ‘Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees’ for and dates/location’s for Dogstar’s upcoming tour below.
Dogstar’s ‘Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees’ Official Tracklist
1. “Blonde”
2. “How The Story Ends”
3. “Everything Turns Around”
4. “Overhang”
5. “Dillon Street”
6. “Lily”
7. “Lust”
8. “Glimmer”
9. “Sunrise”
10. “Sleep”
11. “Upside”
12. “Breach”
Dogstar 2023 Tour Dates and Locations
08/10 — Hermosa Beach, California / Saint Rocke
08/11 — Phoenix, Arizona / Crescent Ballroom
08/12 — Las Vegas, Nevada / Brooklyn Bowl
08/15 — Salt Lake City, Utah / The Complex
08/17 — Denver, Colorado / Marquis Theatre
08/18 — Boulder, Colorao / The Fox Theatre
08/19 — Aspen, Colorado / Belly Up
08/22 — Napa, California / Uptown Theatre
08/23 — Menlo Park, California / The Guild Theatre
08/24 — San Luis Obispo, California / Fremont Theater
08/26 — Ventura, California / Ventura Music Hall
08/27 — Solana Beach, California / Belly Up
08/28 — Santa Ana, California / The Observatory
09/05 — Osaka, Japan / Zepp Namba
09/06 — Yokohama, Japan / KT Zepp
09/07 — Yokohama, Japan / KT Zepp
11/30 — Los Angeles, California / Troubadour
12/03 — San Francisco, California / The Great American Music Hall
12/05 — Sacramento, California / Crest Theatre
12/07 — Chicago, Illinous / Thalia Hall
12/08 — Detroit, Michigan / The Majestic Theatre
12/09 — Toronto, Canada / Lee’s Palace
12/11 — Brooklyn, New York / Music Hall of Williamsburg
12/12 — Boston, Massachusettes / Paradise Rock Club
12/14 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvaia / Underground Arts
12/15 — Washington, DC / The Howard Theatre
12/16 — Norfolk, Virginia / The NorVa
12/18 — Charlotte, North Carolina / The Underground
12/19 — Atlanta, Georgia / Center Stage
12/20 — Nashville, Tennessee / Brooklyn Bowl
08/11 — Phoenix, Arizona / Crescent Ballroom
08/12 — Las Vegas, Nevada / Brooklyn Bowl
08/15 — Salt Lake City, Utah / The Complex
08/17 — Denver, Colorado / Marquis Theatre
08/18 — Boulder, Colorao / The Fox Theatre
08/19 — Aspen, Colorado / Belly Up
08/22 — Napa, California / Uptown Theatre
08/23 — Menlo Park, California / The Guild Theatre
08/24 — San Luis Obispo, California / Fremont Theater
08/26 — Ventura, California / Ventura Music Hall
08/27 — Solana Beach, California / Belly Up
08/28 — Santa Ana, California / The Observatory
09/05 — Osaka, Japan / Zepp Namba
09/06 — Yokohama, Japan / KT Zepp
09/07 — Yokohama, Japan / KT Zepp
11/30 — Los Angeles, California / Troubadour
12/03 — San Francisco, California / The Great American Music Hall
12/05 — Sacramento, California / Crest Theatre
12/07 — Chicago, Illinous / Thalia Hall
12/08 — Detroit, Michigan / The Majestic Theatre
12/09 — Toronto, Canada / Lee’s Palace
12/11 — Brooklyn, New York / Music Hall of Williamsburg
12/12 — Boston, Massachusettes / Paradise Rock Club
12/14 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvaia / Underground Arts
12/15 — Washington, DC / The Howard Theatre
12/16 — Norfolk, Virginia / The NorVa
12/18 — Charlotte, North Carolina / The Underground
12/19 — Atlanta, Georgia / Center Stage
12/20 — Nashville, Tennessee / Brooklyn Bowl