We’re still looking for new ways to mix vintage and modern.” And it’s exciting because we never know what’s going to happen next. “It does change the way you do your musical life,” Colotis said from a recent tour stop in Chicago. And despite the many recent modifications to band, music and arrangements, the vocalist and frontwoman is the first to admit it’s all just business as usual. In the past 3 years since they released their album, the band’s US fanbase has grown exponentially, driven by a series of viral moments around their song “Lone Digger” (60+ million streams on Spotify, 200M on YouTube) and “Wonderland” (1.8 billion streams on Tik Tok.Since, Colotis has used her theatrical training and commanding stage presence to anchor the modern-day vaudevillians as they transformed into an international touring act with hundreds of millions of streams (across multiple platforms).
This upcoming US tour will also be the first chance for a new generation of fans to experience Caravan Palace’s live performances. A remix by Boogie Belgique will come out on May 3rd, bringing the song into more laid back soundscapes. KCRW made it Today’s Top Track on April 12th and the song has been streamed over 4 million times in North America since its release. The first single off that album, “Miracle”, broadened the band’s musical landscape with its electronic textures and uplifting message. This 23 city tour comes in support of their highly anticipated fourth studio album to be released at the end of the summer. The band’s love affair with North American audiences will be reignited next October, when the band embarks on its most ambitious North American tour ever “We haven’t been to the US and Canada in a while especially on the west coast so we’re very happy to go back ! It’s always a great time, with a great audience, plus this time we get to play in Mexico at last!!!”.
In over 10 years, the band has grown from a Parisian jive sensation to a globalized pop act melding all kinds of influences and capable of tearing the roof off any venue or festival tent! Share: Share on Facebook Share on TwitterĬaravan Palace was founded in Paris by four musicians who shared a love for electronic music and vintage sounds.
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