Welcome to the Blacklist Club explained

Welcome to the Blacklist Club
Type:Album
Artist:Evan Taubenfeld
Cover:welcome_to_the_blacklist_club.jpg
Released:May 18, 2010
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Length:33:52
Label:Sire
Producer:John Fields

Welcome to the Blacklist Club is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter, Evan Taubenfeld. It was released on May 18, 2010 by Sire Records, being Taubenfeld's only release with the label.

Background

Taubenfeld was originally scheduled to release his debut studio album, Just Sign Here... in early 2006, although inner turmoil and creative differences between Warner Bros. Records and Taubenfeld would result in this effort being scrapped. However, Taubenfeld would continue to record music, now enlisting the assistance of John Fields, which would ultimately be released in 2010 as Welcome to the Blacklist Club.

When speaking on the record, Taubenfeld described it as "being [about] a hopeless romantic trapped under a cinnamon-coated shell that is L.A., I think your outside hardens when you live out here. Most people don’t express how much they want to fall in love. For me, half the album is about being able to expose that. The other half...is more about having fun".[1]

Singles

Other songs

Promotional touring

Snakes and Suits Acoustic Tour

Prior to the release of the album, around Spring 2009, Evan toured with This Providence and The Academy Is... on the Snakes and Suits acoustic tour in promotion of the current single, Boy Meets Girl, and his debut album and career. He played a set of five songs on most tour dates.

  1. "Razorblade Limeade"
  2. "Cheater of the Year"
  3. "Story of Me and You"
  4. "Pumpkin Pie"
  5. "Boy Meets Girl"

Metro Station support

In summer/fall of 2009, he is touring in North America with Metro Station.

Planned world tour

In various videos, Evan has suggested that he has plans to go on a world tour after the release of Welcome to the Blacklist Club, probably either Winter or Spring 2010.

Avril Lavigne Black Star Tour

Evan played as an opening act for Avril Lavigne on the North American Leg of her 2011 Black Star World Tour.

Personnel

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Evan Taubenfeld.
  2. Web site: Yahoo.