After a nine-year-long hiatus, Australian alternative rock band Atlas Genius co-headlines a tour with electronica-pop artist Robert Delong starting this September in Chicago and ending in October in Los Angeles. The tour takes the headliners across North America, with two back-to-back stops in New York on September 15 and 17.
Atlas Genius’s upcoming tour comes in anticipation of their newest album, End of the Tunnel, the band’s first in nine years, set to release on September 6. Co-headliner Robert Delong has also recently announced his newest album, Playlist of Doom, set for release on September 13 through Round Hill Records.
Before their hiatus, Atlas Genius traveled the world supporting Weezer, Blink-182, The Neighborhood, Imagine Dragons, The Kooks, and more. Atlas Genius have performed at some of the most iconic and prestigious festivals, including Lollapalooza, and featured on the late-night television shows of Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, James Corden, Conan O’Brien, David Letterman, and Jay Leno. Delong is no stranger to festival stages, either, captivating audiences with his incredibly unique and dynamic performances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and Reading and Leeds.
Now, after a long-awaited return, Atlas Genius are ready to re-emerge on stages across North America, including two shows in New York. Their first NY show is in Wantagh, Long Island, at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall on Sunday, September 15. Their second New York show brings them to the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan at Racket NYC, a concert venue located inside the Western Beef Supermarket on W 16th Street.
Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall – Long Island Catering Halls
The full tour dates are listed below. Tickets go on sale on Friday, July 12, at 10 am local. Any additional information can be found on Atlas Genius and Robert Delong’s websites, linked here.
ATLAS GENIUS AND ROBERT DELONG: FALL 2024 TOUR
SEPTEMBER
8 – Chicago, IL – Taste of Chicago
10 – Detroit, MI – The Shelter
11 – Columbus, OH – A&R
13 – Jersey City, NJ – White Eagle Hall
15 – Long Island, NY – Mulcahy’s
17 – New York, NY – Racket
18 – Philadelphia, PA – The Foundry
22 – Boston, MA – Middle East – Downstairs
24 – Hartford, CT – Webster Underground
26 – Norfolk, VA – The Annex
27 – Washington, DC – Union Stage
29 – Atlanta, GA – Hell at the Masquerade
OCTOBER
1 – Nashville, TN – Basement East
3 – Austin, TX – The Ballroom at Spiderhouse
4 – Houston, TX – The Heights
5 – Dallas, TX – Kessler
7 – Kansas City, MO – Madrid Theatre
9 – Colorado Springs, CO – Black Sheep
10 – Denver, CO – Marquis
12 – Bellingham, WA – Bellingham Exit (Wild Buffalo)
Poughkeepsie-based jazz artist Cory Wong released his newest single, “Quotidian Fields,” on June 28. The second single off of his forthcoming album, Starship Syncopation, “Quotidian Fields” saw Wong collaborate with Metropole Orkest and piano icon Bruce Hornsby. Moreover, this newest single brings a bright, fresh sound to the world of jazz, and creates excitement for Wong’s newest album.
Known for his solo work with artists including the Dave Matthews Band, Vulfpeck, and many more, Cory Wong has been refreshing jazz since the late 2000s. In like manner, his newest single with Bruce Hornsby and Metropole Orkest, a jazz orchestra based in the Netherlands, is just the latest addition to his laundry list of fantastic collaborations.
After all, Cory Wong’s “Quotidian Fields” gives us a glimpse into his mind. In the early stages of the single, Wong and Hornsby used samples and previously discarded tunes to brainstorm their ideas. When Hornsby sent Wong the piano riff heard at the beginning of the single, he knew that it was the perfect symbol of what he envisioned in his mind: a grandfather clock in the middle of the desert with mountains in the background. Hornsby’s piano tunes represent the clock, as something classic, elegant, and easily recognizable. The additional guitars and bass represent the mountain ranges in the background: something strong, powerful, and grounding that doesn’t take away from the grandfather clock standing before it. As a result the orchestra parts, mainly brass and drums, are meant to represent the desert, where the whole landscape is.
