May 6 Raleigh Time Warner Cable Pavilion at Walnut Creek (w/Joe Cocker)
May 7 Charlotte Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (w/Joe Cocker)
May 9 Tampa St. Pete Times Forum (w/Joe Cocker)
May 15 Dallas Superpages.com Center (w/Joe Cocker)
May 16 Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion (w/Joe Cocker)
May 18 Phoenix US Airways Arena (w/Joe Cocker)
May 22 Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 2 San Diego Cricket Wireless Pavilion (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 3 Irvine Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 5 Oakland Oracle Pavilion (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 8 Vancouver GM Place (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 11 Seattle The Gorge (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 12 Seattle The Gorge (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 15 Calgary Pengrowth Saddledome (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 16 Edmonton Rexall Place (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 19 Winnipeg MTS Centre (w/Joe Cocker)
Jun 22 St Paul Xcel Energy Center (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jun 23 Omaha Qwest Center (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jun 25 Milwaukee Summerfest (w/ZZ Top)****
Jul 10 Indianapolis Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 13 Kansas City Sprint Center (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 15 Cincinnati Riverbend Music Center (w/Drive-By Truckers) Jul 17 Chicago United Center (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 20 Cleveland Blossom Music Center (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 22 Detroit Palace of Auburn Hills (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 24 Pittsburgh First Niagra Pavilion (w/Drive-By Truckers)
Jul 28 New York Madison Square Garden (w/TBD)
Jul 31 Philadelphia Wachovia Center (w/TBD)
Aug 11 Atlanta Philips Arena (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 12 Nashville Sommet Center (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 14 Darien Lake, NY Darien Lake Performing Arts Center (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 15 Bristow Jiffy Lube Live (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 17 Hartford Comcast Theater (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 19 Boston Comcast Center (w/My Morning Jacket)
Aug 21 Boston Comcast Center (w/My Morning Jacket)
Aug 24 East Rutherford IZOD Center (w/My Morning Jacket)
Aug 25 Toronto Air Canada Center (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
Aug 27 Saratoga Springs Saratoga Performing Arts Center (w/Crosby, Stills and Nash)
8 Responses
Petty et al, at B’Roo was AWESOME
Petty is one of the few classics I haven’t seen live. People seem to give mixed reviews of his lives shows. I could think only that he would kick a lot off ass and it would be worth the money. Yes?
He’s definitely worth seeing. I caught him for the first time in ’06 and then again at Outside Lands, he puts on a great show and makes you realize just how many of his songs you know. Loving the openers hoping for MMJ at MSG.
it’s been ages since i’ve listen to him. but i grew up listening to tom petty. my dad listened to him too.
Tom Petty released “Highway Companion” on July 25, 2006. While it was not a TP & THB album, many of the members of the band contributed. This was released after “The Last DJ”
Bonnie, Highway Companion didn’t feature many of the Heartbreakers. Mike Campbell and Tom were the only 2 from the Heartbreakers who contributed. Jeff Lynne was the only other musician who played on the entire album, it was a 3-man project. Tom Petty even played drums on it.
I don’t know, I’ve seen Tom Petty 6 times and I can’t imagine a bad show. Can’t wait for toronto.
Got the album free when I ordered my tickets at http://mthirty.com/livenation.html.
That alone makes me impressed with this tour, not sure if its him or someone else deciding these things, but hes ahead of the classic rock pack in this regard.
Despite the heavyhanded hype of this album, and whole “It’s been a long wait, but worth it….”tone of the article, I’m not hearing a damn thing on it that sounds any different than any other Heartbreakers’ CD. Good band, and they have a working formula, but really nothing new or groundbreaking here…