Steely Dan is hitting the road again this spring and summer, kicking off its tour at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. Donald Fagen and Walter Becker have booked several New York dates in addition to the opener, including stops in Niagara Falls, Bethel and Saratoga Springs.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will first hit up theaters and event centers on the initial leg of the Dan Who Knew Too Much tour before Stevie Winwood joins them, hitting sheds and amphitheaters country-wide throughout the summer months.
Following the tour opener in Port Chester April 18-19, the band makes a quick jaunt to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival for a show April 22.
The short spring leg visits the Seneca Niagara Events Center in Niagara Falls April 29, before wrapping at the Borgata in Atlantic City April 30.
Following a month-long break, the tour picks back up in Cincinnati, where fellow Hall of Famer Steve Winwood joins the tour.
Full tour information is available at Steely Dan’s Facebook page. Ticket sales begin Feb. 26. Information is available here.
Steely Dan’s The Dan Who Knew Too Much Tour Dates:
4/18 — Port Chester, N.Y.
4/19 — Port Chester, N.Y.
4/22 — New Orleans, La.
4/24 — Birmingham, Ala.
4/27 — Wallingford, Ct.
4/29 — Niagara Falls, N.Y.
4/30 — Atlantic City, N.J.
6/7 — Cincinnati, Ohio*
6/8 — Detroit, Mich.*
6/10 — New Buffalo, Mich.*
6/11 — Chicago, Ill.*
6/13 — Morrison, Colo.*
6/14 — West Valley City, Utah*
6/16 — Mountain View, Calif.*
6/18 — Hollywood, Calif.
6/19 — Las Vegas, Nev.*
6/22 — Dallas, Texas*
6/23 — Kansas City, Mo.*
6/25 — Little Rock, Ark.*
6/26 — Atlanta, Ga.*
6/29 — West Palm Beach, Fla.*
6/30 — Tampa, Fla.*
7/2 — Charlotte, N.C.*
7/3 — Camden, N.J.*
7/4 — Holmdel, N.J.*
7/7 — Mansfield, Mass.*
7/9 — Bethel, N.Y.*
7/10 — Saratoga Springs, N.Y.*
7/12 — Bristow, Va.*
7/13 — Colonial Heights, Va.*
* with Steve Winwood opening
The night started off with a performance by S – Eighty who only had about 10 minutes of stage time. During this quick set, fans were busy trying to find their seats on the floor and around the area. Surprisingly, the floor was all assigned seating, which is why no one had to line up early to secure a spot on the floor. Shortly before 8pm, Rae Sremmurd took the stage. For 30 minutes these guys got the crowd on their feet dancing and singing along. The two brothers Khalif “Swae Lee” Brown and Aaquil “Slim Jimmy” Brown were a great choice as an opener for Lil’ Wayne on this tour. The crowd’s reaction was purely positive and it seemed like everyone wanted a little bit more.
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With a cast of 19 and a 13-piece big band orchestra (the String of Pearls), the fully staged show features more than 50 popular 1940s numbers, including “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” “Well Get It,” “Sing, Sing Sing,” “On The Sunny Side of the Street,” “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” “Tuxedo Junction” and “Moonlight Serenade.”
Joining the group as supporting acts this tour will be fellow Floridians Obituary, as well as Cryptopsy and Abysmal Dawn.
