Many of our readers may not remember a time when Liz Pair was cool. After all, it was about 15 years ago—before she tried to bring sexy back by working with Avril Lavigne collaborators the Matrix in 2003. Now, the indie rocker's wet dream is set to cash in on the current wave of bands performing their seminal albums in concert. Oh, and she has a new album in the works. (via Billboard) Liz Phair will play an acoustic version of her famed 1992 album "Exile in Guyville" on June 25 at New York's Hiro Ballroom. As previously reported, Phair will reissue the album in expanded form the day prior via ATO Records. Additional "Guyville" shows are in the works for San Francisco and Chicago, with dates to be announced.
Phair is also currently in the studio working on a new record for ATO, which is slated for a fall release. In an interview last month, Phair told Billboard that, "for the first time in 15 years, I feel creative. I don't have to start with a mindset that thinks about how to sell the record and works backward."
