Watch: Andy Shauf Shares Video for “Halloween Store”

Photo by @bykevinbrown

Andy Shauf has detailed a solo tour set to traverse the United States in 2024. To celebrate the tour announcement, the Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist shared a new music video for the song “Halloween Store.”

“Halloween Store” was released earlier this year on Feb. 10, on his studio album Norm. The designs found on the video are hand-drawn by animator Margaret Bialis. Throughout the clip, Bialis showcases airy and lighthearted depictions of Halloween decorations, brightening the ennui of suburbia. In a statement, Bialis explained she hoped to replicate “the warmth and hominess of looking forward to Halloween when you were a kid” but “juxtaposed with how off-putting and cold liminal spaces can feel.”

Shauf’s spring tour will kick off starting on March 21 in Homer, N.Y. and make stops in beloved American cities including Boston, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, N.Y., Nashville, Tenn., and more. He’ll also make multi-day stops in a handful of cities, like Evanston, Ill., San Francisco, and Portland, Ore., before wrapping the trip at Aspen, Colo.’s Belly Up Tavern on May 11.

Shauf is set to round out 2023 with a string of tour dates in Europe and recently played the first show of the leg overseas at the Sugar Club in Dublin on Oct. 22. He will continue serenading crowds throughout Europe and Asia until Dec. 2.

Tickets for the Spring 2024 tour go on sale Oct. 27 at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets for Shauf’s current tour and more information can be found here on his website.

Watch the video for “Halloween Store” below.

Tour Dates

March 21 – Center For The Arts – Homer, N.Y. 

March 22 – Levon Helm Studios – Woodstock, N.Y. 

March 23 – First Parish Church – Portland, Maine  

March 25 – First Church Cambridge – Boston, Mass. 

March 26 – Tree House Brewing – South Deerfield, Mass.  

March 28 – Murmrr – Brooklyn, N.Y.  

March 29 – The Gild Hall – Arden, Del.  

March 30 – Wolff Trap – Vienna, Va. 

April 1 – Asheville Masonic Temple – Asheville, N.C.  

April 3 – Third Man Records – Nashville, Tenn.

April 6 – Pablo Center – Eau Claire, Wis.  

April 7 – SPACE – Evanston, Ill. 

April 8 – SPACE – Evanston, Ill.

April 20 – Bluebird Music Festival – Boulder, Colo. 

April 21 – Bluebird Music Festival – Boulder, Colo.

April 22 – St. Francis Auditorium – Santa Fe, N.M. 

April 25 – Pico Union Project – Los Angeles

April 26 – Pico Union Project – Los Angeles

April 27 – Ojai Women’s Club – Ojai, Calif. 

April 28 – Henry Miller Library – Big Sur, Calif.

April 30 – The Chapel – San Francisco 

May 1 – The Chapel – San Francisco

May 3 – Washington Hall – Seattle

May 4 – The Old Church – Portland, Ore. 

May 5 – The Old Church – Portland, Ore.

May 8 – Old Saint Francis – Bend, Ore.

May 9 – El Korah Shrine – Boise, Idaho 

May 11 – Belly Up Tavern – Aspen, Colo.