There haven’t been many bands over the last few years that have consistently hit the road as hard and as often as the Dave Matthews Band. The perennial road warriors will be at it again this summer with another massive North American tour. This 63-date beast of a tour kicks off on April 14 at New York City’s Madison Square Garden and runs until October 2 where the band will wrap things up at the BOK Center in Tulsa, OK.
Joining DMB will be a diverse and impressive group of opening acts that includes The Roots, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Avett Brothers, Femi Kuti & the Positive Force, The Hold Steady, Hill Country Review, Donovan Frankenreiter and Robert Randolph and the Family Band.
If you’re not into the acoustic-jam-pop of DMB, than maybe you’ll be into seeing one of these recently announced tours…
- ’80s Yacht rockers Hall & Oates head out for a 12 date run
- Vetiver will spend the majority of the next four months on the road
- Electronic music duo MSTRKRFT line up a NA run
- Indie-rockers TVOTR hit the road for a month long trek
- The Thermals put together a cross-country jaunt
- Noise rockers Mogwai schedule a lengthy world tour
Finally, coming on the heels of his first US performance in over fifteen years legendary singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has announced a full fledged North American spring tour. The 74 year-old Cohen will kick off his two-month, 28 date tour on April 2 in Austin, TX with a notable appearance at the Coachella Festival, as well as a stop at New York’s Radio CIty Music Hall and a tour ending show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado.
