Florida Georgia Line, Nelly, Chris Lane Announce Smooth Tour

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Florida Georgia Line, Nelly, and Chris Lane are launching the Smooth Tour 2017, presented by Old Camp Whiskey and sponsored by Advance Auto Parts, June 2 in Austin. Promising a night of crossover hits and collaborations, the tour will hit Dallas, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Denver, and dozens of other cities across the country.

Tickets are on sale now as part of Live Nation’s Megaticket at Megaticket.com, and remaining dates go on sale Feb. 24.

“It’s good to be back out on tour with some of our best friends, Nelly and Chris Lane,” exclaims FGL’s Brian Kelley. “If it’s any indication of our ballpark tour a couple years ago, this should be the party of the year! We are excited to see and connect with all of our fans, and make as many memories as we can.”

FGL and Nelly have a long history together, with the three collaborating on their smash remix of the duo’s 2012 debut single, “Cruise,” a Diamond-certified hit that reached #4 on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart, and making numerous concert and award show appearances together.

THE SMOOTH TOUR 2017 to date:
June 2 – Austin, TX @ Austin360 Amphitheater
June 3 – Dallas, TX @ Starplex Pavilion
June 15 – Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater
June 16 – Darien Center, NY @ Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
June 17 – Philadelphia, PA @ BB&T Pavilion
June 24 – Indianapolis, IN @ Klipsch Music Center
June 25 – St. Louis, MO @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
July 21 – Raleigh, NC @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
July 22 – Hershey, PA @ Hershey Park Stadium
July 23 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center
July 27 – Tulsa, OK @ BOK Center
August 3 – Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion
August 4 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach
August 5 – Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live
August 10 – Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
August 11 – Cleveland, OH @ Blossom Music Center
August 17 – Holmdel, NJ @ P.N.C. Bank Arts Center
August 18 – Hartford, CT @ Xfinity Theater
August 19 – Pittsburgh, PA @ KeyBank Pavilion
September 7 – Anaheim, CA @ Honda Center
September 8 – San Bernardino, CA @ Glen Helen Amphitheater (formerly San Manuel Amphitheater)
September 9 – San Diego, CA @ Mattress Firm Amphitheatre
September 10 – Phoenix, AZ @ Ak-Chin Pavilion
September 14 – Wheatland, CA @ Toyota Amphitheatre
September 15 – Concord, CA @ Concord Pavilion
September 16 – Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheatre
September 21 – Kennewick, WA @ Toyota Center
September 22 – Missoula, MT @ Adams Center
September 23 – Bozeman, MT @ Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
September 29 – Salt Lake City, UT @ USANA Amphitheatre
September 30 – Denver, CO @ Pepsi Center
October 1 – Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
October 6 – Seattle, WA @ White River Amphitheatre
October 7 – Portland, OR @ Sunlight Supply Amphitheater
October 12 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
October 13 – Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
October 14 – West Palm Beach, FL @ Perfect Vodka Amphitheater
October 19 – Birmingham, AL @ Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
October 20 – Alpharetta, GA @ Verizon Amphitheater
October 21 – Alpharetta, GA @ Verizon Amphitheater

Eric Church Cancels 25,000 Tickets For Holdin’ My Own Tour

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Eric Church. Photo: Jensen Sutta

Eric Church has canceled 25,000 tickets that were purchased by scalpers to his 60+ city Holdin’ My Own Tour, MusicRow has confirmed. More than 2,000 of those canceled tickets are for his Nashville shows on May 26-27.

Concerts affected include shows in all United States markets that remain on Church’s tour, with the exception of a Cincinnati, Ohio, concert slated for April 22.

The longtime advocate for fans against surged ticket scalping prices, Church launched the Holdin’ My Own Tour, Jan. 17 in Lincoln, Nebraska to feature two full concert sets each evening, with no opening acts.

Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets directly at ericchurch.com to ensure they are purchased at face value.

When Church and his team announced the Holdin’ My Own Tour, they also revealed the use of a proprietary technology that scrubs ticket purchases using up to 10 different data points and automatically flags orders made by scalpers, and allows ticket orders to be canceled at any time.

