The Hold Steady launched their ninth studio album The Price Of Progress again in March, and right now they’re on CBS’ Saturday Sessions for an interview and some dwell performances. In addition to taking part in “Perdido” and “Grand Junction” from The Price Of Progress, Craig Finn & Co. additionally broke out a traditional: “Modesto Is Not That Sweet” from their debut 2004 album Almost Killed Me.
While the Hold Steady’s CBS phase aired, Finn was truly operating the Brooklyn half marathon this morning, the place he apparently ran into Kevin Morby. He wrote on Instagram:
Big day over right here! 1. Ran the Brooklyn Half Marathon this morning within the rain, got here through just below 2:04, respectable for me. 2. Ran into pal @kevinmorby on the end line, he crushed his first Half, congrats Kevin! 3. While we had been operating, CBS This Morning aired the THS efficiency and interview we recorded not too long ago, through which I modify the phrase “Asshole” within the lyrics to “Rascal”, which I’d come to desire. 4. A Legacy of Rentals is one yr outdated right now and I’m nonetheless actually happy with it!
Congrats and properly carried out to all people concerned.
The Price Of Progress is out now on the Hold Steady’s personal Positive Jams label.