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The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie

With special guest slow pulp.

• Date May 9 , 2024
• Time 7:30 PM
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8:30 p.m. - Death Cab for Cutie  

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To celebrate two decades of iconic albums, The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie will bring their Give Up & Transatlanticism 20th Anniversary Tour to T-Mobile Center  May 9, 2024 . 

The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie have joined forces for an unprecedented 20th anniversary co-headline tour. Each night, Benjamin Gibbard, the co-founder of both bands, will pull double duty performing with The Postal Service – comprised of Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello, and Jenny Lewis – as well as with Death Cab for Cutie (alongside Nick Harmer, Dave Depper, Zac Rae, and Jason McGerr). The extraordinary live run will see both iconic groups performing their seminal 2003 albums in full.

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The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie

With slow pulp.

• Date Apr 30 , 2024
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The Postal Service | Death Cab For Cutie

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• Date April 24 , 2024
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The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie: Give Up & Transatlanticism 20th Anniversary Tour. To celebrate two decades of "Give Up" and "Transatlanticism," The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie have joined forces for an unprecedented 20th anniversary co-headline tour.

Each night, Benjamin Gibbard, the co-founder of both bands, will pull double duty performing with The Postal Service – comprised of Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello, and Jenny Lewis – as well as with Death Cab for Cutie (alongside Nick Harmer, Dave Depper, Zac Rae, and Jason McGerr).

The extraordinary live run will see both iconic groups performing their seminal 2003 albums in full.

Known for their innovative blend of electronic and indie pop, they released their debut album, "Give Up," in 2003, which became a cult classic. The album featured hit tracks like "Such Great Heights" and "The District Sleeps Alone Tonight." The Postal Service's music is characterized by its emotive lyrics and intricate electronic production. Their impact on the indie music scene has been significant, and "Give Up" remains a beloved album among music enthusiasts.

Known for their emotionally charged lyrics and indie-rock sound, Death Cab for Cutie gained widespread recognition with albums like "Transatlanticism" (2003) and "Plans" (2005). Their music often explores themes of love, relationships, and introspection.

The band's music has been featured in various films and television shows, contributing to their growing popularity. Over the years, they have received critical acclaim and earned Grammy nominations.

Death Cab for Cutie continues to be a prominent presence in the alternative music scene, with a dedicated fan base and a discography that spans a variety of musical styles and emotional landscapes.

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Performing give up + transatlanticism.

• Date May 06 , 2024
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With Special Guest Slow Pulp

To celebrate two decades of ‘Give Up’ and ‘Transatlanticism’, The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie have joined forces for an unprecedented 20th anniversary co-headline tour. Each night, Benjamin Gibbard, the co-founder of both bands, will pull double duty performing with The Postal Service – comprised of Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello, and Jenny Lewis – as well as with Death Cab for Cutie (alongside Nick Harmer, Dave Depper, Zac Rae, and Jason McGerr). The extraordinary live run will see both iconic groups performing their seminal 2003 albums in full.

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Indie-rock institutions the Postal Service and  Death Cab for Cutie  — both of whom are fronted and co-founded by singer-songwriter Ben Gibbard — will undertake a 20th anniversary co-headlining North American tour next year.

The groups will perform their landmark 2003 albums in full — the Postal Service’s platinum-certified “Give Up” and Death Cab’s breakthrough fourth studio LP “Transatlanticism” — which were actually released within a mere eight months of one another that year.

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“I know for a fact I will never have a year again like 2003. The Postal Service record came out, ‘Transatlanticism’ came out,” Gibbard says. “These two records will be on my tombstone, and I’m totally fine with that. I’ve never had a more creatively inspired year.”

The tour will kick off September 8, 2023 at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, ME and continue through mid-October, with highlights including shows at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, Berkeley, CA’s Greek Theatre, and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl. Pre-sales begin Wednesday, December 14 at 10 am (local) and continue through Thursday, December 15 at 10 pm (local) in early access programs. All remaining tickets will be released to the general public on Friday, December 16 at 10 am (local). 

Also in 2020, the trio joined forces to support HeadCount’s “Make Your Vote Count” campaign via a star-studded video of “Zoom Auditions” for new band members which featured appearances from fans including Anne Hathaway, Kenny G, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Slash, Huey Lewis, Caroline Polachek, Michelle Zauner, Big Freedia, and J Mascis, and others.

