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Tonight: Mike Doughty



A last minute post to say the least but always worth mentioning.  Tonight, Mike Doughty, brings his "Book of Drugs" tour to Buffalo.  Doughty, a recovering drug user and recovering Soul Coughing member, has been through more ups and downs than most people can even begin to imagine.  For this tour, Doughty, reads from his book that tells the tales of his life through drugs, Soul Coughing and a solo career and will play songs from his catalogue throughout.  Tonights gig takes place at Babeville's Asbury Hall and should begin around 7pm with tickets going for $23 at the door.  If you are near the Walden Galleria, he is playing a few songs at the Apple Store starting around 5pm.







chris seymour


Just Announced: Mike Doughty


Mike Doughty, front man of 90's rockers Soul Coughing, has announced he will be bringing his "Book of Drugs" show back to Buffalo.  


Once at the top of his game in the 90's, Doughty slowly slipped in to depression and a very serious heroin addiction.  Doughty, subsequently broke up Soul Coughing and were dropped from their label.  Mike Doughty got his act together and kicked his addiction to begin a great solo career.  Doughty went to release a handful of solo albums including Haughty Melodic, his first full band release of his solo act which peaked at #175 in the U.S. and included Dave Matthews on the track "Tremendous Brunettes."


The "Book of Drugs" show, which fans in Buffalo got a sneak preview of last week at Talking Leaves, comes back to Buffalo's own Babeville in which Doughty plans to "read from the book, play songs, and answer super gnarly uncomfortable deep questions about Soul Coughing."  This show is a real treat for Soul Coughing and Mike Doughty fans alike and will be here May 17th.  Check back to buffaBLOG for more info on this amazing event.





chris seymour


Tonight: Mike Doughty


Soul Coughing frontman and solo musician Mike Doughty will be at Talking Leaves tonight discussing his new book. A memoir about addiction and recovery, The Book of Drugs tells Doughty's story as a musician, addict, and human being. Buffalo's Ani DiFranco, along with Redman and Jeff Buckley, make cameos in the book.

Daughty will be at the Main Street store starting at 5pm (he's playing a show in Rochester later). You an pick up a copy of the book while you're there.

Lauren Mook