At the vanguard of a new progressive style, the New Deal has become a live touring phenomenon. They have appeared at Bonnaroo, Langerado, Jazz Fest New Orleans, the Coachella Festival, Street Scene in San Diego, Berkfest, Gathering of the Vibes, Camp Bisco, and the Detroit Electronic Music Festival to name just a few. They have headlined over 400 shows in the past 4 years. the New Deal inspires audiences of all kinds, from packed dance clubs across North America, to spellbound receptions during opening tours with Herbie Hancock and Page McConnell from Phish.

The NEW DEAL just released a hometown recorded live disc that captures their rapidly-intensifying sound. They will hit the road throughout the U.S. in January 2010. With over 700 shows and 9 records under their belt, the NEW DEAL understands the concept of evolving both as a group and as musicians. The new live record, captured at a Toronto show this past summer, proves that the band’s improvisation-based show model continues to be a perfect platform for the development of their unique sound.

The New Deal's ten-year career has spawned countless Live-Electro bands, garnered numerous award nods and continues to inspire an ever-growing audience that flock to their sold-out concerts. The release of this new live record marks a time in the NEW DEAL’s career where their sound and showmanship have
been taken to a totally new level. From North America to Asia, their concerts are drawing ever-increasing audiences filled with new faces, proving that grassroots popularity can be a truly satisfying progression upward.