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  • Free Friday Night Concert Series Returns to Lake George’s Shepard Park

    The Free Friday Night Concert Series Fridays at the Lake: Band and Brews at Shepard Park in Lake George will feature bands from a variety of genres with the first show scheduled for Friday, June 24.

    Now in its seventh year, the summer festival series has expanded to include a revolving schedule of restaurants/bars who serve as hosts of the beer/wine tent and food service.

    With the exception of the first and last night, there will be an opener at 4 p.m. followed by a headlining act from 6 to 8 p.m. Kicking things off on June 24 is big/swing band Georgie Wonders Orchestra. They’ll play favorites from the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s including covers from Glenn Miller, Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Harry James, Bunny Berrigan and more. Food and beverages will be sold by King Neptune’s Pub.

    Other acts include the Refrigerators, Spiritual Rez and Funky Dawgz Brass Band. The concert series will close out on Sept. 2 with Skeeter Creek, five-time winners of No. 1 County Band and three-time winners of Best Cover Band by Metroland.

    Admission is free and the events are family and dog friendly. There will be children’s activities including a bounce house, face painter and air brush artist.

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    Friday’s at the Lake 2016 schedule:

    June 24: No opening act scheduled; Main act — Georgie Wonders Orchestra (big band/swing)
    Food and beverages by King Neptune’s Pub.

    July 1: Opening act— Richie Ortiz; main act — New York Players (funk)
    Food and beverages by Backstreet BBQ.

    July 8: Opening act — Jonathan Newell Band; main act — Audiostars (rock)
    Food and beverages by King Neptune’s Pub.

    July 22: Opening act — The After Fab; main act — The Refrigerators (Party Band)
    Food and beverages by Duffy’s Tavern.

    July 29: Opening act — The Tumbling Dice (Rolling Stones tribute band); main act —Emerald City (rock)
    Food and beverages by The Boardwalk Restaurant.

    Aug. 5: opening act — Meet the Mockers; main act — Grand Central Station (pop)
    Food and beverage by Fire & Ice Bar & Grill.

    Aug. 12: Opening act — Richie Ortiz; main act — Spiritual Rez (reggae/ska)
    Food and beverages by Backstreet BBQ.

    Aug. 26: Opening act — Jonathan Newell Band; main act — Funky Dawgz Brass Band (funk/jazz)
    Food and beverages by The Boardwalk Restaurant.

    Sept. 2: no opening act scheduled; main act — Skeeter Creek (country)
    Food and beverages by Duffy’s Tavern.

  • Venue Change: Cage the Elephant to Play Albany’s Palace Theatre, May 11

    On Tues. May 11, rock band Cage the Elephant will now play a 7 p.m. show at the Palace Theatre in Albany. The group was originally scheduled to perform at the Times Union Center. Tickets purchased prior to the venue change will be honored. Floor seat holders are granted general admission access to the orchestra section of the Palace, and all reserved tickets will have general admission seating in the balcony section. Tickets for both price levels ($45 floor; $37.50 balcony) are still available for purchase at the Palace Theatre box office at 19 Clinton Ave. or through Ticketmaster. NYS Music was on hand to cover Cage the Elephant’s stop at Rochester’s Main Street Armory in March for the Spring Fling Tour; read more here.

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    The Grammy-nominated rock band Cage the Elephant will head out in May on a string of tour dates that will route the Kentucky alt-rockers to several venues in New York and neighboring states, plus stops in nearby Toronto and Montreal.

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    Jack White will release new album “Boarding House Reach” on Friday, March 23.

    The headlining North American tour kicks off May 1 in Little Rock, Arkansas, before CTE stops in Canada and takes the stage at Times Union Center in Albany on May 11, the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, on May 15, and at SummerStage in New York City’s Central Park May 16. Supporting acts for this run are Portugal. The Man, Broncho and Twin Peaks.

    Prior to launching the 34-date cross-country trek, which comes to a close June 26 in Phoenix, Arizona, the band is continuing Spring Fling Tour with Silversun Pickups, Foals and Bear Hands with shows billed in Pittsburgh on March 25, at the Main Street Armory in Rochester on March 26, First Niagara Center in Buffalo on March 28, XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut, March 30, followed by Portland, Maine, and Providence, Rhode Island.

