After their world tour during January and February 2020, right before the pandemic, KCL, the iconic, genre-bending powerhouse trio featuring guitarist Wayne Krantz, drummer Keith Carlock and bassist Tim Lefebvre is returning with a string of dates to kick off their “Golden Days” world tour, starting in New York City on Feb 18 at The Bitter End.
Cutting live recordings from the club and posting them online in the early days of the internet and touring only sporadically, KCL developed a thoroughly original style of interactive group improvisation inspired in part by the great Miles Davis Quintet of the 60s but played out in spontaneously generated contexts of heavy funk, rock, and electronica instead of straight-ahead swing. 
As other instrumental bands of the day dabbled in derivative fusion and retro-jazz, KCL became an underground phenomenon, cultivating an international following of devoted fans of every stripe looking for an alternative creative music that served the mind, body, and spirit. Relentlessly grooving, always innovative, never complacent – KCL made contemporary music that resonated beyond category.
Other sideman obligations sidelined the band soon after their Abstract Logix release, “Krantz Carlock Lefebvre,” in 2010, but their reputation continued to expand globally through fan circulation of the band’s many live videos and recordings. Now, in 2022, KCL re-ignites to tour with incendiary shows in the USA, and in Europe and Asia later in the year.

• TOURDATES
  February 18, The Bitter End, New York City
• February 19, The Bitter End, New York City
• February 20, Ardmore Music Hall, Ardmore, PA
• February 21, City Winery, Boston, MA
• February 23, Dazzle, Denver, CO
• February 24, Reggies, Chicago, IL
• February 25, Bop Stop, Cleveland, OH
• February 26, Jammin Java, Vienna, VA
• February 27, The Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh, NC
• March 1, City Winery, Nashville, TN