Tripping Daisy Confirms 1st Extensive Tour In 26 Years

Before Tim DeLaughter formed The Polyphonic Spree, he led Tripping Daisy. The Dallas-based band, who broke up in 1999 after scoring a hit with “I Got A Girl,” will reunite this summer for their first North American tour in 26 years.

Tripping Daisy will hit the road to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their 1995 LP I Am An Elastic Firecracker. Each show will feature a full performance of the record as well as “timeless favorites from every Tripping Daisy album.”

Tripping Daisy begins their long-awaited tour on June 21 in Dallas followed by a performance in Oklahoma City (Oklahoma) on June 22. The band then heads to Kansas City on June 23 before arriving in Denver on June 25. Next, they’ll play in Omaha (Nebraska) on June 27 and St. Paul on June 28 before concluding the month in Des Moines (Iowa) on June 29.

July begins with a performance in St. Louis on the 1st and Chicago on the 2nd. The band will then play Milwaukee’s Summerfest on July 4 followed by Indianapolis (Indiana) on July 5. After a brief break, Tripping Daisy visits Cleveland on July 8 and Columbus (Ohio) on July 9. The tour continues with shows in Detroit on July 10, Toronto on July 11, and Montreal on July 12.

The final leg of the tour starts in Hamden (Connecticut) on July 14, followed by Boston on July 16 and New York on July 17. Tripping Daisy then plays Philadelphia on July 18, Raleigh (North Carolina) on July 19, and concludes the tour in Charlotte (North Carolina) on July 20.

Tickets for all dates will be available starting this Friday, April 18 at 10 a.m. local time. Find links to purchase laid out below.