    The high-energy quartet consists of singer Matt Shultz, guitarist Brad Shultz, bassist Daniel Tichenor and drummer Jared Champion. CTE is hitting the road following the release of their fourth studio album, Tell Me I’m Pretty. A follow-up to 2013’s Melophobia with hits “Come a Little Closer” and “Cigarette Daydreams,” the 10-track record produced by Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys, The Arcs) debuted in December and features the alternative chart-topping single “Mess Around.” CTE has shared the stage with Foo Fighters, Muse and Queens of the Stone Age, among other big-name artists, and most recently, the group performed on the Late Late Show with James Corden, the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Conan.

    Tickets for all shows go on sale Friday, March 18 at 10 a.m. Passes for the upcoming New York dates are currently available through the band’s website, the respective venues and ticketing sites like Ticketmaster.

    Cage the Elephant tour dates:

    3/16 – Don Haskins Center – El Paso, TX ~
    3/18 – Cox Business Center Arena – Tulsa, OK ~
    3/19 – Landers Center – Southaven, MS ~
    3/20 – Freedom Hall Civic Center – Johnson City, TN ~
    3/22 – Richmond Coliseum – Richmond, VA ~
    3/23 – Constant Convocation Center – Norfolk, VA ~
    3/25 – Petersen Events Center, University of Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh, PA ~
    3/26 – Main Street Armory – Rochester, NY ~
    3/28 – First Niagara Center – Buffalo, NY
    3/30 – XL Center – Hartford, CT ~
    3/31 – Cross Insurance Arena – Portland, ME ~
    4/1 – Dunkin Donuts Arena – Providence, RI ~
    5/1 – Verizon Arena – Little Rock, AR *
    5/3 – Chesapeake Energy Arena – Oklahoma City, OK *
    5/4 – INTRUST Bank Arena – Wichita, KS *
    5/6 – DeltaPlex – Grand Rapids, MI *
    5/7 – Masonic Temple Theatre – Detroit, MI *
    5/8 – International Centre, Arrow Hall – Toronto, ON *
    5/10 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QC *
    5/11 – Palace Theatre – Albany, NY *
    5/15 – Merriweather Post Pavilion – Columbia, MD *
    5/16 – SummmerStage, Central Park – New York City, NY *
    5/19 – Ascend Amphitheater – Nashville, TN *
    5/20 – Infinite Energy Arena – Duluth, GA *
    5/21 – Hangout Festival – Gulf Shores, AL
    6/3 – KFC Yum! Center – Louisville, KY ^
    6/4 – Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica – Cleveland, OH ^
    6/5 – EXPRESS LIVE! – Columbus, OH ^
    6/7 – UIC Pavilion – Chicago, IL %
    6/9 – BMO Harris Pavilion – Milwaukee, WI %
    6/10 – U.S. Bank Theater at Target Center – Minneapolis, MN ^
    6/11 – Coliseum at Alliant Energy Center – Madison, WI ^
    6/14 – Calgary Stampede Corral – Calgary, AB ^
    6/15 – Shaw Convention Centre – Edmonton, AB ^
    6/17 – PNE Forum – Vancouver, BC ^
    6/18 – McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater – Portland, OR ^
    6/19 – WaMu Theater – Seattle, WA ^
    6/21 – Shrine Auditorium – Los Angeles, CA %
    6/22 – Valley View Casino Center – San Diego, CA %
    6/23 – Bill Graham Civic – San Francisco, CA %
    6/25 – The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – Las Vegas, NV ^
    6/26 – Gila River Arena – Phoenix, AZ ^

    ~ Spring Fling tour dates with Silversun Pickups, Foals and Bear Hands
    * with Portugal, The Man + Broncho
    ^ with Portugal, The Man + Twin Peaks
    % with Portugal, The Man

  • Weiland Book Hits the Shelves

    Veteran rock journalist Greg Prato has penned a new volume about the life of the late Scott Weiland, titled Scott Weiland: Memories of a Rock Star. The book features 30 interviews exclusively for the book with members of bands that toured with Weiland, including Megadeth, Blind Melon and Meat Puppets, as well as with admirers of the man and his music, such as Matt Pinfield, Eddie Trunk and Richard Patrick.