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8 – Portland, ME – Cross Insurance Arena

9 – Kingston, RI – The Ryan Center

10 – New Haven, CT – Westville Music Bowl

12 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall

13 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall

14 – Washington, DC – Merriweather Post Pavilion

17 – Detroit, MI – Meadow Brook Amphitheater

20 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden

21 – Philadelphia, PA – The Mann Center

24 – Minneapolis, MN – Armory

26 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom

27 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom

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3 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre

4 – Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea Ballroom at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

7 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

10 – Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre – UC Berkeley

13 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl

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Review: The Postal Service, Death Cab for Cutie turn back the clock in Seattle

The triangular Ben Gibbard-shaped silhouette feverishly rocked and swayed as a wave of guitar distortion slowly grew in force. The Death Cab for Cutie frontman and his mates were only faintly visible on the giant low-lit stage, but it was impossible not to see and feel Gibbard’s adrenaline mounting as the band launched into “The New Year” in front of a virtually sold-out Climate Pledge Arena — a big stage, even by Death Cab standards — on Friday.

The track is one of the Seattle indie rock greats’ most explosive songs and the ready-to-blow crowd reciprocated as the blustery rocker came crashing in with those swelling guitars and Nick Harmer’s stabbing bass lines.

Conveniently, the fuse-lighting fan favorite is the opening track off Death Cab’s seminal “Transatlanticism,” which the band is playing in full on its current tour with another Gibbard-led band, The Postal Service. The co-headlining run marks the 20th anniversary of “Transatlanticism” and The Postal Service’s lone record “Give Up” — two era-defining indie rock albums, for Seattle and the genre more broadly.

For fans of a certain age, the album anniversary tour has become commonplace, both a crowd-winning serving of nostalgia and a savvy marketing move. The strong response to the Gibbardpalooza tour even surprised the man himself, who didn’t expect to play two nights at the hometown arena Death Cab helped christen in 2021. There isn’t a babysitter in Seattle with the weekend off, as another millennial-heavy crowd is expected to pack Climate Pledge for the second show on Saturday, exactly 20 years to the date since “Transatlanticism” was released on Seattle’s Barsuk Records.

But Friday night wasn’t just another stop on a ticket-selling anniversary run.

“Seattle, oh my God, we’re so [expletive] happy to see you guys,” Gibbard exclaimed before another fan favorite, “Title and Registration.”

Really, he didn’t need to say anything. His body language made it clearer than a translucent vinyl record. Gibbard, as pensive and eloquent a songwriter as his generation’s produced, isn’t necessarily thought of as a dive-headfirst-into-the-drum-set sort of rocker. But early on, the amped-up frontman furiously paced and stomped around the outsized stage like he could smash his guitar at any second, even during the delicate “Title and Registration.”

Unlike The Postal Service, Gibbard’s one-off collaboration with electronic producer Jimmy Tamborello that played a reunion run a decade ago, Death Cab has steadily toured and recorded over the past 25 years. With a number of songs off “Transatlanticism” — Death Cab’s commercial breakthrough that officially made the band indie-famous — ingrained in its set lists over the years, it was the deeper cuts, like acoustic closer “A Lack of Color” that made for the most memorable moments.

As the album’s title track, a set-list staple that’s one of the band’s more subtly dramatic numbers, segued seamlessly into the less common “Passenger Seat” (just as it does on the album), the crowd seemed to savor the moment. The audience, one of the most attentive and engaged that arena’s ever seen, was frequently pindrop-quiet when songs like the stripped-down piano ballad — performed by Gibbard and multi-instrumentalist Zac Rae — called for it.

Between Gibbard’s upshifting falsetto on the back half and the crowd’s perfect response, concisely howling with appreciation during Gibbard’s first few vocal pauses, it was as bone-chilling as a Seattle January.

As intimately as Seattle has come to know Death Cab and Gibbard — the Capitol Hill OG seen around town stumping for the Showbox or catching Treepeople at the Croc — over the years, it was almost a little strange (in a good way) to see their faces blown up on the arena’s big screens. No doubt a major reason the co-headlining run is drawing crowds so large is the opportunity to see The Postal Service for the first time since Gibbard, Tamborello and singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis reunited for a 10th anniversary run in 2013.

Released on Sub Pop eight months before “Transatlanticism,” “Give Up” became a certified indie smash — the second highest selling album in the homegrown label’s esteemed history, trailing only Nirvana’s “Bleach.” That’s some serious company, and appropriate considering that the two landmark albums helped ensure that Seattle and the Pacific Northwest would play a prominent role in the indie-rock boom of the 2000s, after the grunge era’s sunset.