Additionally, the arrangement and orchestration are inspired by a lot of classic American classical music. Inspiration from American classical composers like Aaron Copeland, George Gershwin, and Leonard Bernstein is obvious, as the single moves forward to a rising crescendo, then transitions into a full orchestra that still manages to uphold the elegance of Hornsby’s original piano riff.
Cory Wong officially begins his tour in October. In addition to his Fall Tour, Wong will be performing two shows at the 2024 Caroga Lake Music Festival from July 30-31. He will also be part of the Caroga Arts Collective on Wednesday, July 31, where a raffle for a limited edition Fender guitar will be held. Moreover only 100 raffle tickets will be sold at $100 each and can be purchased HERE.
Below are Cory Wong’s official Fall Tour dates. For more information and tickets, visit his official website.
Five For Fighting kicked off Independence Day with a performance on Live With Kelly and Mark at “Live’s 4th of July Family Party” in New York City. In addition the Grammy-nominated soft-rock star has announced an upcoming 4-month nationwide tour beginning in July until October. Moreover the tour will be split into two separate legs; a full-band Tour and a string quartet leg of the tour.
John Ondrasik’s top-40 Billboard hit “Superman” earned him a Grammy nomination in 2002. Credit: Nikolai Puc
FFF — also known as John Ondrasik — will be joined by experienced banmadates; drummer Randy Cooke, bassist Sean Hurley, and guitarist Peter Thorn for the first 2 months of the tour. Comparatively he will be joined by the likes of violinist Melissa Tong –who toured with Post Malone in 2023, Tony-winner Katie Kresek on violin, Broadway’s own Chris Cardona on viola and cello player Peter Sachon for the tours finals two-months. Markedly FFF’s eclectic style has brought out a wide-arrange of highly decorated performers.
“If it’s summer, the Five for Fighting rock band is back in the bus! It’s always a thrill for me to play with such amazing musicians, Pete, Randy, and Sean,” said Ondrasik. “We look forward to playing songs people know and love and some of the newer songs like ‘OK (We Are Not Ok)’ and telling some stories along the way. See you this summer!”
– John Ondrasik
All dates for the Full Band and String Quartet shows are listed below. For more information and tickets, as well as to request a show, visit Five For Fighting’s website linked here.
FIVE FOR FIGHTING FULL BAND TOUR DATES:
Thus, July 11: Hot Summer Nights Concert Series @ Municipal Lawn in Sherman, TX (Free Show)
Saturday, July 27 @ Mystic Lake Casino, Mystic Amphitheater in Prior Lake, MN (Free Show)
Tuesday, August 6 @ Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, PA
Thus, August 8 @ Electric City in Buffalo, NY
Friday, August 9, 2024 @ House of Blues, Cambridge Room in Cleveland, OH
Saturday, August 10, 2024 @ St. Andrew’s Hall in Detroit, MI
Sunday, August 11, 2024 @ Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, MI
Tuesday, August 13, 2024 @ Lincoln Theatre in Washington, DC
Wednesday, August 14, 2024 @ Oceanfront Concerts Series, 24th Street Park in Virginia Beach, VA
Friday, August 16, 2024 @ Cabot Theater in Beverly, MA
Saturday, August 17, 2024 @ The Wolf Den At Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT (Free Show)
Sunday, August 18, 2024 @ Tarrytown Music Hall in Tarrytown, NY
Five For Fighting Quartet Shows
Thus, September 26, in Homer, NY, at the Center for the Arts of Homer
Fri, September 27, in Saratoga Springs, NY, at Universal Preservation Hall
Sat, September 28, in Corning, NY, at Corning Museum Of Glass
Sun, September 29, in Bethel, NY, at The Event Gallery at Bethel Woods
Tuesday, October 1 in Oneonta, NY, at Foothills Performing Arts Center
Thursday, October 3 in Nashua, NH, at Nashua Center for the Arts
Friday, October 4 in Laconia, NH, at The Colonial Theatre Laconia
Saturday, October 5 in Bethlehem, NY, at The Colonial Theatre
Sunday, October 6 in Waterville, ME, at Waterville Opera House
Tuesday, October 8 in Newport, RI, at The JPT Film & Event Center
Wednesday, October 9 in Red Bank, NJ, at Count Basie Center for the Arts – The Vogel
Thursday, October 10 in Port Washington, NY, at Landmark on Main Street
Rising Reggae star Mihali just announced nine new tour dates, including The Yard at Ray’s in Bouckville, NY on July 25 and Garcia’s in Port Chester, NY on Aug 8.