“In this era where growing inequality seems to be the norm, we wanted to do everything within our power to put the advantage back in the hands of true fans rather than those that take advantage of the system, and by extension our people,” said John Peets, Church’s manager, said when announcing the tour. “It was important to us to invest time into evaluating and redesigning the ticket buying process and build the technology to level the playing field.”

Bon Jovi Breaks Attendance Record At Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena

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Bon Jovi broke the attendance record at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Saturday (Feb. 18), playing to 18,514 fans. The concert was the fifth date on the band’s This House Is Not For Sale tour, which runs through April 10. The concert was booked through Live Nation.

Bon Jovi earned Billboard‘s Legend of Live honor during its Billboard Touring Awards in 2016. In 2014, he earned the Top Touring Artist honor at the Billboard Music Awards.

Luke Bryan Adds Second Nashville Show To Huntin,’ Fishin,’ And Lovin’ Every Day Tour

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Luke Bryan. Photo: Carlos Ruiz

 

Luke Bryan sold out the May 5 launch date of his Huntin’, Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day Tour when tickets went on sale Friday morning (Feb. 17) for Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. Due to high fan demand, a second show has been added for Saturday, May 6. Tickets for May 6 go on sale on Friday, Feb. 24.

Special guest in Nashville is Brett Eldredge along with opener Adam Craig.

Brett Young Joins Lee Brice and Justin Moore’s ‘American Made’ Tour

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Pictured (clockwise from top left): Lee Brice, Justin Moore, Brett Young, William Michael Morgan

Lee Brice and Justin Moore’s co-billed ‘American Made’ tour with William Michael Morgan has been playing to capacity crowds since kicking off January 13 in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and is proving so popular the two have added more cities to the bill. Brett Young will join the tour next month.

Lee says, “It’s been so much fun to be on the road with Justin and William Michael. We’re looking forward to having Brett Young out with us in March.”

American Made Tour Dates:
+William Michael Morgan
++ Brett Young
Feb. 23: Murray, Ky.; CFSB Center+
Feb. 24: Kalamazoo, MI; Wings Event Center
Feb.25: Milwaukee, WI; The Milwaukee Theater+
March 2: Omaha, NE; Baxter Arena+
March 3: Saint Louis, MO; Chaifetz Arena+
March 4: Columbus, OH; Nationwide Arena+
March 16: Des Moines, IA; Wells Fargo Arena+
March 17: Salina, KS; Bicentennial Center+
March 18: Loveland, CO; Budweiser Events Center+
March 23: Huntsville, AL; Von Braun Center++
March 24: Jackson, MS; Mississippi Coliseum++
March 25: Tupelo, MS; Bancorp South Arena++
April 14: Fargo, ND; Fargo Dome++
April 15: Mankato, MN; Verizon Wireless Center++
April 21: Evansville, IN; Ford Center++
April 22: Huntington, WV; Big Sandy Arena++
April 27: Enid, OK; Central National Bank Center++
April 28: Independence, MO; Silverstein Eye Centers Arena++

Mary Chapin Carpenter, Joan Baez, Indigo Girls Join Forces for Four Voices Tour

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Great Performances – Joan Baez 75th Birthday Celebration at The Beacon Theater, 2124 Broadway, New York, NY. January 27, 2016. Photo: Joseph Sinnott

Longtime friends Joan Baez, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Indigo Girls members Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have teamed to form a special group, Four Voices, and will play some exclusive tour dates this June, which will include a stop at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.

The four became friends over 25 years ago when Baez invited Ray and Saliers to perform at a 1991 benefit at the Berkeley Community Theater for her human rights organization, Humanitas. Upon accepting, Ray and Saliers suggested enlisting Carpenter as well, and following a successful performance the four reconnected a year later at an Earth Day Celebration in Boston and at the Newport Folk Festival. They mulled over the idea of touring together at Baez’s 75th birthday concert at the Beacon Theatre and solidified the new tour a year later.

Tickets for the shows go on sale beginning the week of Feb. 20.

