The Decemberists' Bridesmaid Revisited tour will include a Nov. 30 stop at Seattle's Moore Theatre, the Portland band's publicist just announced. And a limited number of tickets will be released today. Check here for details.

And here's the rest of the tour itinerary.

The Decemberists Bridesmaid Revisited 2008 Tour

Nov. 5: New York, NY (Terminal 5)
Nov. 6: Boston, MA (The Orpheum)
Nov. 7: Philadelphia, PA (Electric Factory)
Nov. 8: Baltimore, MD (Ram's Head Live)
Nov. 9: Ithaca, NY (Cornell University, Barton Hall)
Nov. 11: Montclair, NJ (Wellmont Theatre)
Nov. 24: Los Angeles, CA (The Wiltern)
Nov. 25: San Francisco, CA (Warfield Theatre)
Nov. 29: Portland, OR (Crystal Ballroom)
Nov. 30: Seattle, WA (The Moore Theatre)

Another Bumbershoot is history. And among other things that means I have more time to come up with Weekly Weigh-In surveys. Ones that aren't as silly as that last on about Ice Cube's gangstaism, even. Yaaaaay!

And this week, I wanna hear from everyone who made the trip north for the big Bumberevent. Click here to cast your vote for which main stage act was best at Bumbershoot 2008.

Del the Funky Homosapien was a hit over on the Fisher Green stage with a set that included some of the songs he recorded with Deltron and Gorillaz along with his solo material.
ERNEST JASMIN

Bay Area singer-songwriter John Vanderslice (right) delivered one of my favorite performances of Bumbershoot '08. "Tablespoon of Coedine" is a pretty mellow number on last year's Sept. 11-themed "Emerald City" album, but it reached some seriously rockin' crescendo's in the live setting. "They Won't Let Me Run" and "Kookabura" also provided moving highlights of that set.
ERNEST JASMIN

Officially, I took Labor Day off. But you knew I’d check out Death Cab for Cutie’s homecoming show and post a set list for you, right? So here it is, y’all.

Death Cab for Cutie set list
Bumbershoot, Sept. 1, 2008

Bixby Canyon Bridge
The New Year
Why You’d Want to Live Here
Crooked Teeth
Long Division
Grapevine Fires (Ben Gibbard: “Sometimes beautiful things happen. They do happen.”)
Movie Script Ending (Ben dedicates to anyone from Bellingham)
Company Calls
Summer Skin
Soul Meets Body
I Will Follow You into the Dark (Ben dedicates to previous main stage band, Superchunk: “This band would not be here today without Superchunk.”)
I Will Possess Your Heart
Cath
Expo ‘86
Sound of Settling
Marching Bands of Manhattan

Encore:
Title & Registration (Nick Harmer: “Not to get all heavy here. But I want everyone to keep New Orleans in their thoughts.”)
No Sunlight
Tiny Vessels
Transatlanticism (with spark shower finale)