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    Scott Weiland & The Wildabouts

    Weiland was one of the premiere front-men in hard rock from his debut with Stone Temple Pilots in 1992 until his death at the age of 48 this past December. Weiland commanded the stage. Smashing Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan told Rolling Stone of Weiland:  

    If you asked me who I truly believed were the great voices of our generation, I’d say it were he, Layne [Staley], and Kurt [Cobain]

    Prato has written for Rolling Stone and has authored such books as A Devil on One Shoulder and an Angel on the Other: The Story of Shannon Hoon and Blind Melon, Grunge Is Dead: The Oral History of Seattle Rock Music, Too High to Die: Meet the Meat Puppets, and Survival of the Fittest: Heavy Metal in the 1990’s.

    The book is available in paperback for $19.99 through usual outlets or as an e-book through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and iTunes for $9.99.

  • Beatles Producer George Martin Dies

    Sir George Martin, producer and “fifth member” of The Beatles, has died at the age of 90.

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    Late Tuesday night, Ringo Starr tweeted news of Martin’s death.

    Martin can be credited with much of the success of the Beatles throughout their career. While leading EMI’s Parlophone Records, he was looking for a rock act to sign and diversify the company’s offerings, which had previously consisted primarily of jazz and comedy. He signed the band when no other record company would and, even after finding them lacking in promise at first, he gave them a deal. He had suggested replacing Pete Best on drums, chose not to promote any of them as the frontman and allowed them to record their own songs.

    As a very active producer, Martin played a major role in formulating the Beatles’ sound. While recording their first U.S. single “Please Please Me,” he suggested they up the tempo. He added the string arrangements to “Yesterday,” which went on to become the most-covered song of all time. He was responsible for the orchestration in “A Day in the Life.” He personally played the piano part in “In My Life” and composed the harpsichord solo. He conducted the string arrangement in “Eleanor Rigby,” and he added the backwards tapes to Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band for the psychedelic element.

    Martin was nominated for three Academy Awards for the musical arrangement in A Hard Day’s Night. He is responsible for a staggering 23 No. 1 hits in the U.S. and 30 in the U.K.

    In addition to the Beatles, Martin produced records for Cilla Black, Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas, Mahavishnu Orchestra, America, Jeff Beck, Cheap Trick, Ella Fitzgerald, Stan Getz, Kenny Rogers, Neil Sedaka, Jimmy Webb, Dire Straits, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Meat Loaf, Carly Simon, Celine Dion, Kate Bush and many others.

    George Martin was born in London on Jan. 3, 1926. As a child, he took a few piano lessons but is mostly self-taught. After leaving the Royal Navy in 1947, he attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London on a government grant, where he learned composition, orchestration and how to play the oboe. He first started working for Parlophone as a producer of classical music. In 1955, he became the head of A&R and gained success producing comedy records. He left EMI in 1965 but continued to produce on a freelance basis, including the production of the Beatles’ Abbey Road. He later worked on a couple of Paul McCartney’s solo albums in the 1980s.

    McCartney posted a tribute to Martin on his Facebook page.

    Martin is survived by his four children, Giles, Alexis, Gregory and Lucy.

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  • Xponential Music Festival Announces Lineup

    Now in its 12th year at Wiggins Park on the Camden waterfront, the Xponential Music Festival has again expanded its festival grounds to include BB&T Pavilion. The annual three-day, two-venue festival will be held July 22 to 24, with another noteworthy lineup just announced.

    Member-supported radio station WXPN has again partnered with Live Nation to bring a slew of national acts to the scenic waterfront festival.

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    With the purchase of a 3-Day Go Everywhere Pass, festival goers will have access to all three concerts held at the BB&T Pavilion, in addition to all three days at Wiggins Park. The first night will host Ryan Adams and Kurt Vile and Violators. Night two will include recent Grammy-nominated Alabama Shakes and Gary Clark Jr., with special guest Chicano Batman. The final night includes a special performance by Brandi Carlile and Old Crow Medicine Show, with special guest case/lang/veirs.

    Two stages at Wiggins Park will host dozens of bands and solo artists, including Josh Ritter & the Royal City Band, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, the Felice Brothers, Father John Misty (solo), Femi Kuti & the Positive Force, the Districts, The Record Company, David Wax Museum, the Suffers, Darlingside and Low Cut Connie. Keeping true to tradition, many artists are featured regularly on WXPN and can attribute a measurable amount of popularity to being on their airwaves.

    The festival is easily accessed by public transportation, with a number of activities for kids and families and an extensive selection of food, drinks and vendors. Resting on a natural amphitheater with pristine acoustics, Wiggins Park has a beautiful view of the Delaware River and accompanying Philadelphia skyline.

