Roger Waters will return to North America that summer to stage a brand new tour named “This Is Not a Drill”. The outing runs between July and October 2020, with each performance. here. Roger Waters 2020 Tour Dates: 07/08 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 07/10 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 07/11
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Roger Waters’ upcoming North American tour coincides with the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, and that’s not by accident. Waters’ “This Is Not a Drill Tour” promises to be his most political outing to date, because “as the clock ticks faster and faster and faster down to extinction, it seemed like a good thing to make
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With a new album on the horizon, Deftones have mapped out a massive summer tour for 2020. Following a number of festival appearances across the globe in late spring/early summer, Deftones will head out on a 28-date headlining tour of North America in late July. They’ll be joined by Gojira and Poppy for the entirety
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The Who have declared fresh 2020 US dates to their “Moving On! Tour”. The trek contains shows at the Cincinnati area and Hollywood, Florida in April, as well as shows in Houston, Dallas, and Denver, that have been postponed due to illness. Roger Daltrey along with Pete Townshend Also Have reserved a six-night stint at
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Sturgill Simpson has mapped out an extensive tour behind his latest album, Sound & Fury, and accompanying anime film of the same name. Dubbed “A Good Look’n Tour” and featuring Tyler Childers in a support role, the 40-date outing kicks off in Birmingham, Alabama on February 21st. The tour runs through the end of May,
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A tour is typically built off the appeal of seeing two genrically functions that were similar on one bill that was exciting. This summer will see a number of these shows around North America, from the ’90s nostalgia of Bush and +Live+, to the indie glory of Deerhunter and Dirty Projects, to the legendary hip-hop
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Phil Collins is still alive and well. Thus, he’s enlarged his “Still Not Dead Yet Tour” using a new leg of US tour dates for this fall. The Genesis legend will embark on the 15-date jaunt beginning September 23rd in Dallas. The itinerary also includes stops in Tampa, Atlanta, Detroit, New York, Denver, and San
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Latin rock icons MANÁ have mapped out an extensive US tour. “Rayando El Sol Tour” crosses more than 20 dates happening between early September and late November. Tickets go on sale starting Friday, March 1st through LiveNation. Once they sell out, you can procure them through StubHub. See the schedule below. Update: With the initial
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Heart are coming to the road this summer to get their first North American outing in three years. The “Love Alive Tour”, named after Heart’s 1977 Little Queen monitor, will also include an abysmal lineup of guest walkers in Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, 2019 Grammys celebrity Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Elle King, and Lucie
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The Who’s Roger Daltrey along with Pete Townshend will return to the road this summer for that their most recent world tour. “Moving On! Tour”, because it’s been dubbed, will observe the classic rock legends joined on stage by a local symphony orchestra. Already The Who have mapped from the North American leg of this tour.
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