Newly Announced (Non-PJ) Tours

Gern Blansten · December 11

mrussel1 said:

DE4173 said:

🤘

This might be the worst festival ever.

I can't believe people still hire Puddle of Mudd

mrussel1 · December 11

pjl44 said:

DE4173 said:

🤘

I can only imagine the reaction to this lineup but, after taking a breath and counting, I would earnestly enjoy 8-12 of these sets

Oh. I didn’t realize Brett Michaels and Nickleback were there. You’re right, Unskinny Bop even without CC might be one of the greatest songs ever. I stand corrected.

DE4173 · December 12

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In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s classic album "Blood on the Tracks,” the Bob Dylan Center will present a major multi-artist concert featuring an exciting array of musicians for whom Dylan and his 1975 song cycle remain touchstones of inspiration and wonderment. This one-night-only event will take place on Friday, Jan. 24, 2025, at Cain’s Ballroom, Tulsa’s 100-year-old honky-tonk where Dylan himself has performed. The concert will highlight all of the songs on "Blood on the Tracks," as well as a wide assortment of other Dylan songs from across his expansive discography, all performed by a house band and a rotating cast of featured performers.

Featured performers include Laura Cantrell, Elvis Costello, Martin Courtney of Real Estate, Adam Granduciel of The War on Drugs, Joy Harjo, Robyn Hitchcock, Lonnie Holley, Diana Krall, Paul Metsa, Kevin Morby, Amy Ray of Indigo Girls, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy, Emma Swift, Sharon Van Etten and Lucinda Williams.

Setting the evening’s musical tone will be a house band of accomplished musicians including: indie-rock band Chatham County Line (Greg Readling, John Teer, Dave Wilson); Brad Cook, Phil Cook and Darren Jessee. Event co-curator Doug Keith will round out the house band and serve as music director.

Additionally, three musicians who played with Dylan on “Blood on the Tracks” will perform: keyboardist Greg Inhofer, guitarist Kevin Odegard and bassist Billy Peterson. Odegard will play the same acoustic guitar he played in the session with Dylan. In 2019, Odegard donated the Martin guitar to the Bob Dylan Center, where it has been on display since the center’s grand opening in 2022.

mrussel1 · December 12

DE4173 said:

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s classic album "Blood on the Tracks,” the Bob Dylan Center will present a major multi-artist concert featuring an exciting array of musicians for whom Dylan and his 1975 song cycle remain touchstones of inspiration and wonderment. This one-night-only event will take place on Friday, Jan. 24, 2025, at Cain’s Ballroom, Tulsa’s 100-year-old honky-tonk where Dylan himself has performed. The concert will highlight all of the songs on "Blood on the Tracks," as well as a wide assortment of other Dylan songs from across his expansive discography, all performed by a house band and a rotating cast of featured performers.

Featured performers include Laura Cantrell, Elvis Costello, Martin Courtney of Real Estate, Adam Granduciel of The War on Drugs, Joy Harjo, Robyn Hitchcock, Lonnie Holley, Diana Krall, Paul Metsa, Kevin Morby, Amy Ray of Indigo Girls, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy, Emma Swift, Sharon Van Etten and Lucinda Williams.

Setting the evening’s musical tone will be a house band of accomplished musicians including: indie-rock band Chatham County Line (Greg Readling, John Teer, Dave Wilson); Brad Cook, Phil Cook and Darren Jessee. Event co-curator Doug Keith will round out the house band and serve as music director.

Additionally, three musicians who played with Dylan on “Blood on the Tracks” will perform: keyboardist Greg Inhofer, guitarist Kevin Odegard and bassist Billy Peterson. Odegard will play the same acoustic guitar he played in the session with Dylan. In 2019, Odegard donated the Martin guitar to the Bob Dylan Center, where it has been on display since the center’s grand opening in 2022.

Now this could be really cool. All-timer of a record.