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    Reserved and lawn seating are now available through Ticketmaster.com, the BB&T Pavilion box office or by calling 800-745-3000. In addition to the reserved seat and lawn tickets, weekend passes for Wiggins Park-only concerts will be offered. Upgrade options will be available for a limited time, including a new option to upgrade to reserved seating for each night at BB&T Pavilion.

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  • Clinton Native Ryan Quinn Turns Four Chairs on The Voice

    Ryan Quinn put his small central New York hometown of Westmoreland on the musical map Monday, stunning the audience and all four coaches on NBC’s The Voice.

    Quinn, a Clinton high school and SUNY Oneonta graduate, was the final performer featured on Monday’s show, performing a nearly flawless version of Blind Faith’s classic “Can’t Find My Way Home.” He eventually chose Maroon 5 vocalist Adam Levine as his coach to continue in the competition.

    Quinn, a teacher assistant and music educator at the House of the Good Shepherd in Utica, drew high praise from his eventual coach, as well as the other celebrity coaches, with a show-stopping performance of the Blind Faith song that features Steve Winwood’s high-pitch falsetto.

    Christina Aguilera turned her chair first and exhibited the emotion that many of Quinn’s Central NY fans and students were no doubt feeling as well.

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    Levine praised Quinn: “I’m a dude with a high voice. And when you got me going, ‘Like, damn that’s really high,’ I can assure you, that’s really high.”

    Pharrell Williams was seen “Wow”ing to the performance from his chair before making his turn.

    Blake Shelton was the final chair turn, and all gave a standing ovation following the performance. Shelton told Quinn, “You were hitting notes so high, my eyeballs would have been hanging out of my head.”

    Quinn saw a huge gain in Twitter followers and also trended on Facebook after his performance.

    While Quinn may be a newcomer to the American television audience, he’s garnered high praise around his hometown. Mark Sisti wrote of him in the Utica Observer Dispatch:

    We all want to claim we latched onto a performer before he or she made it big. Well, if you’re looking for a local star to hitch your wagon to and follow to the big time, you could do worse than Ryan Quinn.

    As for Quinn’s journey towards becoming this season’s The Voice, only he and the people connected with the show know for sure. Your best bet is to keep an eye on the local club listings and catch him while you can locally, because he will undoubtedly be playing larger venues soon whether he wins the competition or not. NYS Music will be there to follow the journey.

    Watch Quinn’s The Voice performance below and judge for yourself:

    https://youtu.be/ZcBKZXlPt0g

  • Phish Release Fall 1996 Show

    On Sunday night while we all rested up for the week ahead, the crew over at LivePhish.com quietly dropped one of the formative Fall 1996 shows Phish played: Nov. 7, at the famed Rupp Arena on the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington.

    phish fall 1996Just a week removed from covering the Talking Heads’ Remain in Light at the Omni in Atlanta on Halloween, Phish were rolling through a 35-date tour on the heels of releasing Billy Breathes. Trey Anastasio was using his mini-percussion rig onstage as the band took a turn into more rhythm-driven jams, which would eventually give way to the madness that 1997 saw.

    The show at Rupp Arena was special in many ways. Opening with a quick and rocking “Chalk Dust Torture,” the first set highlights included “Weigh,” “Guelah Papyrus,” “Guyute” and “Tela.”

    A tight “Suzy Greenberg” gave way to what was, at the time, the longest-ever “Bathtub Gin,” which clocked in at more than 26 minutes. A monster “You Enjoy Myself,” in all of its wah-goodness, closed out a set which featured the tour’s only Fishman-led “Bike.” A “Frankenstein” encore closed out the show.

    Head over to LivePhish to purchase the show or stream via PhishTracks.

  • String Cheese Incident to Play Brewery Ommegang

    Beer and cheese lovers will rejoice at the String Cheese Incident‘s just-announced summer tour, which makes a stop at Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown and Big Sky Brewing Company in Missoula, Montana. The tour brings them back to New York to close out at Brooklyn’s historic Kings Theatre.

    string cheese summer 2016Following their three-night headlining appearance at Electric Forest, the String Cheese Incident will head out on tour starting with two back-to-back two night stands in Asheville, North Carolina on July 1 and 2 and an “Independence Incident” July 3 and 4 in Atlanta. A few days later, they roll into Cooperstown Friday, July 8 to play Brewery Ommegang, with Twiddle kicking off the night.