FOUR VOICES TOUR DATES:
June 3—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium
June 5—Raleigh, NC—North Carolina Museum of Art
June 6—Charlottesville, VA—Sprint Pavilion
June 8—Kettering, OH—Fraze Pavilion
June 9—Rochester Hills, MI—Meadow Brook Amphitheatre
June 11—Chicago, IL—Chicago Theatre
June 12—Grand Rapids, MI—Meijer Gardens
June 14—Toronto, ON—Massey Hall
June 16—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
June 17—Lenox, MA—Tanglewood

Chris Stapleton Announces New Tour, Album

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Chris Stapleton is bringing his All-American Road Show to cities across the country this year beginning March 9 and will have brand new music to play for fans as well, as his new album is set to drop May 5 — exactly two years to the day since his stellar, award-winning Traveller CD was released.

The tour, which will include stops at L.A.’s Forum, Denver’s Red Rocks Amphitheater and Wrigley Field, will feature special guests Brothers Osborne, Lucie Silvas, Anderson East, Brent Cobb and Margo Price. Exclusive fan club pre-sales will begin Feb. 21, and public ticket sales begin Feb. 24. Citi card members will have access to pre-sale tickets through Citi’s Private Pass Program beginning Feb. 21. The tour will offer two premium VIP packages on tour, including an interactive collection of instruments and memorabilia. Full details can be found at cidentertainment.com.

“CHRIS STAPLETON’S ALL-AMERICAN ROAD SHOW” 
(newly announced dates in bold)
March 9—Houston, TX—Rodeo Houston
March 18—London, ON—Budweiser Gardens* (SOLD OUT)
March 19—Ottawa, ON—Canadian Tire Centre*
March 22—Winnipeg, MB—MTS Centre*
March 24—Calgary, AB—Scotiabank Saddledome*
March 25—Edmonton, AB—Rexall Place*
March 27—Vancouver, BC—Rogers Arena*
March 28—Seattle, WA—Key Arena†
March 30—Las Vegas, NV—Pearl Theater – Palms Casino Resort† (SOLD OUT)
April 6—Columbus, GA—Columbus Civic Center† (SOLD OUT)
April 8—Ft. Lauderdale, FL—Tortuga Music Festival
April 20—Roanoke, VA—Berglund Center‡ (SOLD OUT)
April 21—Pikeville, KY—East Kentucky Expo Center‡ (SOLD OUT)
April 22—Pikeville, KY—East Kentucky Expo Center‡ (SOLD OUT)
April 27—Columbia, MO—Mizzou Arena+
April 28—Cape Girardeau, MO—Show Me Center+ (SOLD OUT)
April 29—Bloomington, IL—U.S. Cellular Coliseum+ (SOLD OUT)
May 5—Alpharetta, GA—Verizon Amphitheatre§
May 11—Virginia Beach, VA—Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at VA Beach§
May 12—Raleigh, NC—Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek§
May 13—Charlotte, NC—PNC Music Pavilion§
May 18—San Diego, CA—Mattress Firm Amphitheatre§
May 19—Phoenix, AZ—Ak-Chin Pavilion§
May 20—Los Angeles, CA—The Forum§
May 23—Denver, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre§
June 1—Fresno, CA—Save Mart Center at Fresno State§ (on-sale March 10)
June 2— Mountain View, CA—Shoreline Amphitheatre§
June 3—Wheatland, CA—Toyota Amphitheatre§
June 9—Southaven, MS—BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove#
June 10—Birmingham, AL—Oak Mountain Amphitheatre#
June 15—Charleston, WV—Charleston Civic Center#
June 16—Cincinnati, OH—Riverbend Music Center#
June 17—Indianapolis, IN—Klipsch Music Center# (on-sale March 3)
June 22—Tulsa, OK—BOK Center#
June 23—Manhattan, KS—Country Stampede
June 24—North Platte, NE—Nebraskaland Days
June 29—Chicago, IL—Wrigley Field†† (SOLD OUT)
July 5—Milwaukee, WI—Summerfest††
July 6—Milwaukee, WI—Summerfest††
July 14—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center#
July 15—Hartford, CT—The XFINITY Theatre#
July 16—Darien Lake, NY—Darien Lake Performing Arts Center#
July 20—Holmdel, NJ—P.N.C. Bank Arts Center#
July 21—Wantagh, NY—Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater#
July 22—Bristow, VA—Jiffy Lube Live#
July 28—George, WA—Watershed Festival
July 29—Central Point, OR—Country Crossings Music Festival
July 30—Mountain Home, ID—Mountain Home Country Music Festival
August 3—Duluth, MN—AMSOIL Arena**
August 4—Prairie Du Chien, WI—Country on the River
August 5—St. Louis, MO—Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre**
August 10—Hershey, PA—Giant Center**
August 11—Pittsburgh, PA—KeyBank Pavilion**  
August 12—Philadelphia, PA—BB&T Pavilion**  
August 17—Toronto, ON—Budweiser Stage**  
August 18—Cleveland, OH—Blossom Music Center**  
August 19—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre**  (on-sale March 3)
August 25 – Gilford, NH – Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion**
*with special guest Lindi Ortega
†with special guest Maren Morris
‡with special guest Brent Cobb
+with special guest Lucie Silvas
§with special guests Brothers Osborne and Lucie Silvas
#with special guests Anderson East and Brent Cobb
**with special guests Margo Price and Brent Cobb
††with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Margo Price, Brent Cobb Join Jamey Johnson’s Stagecoach Spotlight Tour

