Tour Date Announcements

Paul McCartney will return to the site of The Beatles’s last concert for the final concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park.

Umphrey’s McGee will visit the Northeast, South and Midwest during their just-announced late summer tour.

Gov’t Mule will make their Brooklyn Bowl London debut this summer.

The New Deal will play The Fillmore Silver Spring on July 12.

Broken Bells will mix headlining dates and festival appearances this summer.

CSN has added a slew of dates to their summer tour that takes the jaunt through early fall.

Paul McCartney continues to add more U.S. appearances to his Out There World Tour.

Gregg Allman will play dozens of shows with his solo band over the next few months.

Bob Weir & RatDog have announced more shows scheduled for this coming summer.

Colorado’s own String Cheese Incident will play a free show in Boulder to celebrate the release of Song In My Head.

Pete Townshend tells Billboard that The Who will hit the road around Christmastime for a World Tour.

Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, John Scofield, John Medeski and Joe Russo will play Central Park on May 28.

Pretty Lights has announced a two-night stand at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO.

Hard Working Americans will return to the road this summer and has started to announce where they will play.

Living legend Paul McCartney has added six more U.S. shows to the U.S. portion of his Out There tour.

Bob Weir & RatDog continue to fill out their summer touring schedule.

moe. has announced a number of July shows including stops in Atlantic City, Richmond and Birmingham.

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead will play their first Midwest shows in Chicago this September.