Dweezil Zappa Extends 1st Tour Since 2020 Into 2025

The guitarist’s Rox-Postrophy Tour will continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Frank Zappa’s Roxy & Elsewhere and Apostrophe (‘) albums.

By Andy Kahn Oct 29, 2024 10:20 am PDT

Dweezil Zappa announced dates for his 2025 Rox-Postrophy Tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of Frank Zappa‘s landmark 1974 albums Roxy & Elsewhere and Apostrophe (‘). The tour launched earlier this year and marked Dweezil’s first full-scale outing since 2020.

The 2025 celebratory excursion begins with a West Coast run starting in California with a show in Monterey on January 9. Dweezil then hits Napa on January 10 and Riverside on January 11. The guitarist will then head to Tucson (Arizona) on January 12.

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A swing through Texas follows with shows in San Antonio on January 14, Houston on January 15 and Dallas on January 16. The tour continues in New Orleans on January 17 and Memphis on January 18. Zappa then performs in Charleston (South Carolina) on January 20.

The guitarist brings the celebration to Florida for concerts in Orlando on January 21, Fort Lauderdale on January 22, Clearwater on January 23 and Jacksonville on January 24. Nashville hosts Dweezil on January 26 to wrap up the winter leg.

The spring portion begins in Chattanooga (Tennessee) on April 10, followed by shows in Charlottesville (Virginia) on April 11, Wilmington (Delaware) on April 12 and Northampton (Massachusetts) on April 13. Zappa then hits Rochester (New York) on April 15, New York City on April 16 and Ridgefield (Connecticut) on April 17.

Burlington (Vermont) welcomes Dweezil on April 18 before he plays Newton (New Jersey) on April 19. The tour heads to Canada for performances in Montreal on April 21, Beverly (Massachusetts) on April 23 and Portsmouth (New Hampshire) on April 24. Additional Canadian dates include Quebec City on April 25 and Toronto on April 26.

The celebration wraps up with shows in Buffalo (New York) on April 29, Columbus on April 30, Madison (Wisconsin) on May 1, Des Plaines (Illinois) on May 2 and St. Charles (Illinois) on May 3.

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