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Jamey Johnson

Jamey Johnson will embark on an eight-city tour billed as the Stagecoach Spotlight Tour: Jamey Johnson. Special guests Margo Price and Brent Cobb are set to join Johnson. All three Stagecoach Spotlight Tour musicians are set to perform at the 11th annual Stagecoach Country Music Festival this April.

“Working with Jamey is something we have wanted to do for a very long time. So much so, we decided to double down on both a festival appearance and a tour. A bill like this, that includes Margo Price and Brent Cobb, only comes around once in a lifetime,” says Stacy Vee, talent buyer for Stagecoach and the Stagecoach Spotlight Tour.

Each show will be unique, in part because Johnson doesn’t create a set list. “I don’t know what I’m going to do until I am standing there doing it,” he says. “That is a freedom I have enjoyed ever since I began doing this, the ability to try something new.

“You’ll see me do a lot of my songs, including my old stuff,” he says. “If I have a new song that I want to share, you will hear that. When I’m not doing my songs, I’ll be doing everybody else’s that I like, from every format. My taste is vintage, traditional, and that is not to say that everything I do is old. There are a lot of new writers these days that are putting out great music that I find in the same vein as the old stuff I like and we may try some of that out.”

Tickets for the Stagecoach Spotlight Tour: Jamey Johnson Tour go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Stagecoach Festival pass holders and American Express card members can purchase tickets beginning Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time at www.stagecoachfestival.com/spotlighttour.

The Stagecoach Spotlight Tour: Jamey Johnson dates include:

April 25: San Diego; The Observatory North Park
April 27: Los Angeles; The Theatre at Ace Hotel
April 28: Las Vegas; Brooklyn Bowl
April 30: Tempe, Ariz.; Marquee Theatre
May 3: Denver; Ogden Theatre
May 8: Portland, Ore.; Crystal Ballroom
May 9: Seattle; Showbox SODO
May 11: San Francisco; The Warfield Theatre

‘Nashville’ Stars to Tour UK in June

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The stars of Nashville are launching a second overseas tour this summer set for England, Scotland, and Ireland. Cast members Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten and Jonathan Jackson will play the shows, along with Sam Palladio on select dates.

Launching June 9 in Birmingham, England, the tour will feature songs from the series as well as artists’ original material and will hit cities including Brighton, Nottingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, Belfast, as well as two nights at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

“Our first international tour proved how tremendously popular ‘Nashville’ and its cast are beyond the U.S.,” said Steve Buchanan, President, Opry Entertainment. “We look forward to more sell-out shows this summer featuring cast members who are not only amazing actors, performers, and songwriters, but who have also become incredible ambassadors for our home state of Tennessee.”

