Tour Date Announcements

There have been a few changes to the lineup of shows for this summer’s Watermark Concert Series in NYC.

Legendary bluegrass act Hot Rize will embark on their first major tour in almost 25 years this September.

Jack White has added a batch of U.S. and Canadian dates in August and September.

The Tedeschi Trucks Band have added performances on the West Coast and in Boston to their Made Up Mind tour.

The Steely Dan “Jamalot Ever After” tour will now end on September 21 at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY.

Paul McCartney is taking the advice of his doctors and has rescheduled his June dates to October.

Yonder Mountain String Band has just announced a brief seven-show Mid-Atlantic run set for August.

There’s good news for Detroit and Colorado Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers fans, while bad news for those in Lincoln and Kansas City.

Umphrey’s McGee’s first visit to Brooklyn Bowl London will feature a set filled with covers.

Hard Working Americans have a number of festival appearances and headlining shows scheduled in July and beyond.

We’re still waiting for a new Modest Mouse album, but in the time being the band has announced a batch of summer dates.

King Crimson will hit the road for 17 U.S. performances in September and October.

John Bell, Jeff Coffin, Sam Bush and Taj Mahal will be among the guests performing with Leftover Salmon at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville this September.

Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews have added a batch of August, September and October dates across the country.

Robert Fripp has resurrected King Crimson and the first reunion dates have been announced.

The Black Keys have added a handful of dates to their upcoming World Tour, including three shows in California.

The Avett Brothers will keep themselves busy over the next few months and have just added a handful of West Coast dates.

Widespread Panic has just announced an extensive fall tour that ends in Colorado.