“There started to bubble up this, I would like to think unpretentious, but very literate, emotive, earnest music that was coming from the Northwest,” Gibbard said in an interview before the shows, referencing bands like Modest Mouse and Portland’s The Shins and The Decemberists. He continued: “These weren’t, like, cool records. People weren’t writing about them as if they were cool, because I think that earnestness is often uncomfortable for some people.”

There’s a high degree of humility in those words, as the critical consensus on the well-aged indie classics (and those PNW bands collectively) has certainly been favorable over time. And when the just-enough stage and arena lights brightened to illuminate the packed-out upper levels during The Postal Service’s set, it was a clear testament to the staying power of two records Gibbard wrote in an attic apartment on Mercer Street 20-some years ago.

After a brief intermission, The Postal Service — dressed in all white and bolstered by Dave Depper and pop-ins from drummer Jason McGerr, both of Death Cab — took the stage with the humming synths that open one of the band’s more recognizable tunes, “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight.” As the clacking electronic beats swept in and Lewis’ airy backing vocals signaled the crew was ready for liftoff, the crowd erupted in response.

Even with all the glitchy, bleeping electro notes twirling about, there’s a stillness at the center of “The District” and so many Postal Service songs that make them feel like standing in the middle of an 8-bit snow globe.

While hardly uncommon today, The Postal Service’s melding of indie rock and electronic music was still a novel concept back in the early 2000s. What sets the band apart even to this day is the synergy between Tamborello’s warm tones and Gibbard’s poetic heart-on-sleeve lyricism, delivered with a gentle breeze. It’s a wonder how well-worn the songs felt, even back then, considering the long-distance collaboration between Gibbard and Tamborello that had the two snail-mailing each other demo CDs (hence the band name). That tender harmony was on full display with songs like “Sleeping In” and a slow-drifting “Recycled Air.”

As well-received as Death Cab’s brisk run through “Transatlanticism” was, prompting a standing ovation, the crowd was even giddier for the once-in-a-decade chance to see The Postal Service. The rarity of the performance and more danceable fare made the reunited act the de facto headliner of what’s technically a co-headlining tour, all told roughly a two-hour show, including the intermission.

For a special Seattle treat, The Postal Service was joined by local singer-songwriter Jen Wood to sing her buzzing and buoyant duet with Gibbard on “Nothing Better,” a gleeful rendition that put a whimsical spin on a love denied.

While Lewis, a prominent indie rock singer-songwriter in her own right, is a little underused in The Postal Service, she received a larger share of the spotlight during the encore, joining Gibbard for a second, acoustic-only pass through “Such Great Heights.” The penultimate duet — mimicking an indie-folk version fellow Sub Pop vets Iron & Wine recorded years ago — set up a walk-off cover of Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy the Silence,” featuring the rest of the Death Cab crew.

Dedicating the endearingly lo-fi “Brand New Colony” to the hometown a few minutes earlier, Gibbard harked back to the songs’ attic-apartment origins, sounding a little astonished to be playing them on the Climate Pledge Arena stage two decades later. “I never in a million [expletive] years would have ever thought that you guys would have been here tonight. So Seattle, this song is for you.”

As successful as the anniversary run has been, perhaps we’ll see ’em in another 10.

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The U.S. Postal Service made its price hike official Friday, raising the price of stamps from 68 cents to 73 cents.

Five years ago, stamps cost 50 cents, making this latest price hike a 36% increase. Stamp sales help to fund the Postal Service, as it does not receive tax dollars toward its operating expenses. The hike will result in an anticipated $44 billion in revenue by 2031.

Last November, the Postal Service reported an annual loss of $6.5 billion. That year first-class mail was at its lowest volume since 1968. 

The Government Accountability Office wrote on its Watchblog last August that Postal Service revenues “haven’t covered its expenses and debt for more than 15 years. And its expenses are growing faster than its revenues, in part due to continuing declines in volume for First-Class Mail — its most profitable product. USPS has been able to continue operating in this situation by increasing its debt and unfunded liabilities.”

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Standard Forward Mail & Change of Address

Moving or relocating.

If you're moving, submit a permanent change of address request so your USPS ® mail is properly rerouted to your new address.

If you're only relocating for 15 days up to 1 year (like going to school or staying with family or friends), submit a temporary change of address request.