All shows go on sale this Friday, Feb. 17. This marks the second time the cast will tour abroad: Nashville staged a sold-out tour in the UK and Ireland in 2016. Nashville airs on six continents and in more than 100 territories, including the United Kingdom.

“Nashville” International Tour Dates: 
6/9                    Birmingham         Barclaycard Arena
6/10                  London                 Royal Albert Hall
6/11                  London                 Royal Albert Hall
6/13                  Brighton               Brighton Dome
6/14                  Nottingham          Royal Concert Hall
6/16                  Glasgow               The SSE Hydro
6/17                  Manchester           Manchester Arena
6/19                  Dublin                   3 Arena
6/20                  Belfast                  SSE Arena

Tim McGraw, Faith Hill Reveal Opening Acts For 2017 Soul2Soul Tour

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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill‘s 2017 Soul2Soul Tour will have something unique to offer fans. They will bring 26 opening acts for the tour, with each opening act being “hand selected” by the superstar couple to appear at a handful of shows.

During a Facebook Live event on Tuesday (Jan. 31), McGraw and Hill revealed that the opening acts will include Brothers Osborne, NeedToBreathe, Seth Ennis, the Shadowboxers, Jon Pardi, Chris Lane, Joseph, Midland, Caitlyn Smith, High Valley, Charlie Worsham, Lori McKenna, Rachel Platten, Rhiannon Giddens, Devon Dawson, Maggie Rose, Natalie Hemby, Ben Rector, Brent Cobb, Eric Paslay, Brandy Clark, Cam, Chris Janson, Steve Moakler, LoCash and Margo Price.

Notably, no opening acts have been announced for the tour’s two Nashville shows, slated for Aug. 4-5 at Bridgestone Arena.

“We’ve had some great artists open up Soul2Soul in the past, so the bar was pretty high when we put this group together,” said Hill.

Added McGraw “These artists represent a combination of some of the most exciting new acts from all genres out there, as well as some that we have been fans of for the past few years. We are honored to have them all with us, and look forward to seeing them live.”

Soul2Soul 2017 Tour Dates (w/openers):