Chiefly, Mihali is the co-founder and former lead singer of the band Twiddle. However, the band parted ways in 2023. But Mihali was recording solo music long before their end. Thus, his first piece of solo music was his song “Breath and Let Go” which he released in 2020.
Mihali, or Mihali Savoulidis, continued to write throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover Savoulidis sent Ivy Terra front man, Nathan Feinstein, a demo of his song “All Day” and Feinstein finished the song remotely and sent it back. As a result the two began to collaborate frequently, with Feinstein producing Savoulidis’s first record from 2022’s Effection.
According to Savoulidis, there’s a lot of happiness and hope portrayed on Effection. “Personally, I’m wearing a lot of hats right now,” said the Reggae star. “I’m incredibly proud and excited to be releasing so much music and, as always, evolving.”
Significantly two of his shows will be in his home state of Vermont. Hence on Aug 15 and 22 he will perform at Nectar’s in Burlington. Additionally there will be two New York stops. Moreover during his set at the Yard at Ray’s, Savoulidis will collaborate with the hip-hop blues band G. Love and Special Sauce.
Meanwhile, tickets can be purchased on Mihali’s website here.
Mihali Tour 2024
July 14 – Wilmington, NC – Bowstring Brewyard
July 17 – Ocean City, MD – Seacrets Beach Stage
July 19 – Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
July 20 – Wilmington, DE – The Queen
July 21 – North Stonington, CT – Jonathan Edwards Winery
July 24 – Hampton, NH – Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
July 25 – Bouckville, NY – The Yard at Ray’s
July 26 – Cheswick, PA – Mountain View Amphitheater
August 8 – Port Chester, NY – Garcia’s
August 15 – Burlington, VT – Nectar’s
August 22 – Burlington, VT – Nectar’s
August 25 – Boston, MA – Terptown Throwdown
August 29 – Port Chester, NY – Garcia’s
September 18 – Toronto, ON – Adelaide Hall
October 9 – South Deerfield, MA – Tree House Brewing Company
November 7 – Los Angeles, CA – The Venice West
November 8 – San Diego, CA – Winstons Beach Club
November 9 – Sanger, CA – Golden Road Festival
November 10 – Mill Valley, CA – Sweetwater Music Hall
Ned Evett, a pioneer in the world of fretless guitarists, makes his return to upstate New York for the first time in over two decades this August.
Evett kicks off a string of live performances with a live concert at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, on August 6. Immediately following, is his show at The Lounge at Revolution Gallery on August 7. Evett finishes off his New York stops with a live show at the Spirit Room in Rochester.
Over the last two decades, Ned Evett has cemented himself as an influential figure in the world of guitar players. In the early 1990s, Evett smashed his guitar after playing a show and handcrafted his own fretless guitar. Since then, Evett has mastered the style of fretless playing, which requires an immense understanding of the instrument’s sound and impeccable perfect pitch.
During his career, Evett has performed in over 30 countries with hundreds of touring artists, including Joe Satriani, Leon Russell, Kansas, Eric Johnson, George Thorogood, and John Scofield. Despite his extensive touring history, he has not made a return to upstate New York in over two decades. His name might be familiar to longtime guitar fans in the region, though. In 2003, Evett won the North American Rock Guitar Competition at the University of Buffalo. Since then, Evett has received massive critical acclaim. Described by Guitar Player magazine as “the world’s first fretless guitar rockstar” and dubbed “the king of the glass-necked guitar” by USA Today, Evett is the inventor of the glass-necked fretless guitar and the glass slide capo.
Evett will perform in a trio, with Rochester-based Steve Imburgia on drums and percussion and Brian Barr on bass for the New York shows. He will perform songs from his forthcoming record, Strange Kind of Freedom, which is set to release on November 8, as well as several fan favorites from his 12 prior solo releases.
Information for the New York shows are listed below.