    The tour includes a couple special multi-night runs, including three nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado and two nights at Big Sky Brewing Company. After two nights in Oregon, they take a couple weeks off before playing the Peach Music Festival in Scranton, Pennsylvania on Aug. 12. They close out their tour with two shows at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn on Aug. 13 and 14.

    string cheese summer 2016String Cheese is in the process of recording a new studio album produced by former Talking Heads guitarist and keyboardist Jerry Harrison. They are about to embark on a March Madness tour of Nevada and California.

    Tickets for the summer tour go on sale this Friday, March 11.

    String Cheese tour dates:
    June 24-26, 2016 – Rothbury, MI @ Electric Forest
    July 1-2, 2016 – Asheville, NC @ US Cellular Center Exploreasheville.com Arena
    July 3-4, 2016 – Atlanta, GA @ Chastain Park
    July 8, 2016 – Cooperstown, NY @ Brewery Ommegang w/ Twiddle
    July 9, 2016 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
    July 10, 2016 – Portsmouth, VA @ Portsmouth Pavilion w/ Yonder Mountain String Band
    July 15, 2016 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre w/ TAUK
    July 16, 2016 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre w/ Kamasi Washington
    July 17, 2016 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre w/ Hot Rize
    July 20-21, 2016 – Missoula, MT @ Big Sky Brewing Company
    July 22, 2016 – Redmond, WA @ Marymoor Amphitheater
    July 23-24, 2016 – Eugene, OR @ Cuthbert Amphitheatre
    August 12, 2016 – Scranton, PA @ The Peach Music Festival Montage Mountain
    August 13-14, 2016 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre

  • Saratoga Performing Arts Center 50th Summer Lineup

    The state’s premier outdoor concert venue is celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer as Saratoga Performing Arts Center kicks off its golden anniversary concert season with the fourth running of the SPAC Rock and Run, which offers 5k, 10k and half marathon distances, on May 15. Albany-area siblings Jocelyn and Chris Arndt, who were breakout artists at last fall’s Utica Music and Arts Festival, will perform as part of the SPAC Rock and Run Races.

    Once the music takes over, highlights this season include a three-night run from Phish July 1 to 3 and a double bill of Dave Matthews Band July 15 and 16. Dead and Company pay a visit to SPAC June 21 with John Mayer laying down Jerry’s licks, and Mumford and Sons bring their electric brand of folk to a sold-out show on June 15.

    The annual Freihofers Saratoga Jazz Festival, featuring headliner Smokey Robinson in addition to three 2016 Grammy Award winners, Jon Cleary, Christian McBride, and Eliane Elias, takes place June 25 and 26.

    SPAC’s long-time resident the Philadelphia Orchestra takes up its annual residency beginning Aug. 3, and the New York City Ballet brings 16 ballet performances throughout July.

    Saratoga Performing Arts Center 2016 Pop/Rock Schedule:

    June 11 – Dixie Chicks
    June 15 – Mumford and Sons
    June 21 – Dead and Company
    July 1 – Phish
    July 2 – Phish
    July 3 – Phish
    July 5 – Journey, The Doobie Brothers, Dave Mason
    July 10 – Steely Dan with Steve Winwood
    July 12 – Disturbed and Breaking Benjamin with Alter Bridge and Saint Asonia
    July 13 – Tedeschi Trucks Band with Los Lobos and North Mississippi Allstars
    July 15 – Dave Matthews Band
    July 16 – Dave Matthews Band
    July 24 – Slipknot with Marilyn Manson and Of Mice and Men
    July 25 – Josh Groban with Sarah McLachlan
    July 26 – Janet Jackson
    Sept. 3 – Zac Brown Band with Drake White and the Big Fire
    Sept. 8 – Heart with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts and Cheap Trick

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  • Def Leppard Announce Extensive 2016 North American Summer Tour

    Def Leppard will embark on a 55-city 2016 North American tour, which will include three New York dates, starting with the Moonstone Festival in Orlando, Florida, on May 1.  The tour will extend all the way to the beginning of the fall season, ending at the U.S. Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Oct. 10.

    Joining the boys from England for the extensive tour will be REO Speedwagon and Tesla. STYX will appear on select dates near the beginning of the tour, replacing REO Speedwagon on some dates.