April 7: New Orleans, LA; Smoothie King Center-Brothers Osborne
April 9: Tupelo, MS; BancorpSouth Arena-Brothers Osborne
April 20: N. Charleston, SC; N Charleston Coliseum-NEEDTOBREATHE
April 21: Birmingham, AL; Legacy Arena at the BJCC-NEEDTOBREATHE
April 22: Atlanta, GA; Philips Arena-NEEDTOBREATHE
April 27: St. Louis, MO; Scottrade Center-Seth Ennis
April 28: Louisville, KY; KFC Yum! Center-Seth Ennis
April 29: Indianapolis, IN*; Bankers Life Fieldhouse-Seth Ennis
May 4:Newark, NJ; Prudential Center-The Shadowboxers
May 5: Uncasville, CT; Mohegan Sun-The Shadowboxers
May 6: Uncasville, CT; Mohegan Sun-The Shadowboxers
May 11: Tulsa, OK; BOK Center-Jon Pardi
May 12: Lincoln, NE; Pinnacle Bank Arena-Jon Pardi
May 13: Oklahoma City, OK; Chesapeake Energy Arena-Jon Pardi
May 18: Spokane, WA; Spokane Arena-Chris Lane
May 19: Bozeman, MT; Brick Breeden Fieldhouse-Chris Lane
May 20: Bozeman, MT; Brick Breeden Fieldhouse-Chris Lane
May 25: Boise, ID; Taco Bell Arena-Joseph
May 26: Portland, OR; Moda Center-Joseph
May 27: Tacoma, WA; Tacoma Dome-Joseph
May 31: Vancouver, BC; Rogers Arena-Midland
June 2: Calgary, AB; Scotiabank Saddledome-Midland
June 3: Edmonton, AB; Rogers Place-Midland
June 4: Saskatoon, SK; SaskTel Centre-Midland
June 7: Winnipeg, MB; MTS Centre-Caitlyn Smith
June 9: Sioux Falls, SD; Denny Sanford Premier Center-Caitlyn Smith
June 10: Des Moines, IA; Wells Fargo Arena-Caitlyn Smith
June 15: Grand Rapids, MI; Van Andel Arena-High Valley
June 16: Milwaukee, WI; BMO Bradley Harris Arena-High Valley
June 17: Moline, IL; iwireless Center-High Valley
June 22: Ottawa, ON; Canadian Tire Centre-Charlie Worsham
June 23: Toronto, ON; Air Canada Centre-Charlie Worsham
June 24: Toronto, ON; Air Canada Centre-Charlie Worsham
July 7: Boston, MA; TD Garden-Lori McKenna
July 8: Boston, MA; TD Garden-Lori McKenna
July 13: Las Vegas, NV; T-Mobile Arena-Rachael Platten
July 14: Los Angeles, CA; STAPLES Center-Rachael Platten
July 15: Los Angeles, CA; STAPLES Center-Rachael Platten
July 21: Glendale, AZ; Gila River Arena-Rhiannon Giddens
July 22: Ontario, CA; Citizens Business Bank Arena-Rhiannon Giddens
July 23: San Diego, CA; Valley View Casino Center-Rhiannon Giddens
July 28: Sacramento, CA; Golden 1 Center-Devin Dawson
July 29: San Jose, CA; SAP Center-Devin Dawson
July 31: Denver, CO; Pepsi Center-Devin Dawson
Aug 1: Denver, CO; Pepsi Center-Devin Dawson
Aug 3: Little Rock, AR; Verizon Arena-Devin Dawson
Aug 4: Nashville TN; Bridgestone Arena-TBD
Aug 5: Nashville, TN; Bridgestone Arena-TBD
Aug 17: Cleveland, OH; Quicken Loans Arena-Maggie Rose
Aug 18: Philadelphia, PA; Wells Fargo Center-Maggie Rose
Aug 24: Fargo, ND; Fargodome-Natalie Hemby
Aug 25: St. Paul, MN; Xcel Energy Center-Natalie Hemby
Aug 26: St. Paul, MN; Xcel Energy Center-Natalie Hemby
Aug 31: Chicago, IL; Allstate Arena-Ben Rector
Sept 1: Chicago, IL; Allstate Arena-Ben Rector
Sept 2: Cincinnati, OH; US Bank Arena-Ben Rector
Sept 7: Columbus, OH; Nationwide Arena-Brent Cobb
Sept 8: Detroit, MI; The Palace-Brent Cobb
Sept 9: Ft. Wayne, IN; War Memorial-Brent Cobb
Sept 14: Knoxville, TN; Thompson Boling Arena-Eric Paslay
Sept 15: Greenville, SC; Bon Secours Wellness Arena-Eric Paslay
Sept 16: Jacksonville, FL; Veterans Memorial Arena-Eric Paslay
Sept 21: Wichita, KS; INTRUST Bank Arena-Brandy Clark
Sept 22: Omaha, NE; CenturyLink Center-Brandy Clark
Sept 23: Kansas City, MO; Sprint Center-Brandy Clark
Sept 27: Salt Lake City, UT; Vivint Smart Home Arena-Cam
Sept 29: Fresno, CA; Save Mart Center-Cam
Sept 30: Bakersfield, CA; Rabobank Arena-Cam
Oct 5: San Antonio, TX; AT & T Center-Chris Janson
Oct 6: Houston, TX; Toyota Center-Chris Janson
Oct 7: Dallas, TX; American Airlines Center-Chris Janson
Oct 12: Pittsburgh, PA; PPG Paints Arena-Steve Moakler
Oct 13: Washington, DC; Verizon Center-Steve Moakler
Oct 14: Greensboro, NC; Greensboro Coliseum-Steve Moakler
Oct 19: Sunrise, FL; BB&T Center-LOCASH
Oct 20: Tampa, FL; Amalie Arena-LOCASH
Oct 21: Orlando, FL; Amway Center-LOCASH
Oct 26: Buffalo, NY; KeyBank Center-Margo Price
Oct 27: Brooklyn, NY;Barclays Center-Margo Price