Aug. 7 — Buffalo @ The Lounge at Revolution Gallery tickets: free doors: 5:30 p.m. show: 6 p.m. start address: 1419 Hertel Ave, Buffalo, NY 14216
Aug. 8 — Rochester @ The Spirit Room doors: 7 p.m. show: 8:30-10:30 p.m. address: 139 State St., Rochester, NY 14614
8/2 Friday Syracuse NY Funky Town Comics & Vinyl 8/6 Tuesday Syracuse NY The Lounge at Revolution Gallery 8/7 Wednesday Buffalo NY Iron Works 8/8 Thursday Rochester NY The Spirit Room 11/8 Friday Okinawa Japan Kadena Festival 11/14 Thursday San Pedro CA Alvas Showroom 11/16 Saturday Mill Valley CA Sweetwater Saloon 11/23 Saturday Boise ID Sapphire Room
Any additional information and tickets are available on Ned Evett’s website linked here.
Eight-time Grammy winner Anderson .Paak is heading on tour. The Super Bowl halftime performer announced The Malibu Tour, featuring Maurice Brown and Gawd, where he will perform his critically-acclaimed sophomore effort, Malibu, in its entirety. The 3-week trek will see .Paak make 14 stops with a performance at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY for the penultimate performance.
Maya Sarin
Anderson .Paak is renowned for his work as a singer, rapper, and producer. His passion for music began as a child in his church band in Oxnard, California. In 2014 .Paak released his debut album, Venice, followed by Malibu in 2016.
.Paak is known for his collaboration with other accomplisted artists. Silk Sonic, .Paak’s collaboration with Bruno Mars, earned the duo four Grammy’s and a sold out Vegas residency. Hits like “Leave the Door Open” and “Smokin’ out the Window” have cemented .Paak’s place in the public consciousness. .Paak appeared as a surprise guest at Logic and Friends’ show in 2022.
Anderson .Paak’s tour will showcase all of his strengths. With experience playing at the Met Gala, F1 Las Vegas, and Coachella, .Paak is an experienced performer with an engaging stage presence.
Tickets are currently available, and a full list of tour dates is available below. Anderson .Paak’s NPR performance is also available below.
The Malibu Tour Dates
Wed Sep 18 – Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater
Thu Sep 19 – Auburn, WA – White River Amphitheatre
Sat Sep 21 – Mountain View, CA – Shoreline Amphitheatre
Tue Sep 24 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl
Thu Sep 26 – Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara Bowl
Soul Coughing, one of the most unique and influential rock and roll bands of the last four decades, is returning to the stage fully formed for the first time in 25 years.
All four original members, Mike Doughty, Sebastian Steinberg, Mark degli Antoni and Yuval Gabay will be performing from coast to coast this September and October, capping the tour off with back-to-back nights in New York City.
NIELS VAN IPEREN/GETTY IMAGES
Each exclusive performance will feature songs from their El Oso,Irresistible Bliss and their genre-defining debut album Ruby Vroom which celebrates its 30th anniversary this fall.
The four members of Soul Coughing have said it again and again to audiences, fans, and journalists: We will not reunite. Stop asking. Well, you might want to pose that question one more time, because the tune has changed. This fall, all four original members will take the stage once more, with 17 dates across the country—bringing their glorious, off-kilter magic to a whole new audience.
Mike Doughty (vocals/guitar), Mark degli Antoni (keyboards/sampler), Sebastian Steinberg (bass), and Yuval Gabay (drums) formed Soul Coughing in 1992 after meeting at New York’s Knitting Factory, where Doughty worked the door. A truly eclectic collection of musicians, the guys merged drum & bass, trance, rock & roll and hip-hop to create a totally unique strain of music. As Doughty says: “Our music didn’t fit into the landscape then and it doesn’t now. We were super incorrect. We were messy. We were all over the place. There were moments in our career where we tried to be less different, and we always failed.” And thank God for that.
Over their eight-year history, the guys collected a motley crew of fans who gravitated to the deeply weird—yet danceable—energy of their discography, starting off with their 1994 debut, Ruby Vroom. They broke up in 2000, but Soul Coughing has lived on in the minds and hearts of their most ardent fans—and a new crop of listeners who may have heard standouts like “Super Bon Bon” on a video game soundtrack or “Circles” on a favorite TV show.