Change of Address Security Enhancements: As of May 1, 2023, when you submit a change of address request online, you need to take additional steps to verify your identity. Learn More

Getting Started

Plan ahead. Although mail forwarding may begin within 3 business days of your submitted request, it's best to allow up to 2 weeks. Mail will be forwarded to your new address as it comes, piece by piece.

What Mail Is Forwarded

• First-Class ™ mail and periodicals (newsletters and magazines) are forwarded for free.
• Priority Mail Express ® , Priority Mail ® , and USPS Ground Advantage ® items are forwarded for free.
• Media Mail ® items are forwarded, but you must pay the cost for shipping from your local Post Office ™ location to your new address.
• USPS Marketing Mail ® is not forwarded.

Your change of address order only changes your mailing address with the Post Office. You must still update government agencies (like for your benefits, driver's license, and voter registration) and companies (like banks, insurance, online stores, etc.).

Forwarding Mail Exceptions & Details (DMM 507.2.0)

Where to Go to Change Your Address

Choose to change your address in a few simple steps online or visit your local Post Office location.

You must submit your change of address request in person at a Post Office location if:

• You're moving outside the United States
• You're submitting a change of request for someone else
• You're unable to verify your identity online

How to Change Your Address Online

• Go to the Official USPS Change of Address® website.
• Choose an option for either an "Individual," "Family" (where everyone has the same last name), or "Business" move, and complete the form.
• Verify your identity: Opt in online to receive a verification code or link on your mobile phone.
• Pay the $1.10 identity verification fee. The billing address on your credit card must match either your old or new address.
• You'll get a Move Validation letter to the address you’re moving from (your "old" address)
• About 5 business days before your change of address start date, you'll get a Customer Notification Letter (with your confirmation code) to your "new" address. You'll also get a welcome kit with coupons from USPS partners.
• Mail will be rerouted to your new address piece by piece.
• If you can’t verify your identity online: USPS will send you an email with instructions and a barcode. Bring the email along with acceptable photo ID to a local Post Office location.

Change Your Address

How to Change Your Address at the Post Office

• Visit your local Post Office location with acceptable photo ID and any other required documents.
• Request a free Mover's Guide packet.
• Fill out the PS Form 3575 found inside the packet, and give it to the retail associate. They will use your photo ID to verify your identity, then process your change of address request.

Visit Change of Address FAQs

Change of Address Exceptions & Details (DMM 507.2.0)

If You're Unable to Verify Your Identity

• To submit a change of address, you must verify your identity.
• If you can't verify your identity online, go to a Post Office location with acceptable ID.
• If you can't verify your identity at a Post Office location, you will not be able to complete a change of address with USPS.
• If you can't submit a change of address with USPS, your only option is to directly contact everyone who might send you mail —people, companies, and government agencies—and give them your new address.

Change of Address Requests for Special Situations

Submitting a Change of Address Request for Someone Else

If you're changing an address for someone else (as their "Authorized Agent"), you'll need to go in-person to a Post Office location and bring acceptable ID and additional documents (depending on who you’re changing the address for):

• A child under the age of 18: Their birth certificate
• A person who is unable to act for themselves: Power of Attorney

Stop or Forward Mail for the Deceased

To submit a change of address request for someone who is deceased, you must go in-person to a Post Office location with documents showing you're the executor or administrator authorized to manage their mail. (Having their death certificate is not enough.)

Managing Mail for the Deceased

International Moves: If you're going to move outside the United States, before you leave the U.S. , you must go to a Post Office location to verify your identity and submit your change of address request in person.

Businesses: If you are submitting a business change of address request in-person at a Post Office location, you must have documentation, like a notarized letter, power of attorney, or letter on company letterhead (signed by someone in a leadership role) that shows you’re an "Authorized Agent" who can submit a change of address request for the business.

U.S. Military Moves: For U.S. military moves, first work with your command ; your AMPS relocation info will automatically be shared with USPS. If you still need to submit a change of request with USPS, you can do so either in person or online. For online requests, if you are moving from a military address, your email address must end in .gov, .mil, or .edu. Important note: If you need to verify your identity in person, you can only do so at Post Office locations in the 50 states and Puerto Rico. If you are outside of the U.S., you cannot verify your identity in-person and won’t be able to submit a change of address with USPS.

Related Mail Services

Usps hold mail service.

