The Nashville-based sister duo, Larkin Poe, announced their 2020 world tour including a stop in Webster Hall in New York City. The tour officially starts in March at North Little Rock, AR’s University of Arkansas – Pulaski Technical College and wraps up in April with stops across the globe. Dates also exist in February through July on this tour.
Larkin Poe has a GRAMMY® Award-nominated album Venom & Faith in the Best Contemporary Blues category. The tour announcement follows on the coattails of their video for “MISSISSIPPI” released on December 17. Larkin Poe is currently working on their next album which is due to drop sometime in 2020.
Larkin Poe will be stopping at Webster Hall in New York City on April 2. The tour includes stops all across the United States. There are also dates in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.
For more information on Larkin Poe or their tour visit their website. See the complete list of dates below.
Larkin Poe 2020 Tour Dates:
Feb. 8 – Mahindra Blues Festival – Mumbai, India
Feb. 27 through March 2 – Rock Legends Cruise – Port Everglades, FL
March 13 – Minglewood Hall – Memphis, TN
March 14 – University of Arkansas: Pulaski Technical College – North Little Rock, AR
March 18 – Center for the Arts – Jackson, WY
March 25 – 29 – Treefort Music Fest – Boise, ID
March 27 – The Independent – San Francisco, CA
March 28 – Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA
April 1 – Royale – Boston, MA
April 2 – Webster Hall – New York, NY
April 3 – The Foundry – Philadelphia, PA
April 5 – Tampa Bay Blues Festival – Tampa, FL
April 11 – Byron Bay Bluesfest – Tyagarah, Australia
April 13 – Byron Bay Bluesfest – Tyagarah, Australia
April 15 – Factory Theatre – Sydney, Australia
April 16 – The Corner Hotel – Richmond, Australia
April 18 – Powerstation – Auckland, New Zealand
April 19 – James Hay Theatre – Christchurch, New Zealand
April 21 – duo Music Exchange – Tokyo, Japan
April 24 – Sweetwater 420 Festival – Atlanta, GA
April 25 – Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville, TN
May 1 – O2 Institute – Birmingham, United Kingdom
May 2 – Button Factory – Dublin, Ireland
May 3 – SWG3 Studio Warehouse – Glasgow, United Kingdom
May 5 – O2 Ritz Manchester – Manchester, United Kingdom
May 6 – SWX – Bristol, United Kingdom
May 7 – O2 Empire Shepherds Bush – London, United Kingdom
May 9 – Paradiso – Amsterdam, Netherlands
May 10 – Live Music Hall – Cologne, Germany
May 12 – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, Belgium
May 13 – Le Trianon – Paris, France
May 15 – Sala Apolo – Barcelona, Spain
May 16 – Sala But – Madrid, Spain
May 19 – Santeria Toscana 31 – Milano, Italy
May 20 – Dynamo – Zurich, Switzerland
May 22 – Technikum München – München, Germany
May 23 – WUK – Wien, Austria
May 25 – Lucerna Music Bar – Prague, Czech Republic
May 26 – Huxley’s Neue Welt – Berlin, Germany
May 27 – Markthalle – Hamburg, Germany
May 29 – VEGA – København V, Denmark
May 30 – Restaurang Trädgårn – Göteborg, Sweden
May 31 – Rockefeller Music Hall – Oslo, Norway
June 2 – Berns – Stockholm, Sweden
July 12 – Bospop Festival – Weert, Netherlands
July 17 – 19 – Blues Peer Festival – Peer, Belgium