And the guys themselves are no slouches. Doughty has been releasing solo records at a steady clip since the band broke up and has penned two memoirs. Meanwhile, degli Antoni has thrown himself into the soundtrack world, scoring films by the likes of Wernor Herzog. He also collabed with Steinberg, who has played with everyone from Iron & Wine to Fiona Apple—notably on her critically acclaimed 2020 record Fetch the Bolt Cutters. Steinberg also linked up with Gabay on a drum and bass project called UV Ray and select recordings for Suzanne Vega. Gabay then moved to the U.K. and recorded with DJ Krust, ADF, and Roni Size Reprazent.
When they hit the 30th anniversary of Ruby Vroom, though, Doughty started looking backward. After playing the whole record on tour solo, he reached out to the band with a radical idea: a reunion tour where they’d play a best-of collection of tracks from Vroom, 1996’s Irresistible Bliss, and 1998’s El Oso. “The end was acrimonious, but I just thought I’d give it a shot,” he says. “So I just wrote an email to all three guys. It took a little convincing for some of them, but I was really gratified that everyone wanted to take part in that again—to see if we can be a great band again.”
To say the guys were shocked might be a bit of an understatement. But it was also a kind of much-needed salvation. “When he first reached out it was such a relief,” says Steinberg. “We all have our part to play in any dysfunctional relationship. But it was an immediate relief. I could just say, ‘Hey, man, we did something wonderful. And I’m sorry, too. That was cool.’” Gabay had a similar reaction: “I respect the music. I love what I did there. I love what the guys are doing—we were a good band.”
As for the setlist, that’s still in flux. Doughty lives in Memphis, degli Antoni in New York, Steinberg in L.A., and Gabay in Jerusalem, so they have yet to get together for rehearsals. Still, they’re all practicing—and will rehearse for a solid week leading up to the show. Doughty is singing three hours per day, Steinberg is getting back into the very muscular swing of Soul Coughing, as is Gabay—and degli Antoni? He’s unearthing his old sampler—which he bought decades ago with his student loan money—and sorting through everything from snippets of ‘60s songs to seagull calls.
“We’re just trying to pick the songs that bring us joy,” Doughty says. “We’re really trying to kind of revel in each other as musicians and that’s what the setlist is going to be based on. One thing that’s always been true about this band is every song is somebody’s favorite song.”
“Really one of the best conversations I’ve had in this band ever was Mike and I sitting down by the L.A. river for almost two hours and just going through the songs,” Steinberg adds. “I think there’s nothing I wouldn’t try to tackle, because it’s all so insane.” As for the clubs, they went back to venues that supported them back in the day. “Our agents did some archaeological work, finding people in the music business that would really care about this—and really, really be excited about it,” Doughty says.
As they head toward making history, all Soul Coughing knows for sure is that the band was something special—something never replicated. And this time around, it’s all about unity. “Music is a place of escapism, for people to go to a magical world,” Gabay says. “That’s what interests me. I want to bring people together. How can you bring a variety of people to the gig? Music brings people together—both the band and the audience.”
And as for how they promised to never get back together? “We just decided to let bygones be bygones. You know, everybody had issues,” Doughty says. “Our fans are going to be shocked, man. I can’t even believe how much they’re going to be shocked.”
Find tickets and information on the tour here. See below for a full list of dates.
After a long hiatus, San Francisco Based Producer and musician, Tycho announced his first tour in five years, Including a date in Brooklyn.
Tycho announced that he’s dropping a new album, Infinite Health, on Aug. 30 and released a new single “Phantom” on June 25. With these two announcements he also released his 2024 North American tour dates. On Nov. 12 he is set to perform at Brooklyn Steel.
Tycho, also known as Scott Hansen, is an electronic, IDM music producer who has worked on music for artists like Maggie Rogers and Leon Bridges. Tycho is also a two-time Grammy nominee. He was nominated for Best Dance/Electronic Album for his 2016 album Epoch and again for his album Weather in 2020.
