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LCD Soundsystem Announce 12-Show NYC Residency; Nov. 30 Date Marks 100th Residency Show; Al Doyle Announces Solo Album

LCD Soundsystem will play 12 shows across November and December at Queens’ Knockdown Center and Brooklyn Steel, including a charity-backed 100th residency night. Guitarist Al Doyle will release his debut solo album Hollywood Saviour on DFA in November.

LCD Soundsystem Announce 100th NYC Residency Show, Al Doyle Announces Debut Solo Album Hollywood Saviour

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LCD Soundsystem will play 12 residency shows in NYC across three weekends: Nov. 19–22 (Knockdown Center), Nov. 30–Dec. 3 (Brooklyn Steel), and Dec. 10–13 (Knockdown Center).

Ticket timeline: American Express presale Oct. 6–8 (10:00 a.m. local time), artist presale Oct. 7 (10:00 a.m. local time), general sale Oct. 9 (10:00 a.m. local time) via AXS.

# What was announced

LCD Soundsystem announced a 12-show New York City residency running over three weekends this holiday season. The shows are split between Queens' Knockdown Center and Brooklyn Steel and include the band's 100th NYC residency performance.

# When and where

  • Nov. 19–22 — Knockdown Center, Queens
  • Nov. 30–Dec. 3 — Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn (Nov. 30 is the 100th residency show)
  • Dec. 10–13 — Knockdown Center, Queens

The band framed the Nov. 30 date as a "100th show blowout" with special guests and DJs promised on the announcement poster. For that night, LCD will donate 100% of ticket-sale proceeds to a charity that they will name later.

# Ticketing schedule

  • American Express presale: Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 10:00 a.m. local time through Thursday, Oct. 8 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
  • Artist (fan) presale: Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
  • General on-sale: Friday, Oct. 9 at 10:00 a.m. local time via AXS.

# The residency in context

LCD Soundsystem have staged annual year-end NYC residencies in recent years, running multi-night stints in the city since at least 2017. These runs typically include guest DJs, surprise appearances, and afterparties. The group is also scheduled to open for Harry Styles next year, a separate booking mentioned alongside the residency news.

# Al Doyle's solo announcement

Al Doyle, LCD Soundsystem guitarist and keyboardist, announced his debut solo album Hollywood Saviour, set for release Nov. 20 on DFA. The lead single "Hard Times In America" is available now and described as a "chipper tune about this bleak existence." Doyle provides a candid note about the record's origin and tone, saying in part:

He frames the album as straightforward pop-rock arrangements with guitars, bass, drums, synths, and drum machines, and describes it as a "thank you" to the musicians who influenced him.

# What to expect at the shows

The band's announcement poster and past residency patterns suggest a mix of live openers, guest appearances, DJ sets, and afterparties across the nights. The Nov. 30 show will be presented as a special philanthropic event with full proceeds donated.

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