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Dave Holland and New Quartet, Prism, to Release Self-Titled Album
Kevin Eubanks, Craig Taborn and Eric Harland will join bassist on fall tour

07/13/13
By Jeff Tamarkin

Bassist, composer and bandleader Dave Holland will celebrate the 40th anniversary of his debut recording as a leader with a new album, Prism, set for release Sept. 3 on Dare2 Records (Holland’s own imprint, with distribution from Redeye). On the new album, Holland introduces his latest working band (of the same name): a quartet comprised of Kevin Eubanks on guitar, Craig Taborn on piano and Fender Rhodes and Eric Harland on drums.



Prism, l. to r.: Craig Taborn, Dave Holland, Kevin Eubanks, Eric Harland

Prism, Holland's first album in nearly three years, will be supported by U.S. and international dates. The full itinerary is below.

Prism Tour Dates:

September 21/Monterey Jazz Festival/Monterey, CA
September 28-29/The Dakota/Minneapolis, MN
October 1/Evanston Space/Evanston, IL
October 4/MIM Music Theatre/Phoenix, IL
October 5/Royce Hall, UCLA/Los Angeles, CA
October 6/SFJazz Center/San Francisco, CA
October 8-9/Jazz Alley/Seattle, WA
November 26-30/Birdland/New York, NY
October 16/Basel, Switzerland
October 17/Clermont-Ferrand, France
October 19/Hradel Kralove, Czech Republic
October 20/Vienna, Austria
October 21/Skopje, Macedonia
October 23/Toulouse, France
October 24/Frankfurt, Germany
October 25/Umea, Sweden
October 27/Oslo, Norway
October 29/Gorzow, Poland
October 30-31/Amsterdam, The Netherlands
November 1/Lausanne, Switzerland
November 3-4/London, UK
November 5/Elancourt, France
November 6/Ales le Cratere, France
November 7/Brescia, Italy
November 8/Starsbourg/France
November 9/Nevers, France

i'd walk a mile to hear Dave Holland and am excited about hearing him with his group at Monterey, maybe even in L.A. after that!

Saw them a few months ago at SFJazz, and will see them again when they come back in October.

I would not have expected the same band to have Craig Taborn and Kevin Eubanks, but Mr E obviously is a wonderfully versatile musician.

Has anybody heard the record?

I'm one of the few (indeed, perhaps the only person in the entire world) who never particularly enjoyed that "Extensions" album with Eubanks from--my God--practically a quarter-century ago. I like my jazz guitar jazzier than that. I know Eubanks is a chameleonic virtuoso who can play any style he wants, but if this is similar guitar territory to "Extensions" I'm not sure it's for me. But Taborn adds another dimension...

Tom Storer wrote:Has anybody heard the record?

I'm one of the few (indeed, perhaps the only person in the entire world) who never particularly enjoyed that "Extensions" album with Eubanks from--my God--practically a quarter-century ago. I like my jazz guitar jazzier than that. I know Eubanks is a chameleonic virtuoso who can play any style he wants, but if this is similar guitar territory to "Extensions" I'm not sure it's for me. But Taborn adds another dimension...

I've enjoyed an advance copy for weeks now....it's KILLIN'!

Referencing the 'acoustic or electric' thread I'll venture to say they employ more BTU's than some of the board members might be able to deal with

I trust Bill Belichick and Dave Holland.

Bill who?

looking forward to this one.

Tom Storer wrote:Bill who?

Head coach of the American Football New England Patriots. He does the confoundingest things and they usually work out all right, so In Bill We Trust is taken as gospel here.

dave holland cut tebow too,poor bastard.

It gets less press, but God was more concerned about Dave Holland cutting Billy Kilson than he was about Belichek cutting Tebow.