His new music takes a more electronic route. “I wanted ‘Phantom’ to feel like a blend of lights in a nightclub with some unknown entity; a moving and shifting intelligence that served as a conduit to a deeper understanding of what’s beneath the surface of existence,” Hansen said. Although “Phantom” is a dance track, it doesn’t feel too heavy or intense in contrast more techno club music.
Infinite Health is set to be a danceable album. “The big overarching concept, at least on the technical side, is ‘Let’s try to make this sound as different as possible,’” Hansen said about the new tracks.
Tickets for Tychos’s tour go on sale on June 28 on AXS.
Tycho Tour Dates
SEPTEMBER
13 – Ogden, UT – Ogden Twilight
14 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory Concert House
15 – Eugene, OR – McDonald Theatre
17 – Portland, OR – Revolution Hall
18 – Vancouver, BC – New Hollywood Theater
19 – Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo
20 – Spokane, WA – Knitting Factory Concert House
21 – Bozeman, MT – The ELM
23 – Missoula, MT – The Wilma
25 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom
27 – Stateline, NV – Harrah’s LAke Tahoe
28 – San Francisco, CA – Portola Music Festival 2024
Global superstar Post Malone has announced his F-1 Trillion Tour, a momentous 21-show outing with stadium, festival, and amphitheater performances around the U.S., with four stops in New York State.
The New York native will play in his hometown of Syracuse, along with Saratoga Springs, Wantagh, and New York City, all in September.
The 9 times diamond-certified GRAMMY Award-nominated phenomenon, artist Post Malone regularly rewrites history, blurs boundaries, and incites internet-breaking conversation with every move. Emerging in 2015 with a genre-less brew that inspired a movement, he delivered the diamond-selling “Congratulations,” achieved back-to-back #1 debuts on the Billboard Top 200, received countless multi-Platinum certifications around the world, and smashed one record after another with his Hot 100-topping hits.
In 2022, he pushed boundaries again with his fourth full-length offering, Twelve Carat Toothache, which marked his fourth consecutive Top 5 bow on the Top 200. It also paved the way for his biggest headliner to date, The Twelve Carat Toothache Tour, taking over arenas for multiple dates in major cities throughout the year. He even scored “the highest-certified single in RIAA history” with the 17x-platinum “Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse),” netting the biggest single of his generation. In 2023, he garnered a GRAMMY Award nod in the category of “Best Pop Duo/Group Performance” for “I Like You (A Happier Song)” [with Doja Cat], marking his tenth career nomination in six years.
As of 2023, his catalog comprises the GRAMMY Award-nominated “rockstar” [feat. 21 Savage” (Diamond), “Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse)” [feat. Swae Lee] (2x Diamond), “I Fall Apart” (Diamond), “Psycho” [feat. Ty Dolla $ign] (Diamond), “White Iverson” (Diamond), “Better Now” (Diamond), and more. Not to mention, he sold out numerous arena tours and hosted and curated his own mega-popular Posty Fest in 2018 and 2019. It all started with his quintuple-platinum influential 2016 debut, Stoney. With records under his belt that will likely never be surpassed and a generation of artists and audiences worldwide under his spell, Post Malone simply doesn’t stop.
Tickets will be available starting with a Citi presale beginning Wednesday, June 26 at 10 a.m. local time. Additional pre-sales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale beginning Monday, July 1 at 10 a.m. local time.
See below for the full list of tour dates.
2024 Tour Dates:
Sun Sep 8 – Salt Lake City, UT – Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
Thu Sep 12 – Noblesville, IN – Ruoff Music Center
Sat Sep 14 – Syracuse, NY – Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview
Mon Sep 16 – Bangor, ME – Maine Savings Amphitheatre
Wed Sep 18 – Boston, MA – Fenway Park
Fri Sep 20 – Hershey, PA – Hersheypark Stadium
Sat Sep 21 – Hartford, CT – The XFINITY Theatre
Mon Sep 23 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Broadview Stage at SPAC
Wed Sep 25 – Scranton, PA – The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
Sat Sep 28 – New York, NY – Global Citizen Festival
Sun Sep 29 – Wantagh, NY – Northwell at Jones Beach Theatre
Tue Oct 1 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH – Blossom Music Center
Fri Oct 4 – Virginia Beach, VA – Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre
Sat Oct 5 – Raleigh, NC – Coastal Credit Union Amphitheatre
Mon Oct 7 – Charlotte, NC – PNC Music Pavilion
Wed Oct 9 – Charleston, SC – Credit One Stadium
Fri Oct 11 – Atlanta, GA – Lakewood Amphitheatre
Sun Oct 13 – Rogers, AR – Walmart AMP
Tue Oct 15 – Pelham, AL – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Thu Oct 17 – Orange Beach, AL – The Wharf Amphitheater
This fall, guitar icon Yngwie Malmsteen will kick off his 40th Anniversary Tour, taking him nationwide, with four shows in New York.
