In a recent post on the band's website Fruit Bats frontman Eric D. Johnson announced that the band is "calling it a day". The band has had a great career spanning 13 years and 5 albums. The one bright note is the hint to a "epic last gig in Chicago".

The band just wrapped up their final three scheduled shows in support of the 10 year anniversary reissue of Mouthful via Jealous Butcher. The reissue will be the first time the collection is available on vinyl. Mouthfuls was the band's second album and first on Sub Pop.

Andy Cabic, better know as alt folk outfit Vetiver, kicks off his West Coast tour tonight, March 8, at The New Parish in Oakland. Cabic draws inspiration for his hazy afternoon-listening folk from wandering the streets of SF's sleepy Richmond District.

Fresh from his success at Sundance where his original score for film “Smashed,” a collaboration with Eric D. Johnson (Fruit Bats), received rave reviews, Vetiver also earned wide acclaim for last year’s album The Errant Charm on Sub Pop.

Catch Vetiver on tour this spring:

March 9 - Blue Lamp (Sacramento, CA) - Tickets

March 11 - Haven Underground (Nevada City, CA) - Tickets

March 13 - Seasons Performance Hall (Yakima, WA) - Tickets

March 14 - The Shakedown (Bellingham, WA) - Tickets

March 15 - Electric Owl (Vancouver, BC) - Tickets

March 16 - Logan’s Pub (Victoria, BC) - Tickets

March 17 - Columbia City Theater (Seattle, WA) - Tickets

March 18 - The Doug Fir Lounge (Portland, OR) - Tickets

--Whitney Phaneuf