GlowGirl · December 12

mrussel1 said:

DE4173 said:

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s classic album "Blood on the Tracks,” the Bob Dylan Center will present a major multi-artist concert featuring an exciting array of musicians for whom Dylan and his 1975 song cycle remain touchstones of inspiration and wonderment. This one-night-only event will take place on Friday, Jan. 24, 2025, at Cain’s Ballroom, Tulsa’s 100-year-old honky-tonk where Dylan himself has performed. The concert will highlight all of the songs on "Blood on the Tracks," as well as a wide assortment of other Dylan songs from across his expansive discography, all performed by a house band and a rotating cast of featured performers.

Featured performers include Laura Cantrell, Elvis Costello, Martin Courtney of Real Estate, Adam Granduciel of The War on Drugs, Joy Harjo, Robyn Hitchcock, Lonnie Holley, Diana Krall, Paul Metsa, Kevin Morby, Amy Ray of Indigo Girls, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy, Emma Swift, Sharon Van Etten and Lucinda Williams.

Setting the evening’s musical tone will be a house band of accomplished musicians including: indie-rock band Chatham County Line (Greg Readling, John Teer, Dave Wilson); Brad Cook, Phil Cook and Darren Jessee. Event co-curator Doug Keith will round out the house band and serve as music director.

Additionally, three musicians who played with Dylan on “Blood on the Tracks” will perform: keyboardist Greg Inhofer, guitarist Kevin Odegard and bassist Billy Peterson. Odegard will play the same acoustic guitar he played in the session with Dylan. In 2019, Odegard donated the Martin guitar to the Bob Dylan Center, where it has been on display since the center’s grand opening in 2022.

Now this could be really cool. All-timer of a record.

Agreed. One of my favorite Dylan albums.

pjl44 · December 12

mrussel1 said:

pjl44 said:

DE4173 said:

🤘

I can only imagine the reaction to this lineup but, after taking a breath and counting, I would earnestly enjoy 8-12 of these sets

Oh. I didn’t realize Brett Michaels and Nickleback were there. You’re right, Unskinny Bop even without CC might be one of the greatest songs ever. I stand corrected.

If Chevelle/Candlebox/Fuel came to a club around here I'd be all over it

Gern Blansten · December 12

Candlebox is awesome...saw them earlier this year

mrussel1 · December 12

pjl44 said:

mrussel1 said:

pjl44 said:

DE4173 said:

🤘

I can only imagine the reaction to this lineup but, after taking a breath and counting, I would earnestly enjoy 8-12 of these sets

Oh. I didn’t realize Brett Michaels and Nickleback were there. You’re right, Unskinny Bop even without CC might be one of the greatest songs ever. I stand corrected.

If Chevelle/Candlebox/Fuel came to a club around here I'd be all over it

Fair enough. But they seem down the card. Those four headliners would be...awful.

I also thought Crue was truly done. I guess not.

pjl44 · December 12

mrussel1 said:

pjl44 said:

mrussel1 said:

pjl44 said:

DE4173 said:

🤘

I can only imagine the reaction to this lineup but, after taking a breath and counting, I would earnestly enjoy 8-12 of these sets

Oh. I didn’t realize Brett Michaels and Nickleback were there. You’re right, Unskinny Bop even without CC might be one of the greatest songs ever. I stand corrected.

If Chevelle/Candlebox/Fuel came to a club around here I'd be all over it

Fair enough. But they seem down the card. Those four headliners would be...awful.

I also thought Crue was truly done. I guess not.

Oh totally true on the headliners. Except I'd be interested to see Def Leppard. Crue was not good last time I saw them. It would definitely be hopping around the undercard then leaving early.

onemorshow · December 12

onemorshow · December 12

pjl44 · December 12

clayton12 · December 12

pjl44 said:

Man, i wish this came to Atlanta/Athens. I love Hiss so much.

pjl44 · December 15

I was looking at the second System Soldier Field show to see how it was selling. What's up with these areas of the back GA section? Seems kinda dangerous from a crowdflow perspective unless I'm missing something.