His first trip brings him to Plattsburgh at the Strand Centre on October 4th, followed by Colony Woodstock in Woodstock on the 10th. Two days later, Malmsteen will visit Buffalo’s Electric City Music Hall, with the tour concluding on November 18 at New York Cityâs Gramercy Theater.
Originally from Sweden, Yngwie Malmsteen was born into a musical family full of opera singers and classical musicians. By the age of 10, he had formed his first rock band with his childhood friend. Eventually, he began experimenting with different genres, musical styles, and techniques. Growing up, he was inspired by the unique playing styles of classical composers like Niccolo Paganini and Antonio Vivaldi, as well as the bluesy ones of Deep Purple founder and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore. Throughout his teen years, he combined the two genres and founded what is known as Neo-Classical Hard Rock.
In 1982, Yngwie Malmsteen came to the United States to kickstart his career. He appeared on multiple albums and performed in the hard rock band Alcatrazz. In 1984, he earned a solo deal and released his debut solo album. Rising Force. Since then, he has recorded over 22 studio albums and earned himself a reputation as one of the greatest electric guitarists of all time.
“I’m very excited to play this tour with all you guys and commemorate the launch of my solo career. It’s been an amazing journey and it still feels like it’s only beginning. I couldn’t have done it without all of you and your support throughout all these years. Looking forward to creating some magic with all of you! More is more!”
Yngwie Malmsteen
The full tour dates are listed below. For more information and tickets, fans can visit here.
Yngwie Malmsteen on Tour:
Sep. 26 – Fort Myers, FL – The Ranch Concert Hall Sep. 27 – Clearwater, FL – Capital Theater Sep. 28 – Mt Dora, FL – Mt Dora Music Hall Sep. 29 – Tallahassee, FL – The Moon Oct. 02 – Charlottesville, VA – Jefferson Theater Oct. 04 – Plattsburgh, NY – Strand Center Oct. 05 – Pawtucket, RI – The Met Oct. 06 – New Haven, CT – Toads Place Oct. 07 – Boston, MA – The Wilbur Oct. 09 – York, PA – Double Barrel Roadhouse Oct. 10 – Woodstock, NY – Colony Woodstock Oct. 11 – Millville, NJ – Levoy Theater Oct. 12 – Buffalo, NY – Electric City Music Hall Oct. 13 – St. Charles, IL – Arcada Theater Oct. 16 – Denver, CO – Oriental Theater Oct. 18 – Tacoma, WA – Temple Theater Oct. 19 – Dalles, OR – Granada Theater Oct. 20 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theater Oct. 22 – Roseville, CA – Goldfields Oct. 24 – Los Angeles, CA – Saban Theater Oct. 25 – Anaheim, CA – Grove Oct. 26 – Agoura Hills, CA – Canyon Club Oct. 27 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues Oct. 30 – Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom Nov. 01 – Tulsa, OK – Tulsa Theater Nov. 02 – San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center Nov. 03 – Austin, TX – Come & Take It Live Nov. 04 – Houston, TX – Warehouse Live Nov. 05 – Dallas, TX – Trees Nov. 07 – Covington, KY – Madison Theater Nov. 08 – Lorain, OH – Lorain Place Nov. 09 – Columbus, OH – King of Clubs Nov. 10 – Leesburg, VA – Tallyho Theater Nov. 14 – Ashland, KY – Paramount Arts Center Nov. 15 – Oakmont, PA – Oaks Theater Nov. 16 – Newton, NJ – Newton Theater Nov. 18 – New York City, NY – Gramercy