If you'll be away for 3–30 days, you can "pause" all mail delivery to your address with USPS Hold Mail ® service. Your local Post Office will hold all mail to your address until you return. Your mail carrier will deliver all your held mail on the last day of your hold, or you can pick up your mail at the Post Office.

Schedule USPS Hold Mail Service

Extended Mail Forwarding

Standard mail forwarding lasts 12 months. You can pay to extend mail forwarding for 6, 12, or 18 more months (18 months is the maximum).

To purchase Extended Mail Forwarding, you can add it when you first submit your change of address request or if you later edit your request . (USPS will also send you a reminder email when you have 1 month left in your mail forwarding.)

Important: You can’t cancel or request a refund for Extended Mail Forwarding. For more information and pricing, read the Extended Mail Forwarding FAQs .

Note: When your mail forwarding period ends, USPS will return your mail to the sender for 6 months with a label that has your new address.

Premium Forwarding Services

In addition to regular mail forwarding, USPS offers paid Premium Forwarding Service ® options. For a fee, customers can have their mail packed up and sent to them: For residential customers, in a weekly Priority Mail shipment; for businesses, in daily, weekly, or monthly Priority Mail or Priority Mail Express shipments.

Premium Forwarding Mail Services

See other ways to manage USPS mail and have peace of mind when no one is home to receive important documents or packages.

Learn how to manage mail for loved ones who have passed. You can redirect their mail to another address and you can remove them from advertising lists.

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Utah County ballots are without prepaid postage this year, but postal service will still deliver

By carlene coombs - | jun 6, 2024.

Marina Graham, of Lehi, drops her ballot in a drop box at a polling place held at the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ church in Lehi on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020.

This year, the Utah County Clerk’s Office announced it would no longer be offering prepaid postage on mail-in ballots, which the county has offered before.

Voting instructions included in ballots for the primary election, which were sent out this week, state that postage is “required” for mail-in ballots, encouraging voters to use a drop box to save on postage.

“Postage is now required when returning ballots through U.S. Postal Mail, and they must be postmarked no later than June 24, 2024,” the instructions read. “We encourage you to save the postage by using a county-provided drop box conveniently located in each city.”

However, according to the U.S. Postal Service and Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson , mail-in ballots will still be delivered regardless of postage.

Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson said he thinks the voting instructions are a “good choice of words.”

A mailer from the Utah County Clerk's Office, pictured Thursday, June 6, 2024, instructs voters how to submit their ballot.

“It (the postage) is required if you want to be a good citizen,” he added.

For ballots delivered without postage, the postal service says it will attempt to collect the postage from the proper board of elections.

Counties are not required by state law to provide prepaid postage on ballots. A handful of Utah counties, such as Salt Lake, offer prepaid postage, but a majority do not.

Davidson said the decision to remove prepaid postage was about saving money and ballot security. Davidson estimated the postage costs for the county are about $100,000 a year.

“But if you want to use the U.S. Postal Service as a convenience, we feel that the voter should pay for that convenience and not charge the taxpayers for them to return their ballot through a more convenient way for them,” he said. He added that residents can use free voter methods, such as ballot drop boxes and early voting.

Davidson said during the Democratic presidential primary this year, ballots returned without postage cost the county about $350. Of the 1,853 ballots he said were received, 449 were returned without postage.

With ballots having been sent out Tuesday, Davidson said his office has received 65 so far, with 11 missing postage. He said each ballot without postage costs them about 68 to 81 cents.

Money wasn’t the only issue factored in when it came to postage decisions, Davidson said, adding that he wants to encourage methods like ballot drop boxes due to security.

“We don’t have custody of the ballots when they’re in the hands of the U.S. Postal Service,” he said. “And I’m not saying the U.S. Postal Service is doing anything wrong. They do great; they service the ballots well. But there is a little bit of tighter security and ballot custody if voters use the drop boxes instead of the U.S. Postal Service.”

State Sen. Mike McKell, R-Spanish Fork, posted an online photo of the voting instructions Thursday, reminding voters that ballots will be delivered without postage.

“This instructional piece is mostly political from the Utah County Clerk,” he wrote on X. “Postage is NOT required.”

For voters using mail-in voting, ballots must be postmarked the day before the election, June 24. Ballots placed in drop boxes need to be put in the boxes by 8 p.m. June 25. A list of drop box locations can be found on vote.utah.gov .

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The double-sided pocket map is designed for Moscow travelers going to Saint Petersburg and vice versa.

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