    Def Leppard will make three stops in New York. The first will take place on June 27 at the Lakeview Amphitheater in Syracuse, then on July 11 they’ll play Nikon at Jones Beach in Wantagh and Darien Lake Aug. 31.

    Def Leppard was formed in 1977. The band’s third studio album, Pyromania, and their fourth studio album, Hysteria, are both certified Diamond with more than 10 million copies sold. With smash hits like “Pour Some Sugar On Me,” “Love Bites,” the title track “Hysteria,” “Animal,” “Rocket” and “Armageddon It,” it’s not wonder that the Hysteria album alone has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide.

    Def Leppard has released 11 studio albums and sold more than 100 million records worldwide. Def Leppard also holds the honor of being one of five rock bands to have two studio albums released in the United States to reach diamond certification.

    Def Leppard, Reo Speedwagon, Tesla tour dates:

    05-01 – Moonstone Festival – Orlando, FL
    05-04 – Cajundome – Lafayette, LA*
    05-05 – American Bank Center – Corpus Christi, TX*
    05-07 – State Farms Arena – Hidalgo, TX*
    05-10 – Century Link Center – Bossier City, LA
    05-11 – Verizon Arena – Little Rock, AR
    05-13 – Greensboro Coliseum – Greensboro, NC
    05-15 – Mohegan Sun Arena – Uncasville, CT
    05-17 – PPL Center – Allentown, PA
    05-18 – Big Sandy Arena – Huntington, WV
    05-20 – Amway Center – Orlando, FL**
    06-22 – Xfinity Center – Boston, MA
    06-24 – Darling’s Waterfront -Bangor, ME
    06-25 – Videotron Centre – Quebec City, QC
    06-27 – Lakeview Amphitheater- Syracuse, NY
    06-29 – Hershey Park Stadium – Hershey, PA
    07-01 – Klipsch Music Center – Indianapolis, IN
    07-02 – Hollywood Casino – Chicago, IL
    07-05 – Riverbend Music Center – Cincinnati, OH
    07-06 – Summerfest – Milwaukee, WI
    07-08 – First Niagara Pavillion – Pittsburgh, PA
    07-09 – Van Andel Arena – Grand Rapids, MI
    07-11 – Nikon at Jones Beach – Wantagh, NY
    07-13 – PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
    07-15 – DTE Music Theatre -Detroit, MI
    07-16 – Molson Canadian Amphitheater -Toronto, ON
    08-06 – Alliant Energy Center -Madison, WI
    08-08 – Ford Center – Evansville, IN
    08-10 – Jiffy Lube Center – Bristow, VA
    08-12 – Aaron’s Amphitheater – Atlanta, GA
    08-13 – Walnut Creek Amphitheater -Raleigh, NC
    08-17 – Oak Mountain Amphitheater -Birmingham, AL
    08-19 – Austin 360 – Austin, TX
    08-22 – Cynthia Woods Pavilion -Houston, TX
    08-24 – Gexa Energy Pavilion – Dallas, TX
    08-26 – Sprint Center – Kansas City, MO
    08-27 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheater – St. Louis, MO
    08-29 – Blossom Music Center – Cleveland, OH
    08-31 – Darien Lake Performing Arts Center – Darien Center, NY
    09-14 – Metra Park – Billings, MT
    09-16 – USANA Amphitheater – Salt Lake City, UT
    09-17 – Pepsi Center -Denver, CO
    09-19 – Isleta Amphitheater – Albuquerque, NM
    09-20 – Ak-Chin Pavilion -Phoenix, AZ
    09-22 – Irvine Meadows Amphitheater – Irvine, CA
    09-24 – Toyota Amphitheater – Sacramento, CA***
    09-25 – Shoreline Amphitheater – Mountain View, CA
    09-28 – Taco Bell Arena – Boise, ID
    09-30 – Matthew Knight Arena – Eugene, OR
    10-01 – Tacoma Dome – Tacoma, WA
    10-04 – CenturyLink Center – Omaha, NE
    10-05 – Xcel Energy Center – Minneapolis, MN
    10-07 – La Crosse Center Arena – La Crosse, WI
    10-08 – Huntington Center – Toledo, OH
    10-10 – U.S. Cellular Center – Cedar Rapids, IA

    *STYX to appear / No REO Speedwagon
    **No REO Speedwagon
    ***No Tesla