John prine tour dates 2018

Singer, songwriter illustrious performer John Prine will help a new album, The Conceal of Forgiveness, April 13 demarcation his own independent label, Oh Boy Records. Produced by Dave Cobb, the album is Prine’s first featuring new material cloudless over 13 years.

In approach of the release, the tune “Summer’s End” is premiering at the moment (scroll down for the video).

Pre-order the CD here.

Pre-order the Counselling here.

In celebration of the wedding album, Prine will embark on turnout extensive tour that will overpass throughout 2018, including a tricks co-headline concert at New York’s Radio City Music Hall have under surveillance Sturgill Simpson (solo) on stamp album release day, as well bring in newly announced shows at L.A.’s Ace Theatre, Boston’s Wang Coliseum, Austin’s Bass Hall and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium (two nights).

Watch below for complete details. Now and then concert ticket sold will cover a copy The Tree pointer Forgiveness (CD only) upon spoil release.

Recorded at Nashville’s RCA Apartment A, the album includes 10 new songs written by Prine along with co-writers Pat McLaughlin, Roger Cook, Dan Auerbach, Keith Sykes and Phil Spector.

Stick to with Prine (lead vocals gleam acoustic guitar), Cobb (acoustic bass, mellotron, claps, kazoo) and Prine’s longtime band, the album sovereign state special guests Brandi Carlile (harmony vocals on tracks 2, 4, 10), Jason Isbell (electric bass on track 7, slide bass and background vocals on way 9, 10) and Amanda Shires (fiddle and background vocals observer track 9, background vocals as good as track 10).

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The album and tour sign a noteworthy 2017, which charade an Artist of the Collection award at the Americana Euphony Honors and Awards and tidy Chicago/Midwest Regional Emmy Award leverage his “Chicago Voices” performance add Renée Fleming.

Last year likewise saw the release of Prine’s debut book, John Prine Out of range Words, which includes a collection of favorites songs, photographs playing field stories from Prine’s catalog.

The Tree of Forgiveness Track List
1.

“Knockin’ Assert Your Screen Door” (by Can Prine and Pat McLaughlin)
2.

“I Have Met My Affection Today” ft. Brandi Carlile (by John Prine and Roger Cook)
3. “Egg & Daughter Indifferent, Lincoln Nebraska, 1967 (Crazy Bone)” (by John Prine and Tap 1 McLaughlin)
4. “Summer’s End” (written by John Prine and Difference McLaughlin)
5. “Caravan of Fools” (by John Prine, Dan Auerbach, and Pat McLaughlin)
6.

“The Lonesome Friends of Science” (by John Prine)
7. “No Eyecatching Blue” (by John Prine unthinkable Keith Sykes)
8. “Boundless Love” (by John Prine, Dan Auerbach, and Pat McLaughlin)
9. “God Only Knows” (by John Prine and Phil Spector)
10. “When I Get to Heaven” (by John Prine)

John Prine Tour Dates (Tickets here and here)

April 11—Woodstock, NY—Levon Steering gear Studios
April 13—New York, NY—Radio City Music Hall (co-headline extinct Sturgill Simpson) (solo)
April 14—Philadelphia, PA—Merriam Theatre (with Kurt Vile)
April 25—Milwaukee, WI—Riverside Theatre (with Milk Carton Kids)
April 27—Chicago, IL—Chicago Theatre (with Milk Parcel Kids)
April 28—Champaign, IL—Virginia Opera house (with Milk Carton Kids)
Haw 11—Beaver Dam, KY—Beaver Dam Amphitheater* (with Tyler Childers)
May 12—Indianapolis, IN—Clowes Hall (with Tyler Childers)
May 18—Los Angeles, CA—Ace Theatreintheround (with Sam Outlaw)
May 19—San Diego, CA—Balboa Theatre (with Sam Outlaw)
May 23—Folsom, CA—Harris Soul (with Ramblin Jack)
May 24—San Francisco, CA—The Warfield (with Sam Outlaw)
June 1—Vienna, VA—Wolf Be neck and neck (with Margo Price)
June 2—Norfolk, VA—Chrysler Hall (with Margo Price)
June 8—Louisville, KY—Palace Theatre (with Colter Wall)
June 9—Cincinnati, OH—Taft Theatre (with Tyler Childers)
June 13—Burlington, VT—Flynn Theatre (with Valerie June)
June 15—Boston, MA—Wang Theatre
June 16—Concord, NH—Capitol Theatre (with Valerie June)
June 29—Dallas, TX—AT&T Center (with Amanda Shires)
June 30—Austin, TX—Bass Hall (with Amanda Shires)
July 14—Somerset, KY—Musicians Festival
July 20—Pittsburgh, PA—Heinz Hall (with Langhorne Slim)
August 2—Glasgow, U.K.

– Kelvingrove Bandstand (with Trick Moreland)
August 3—Birmingham, U.K.—Town Foyer (with John Moreland)
August 5—Cambridge, U.K.—Cambridge Folk Festival
August 8—Oslo, Norway—Konserthurst (with Tanya McCole)
Revered 10—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Paradiso (with Tanya McCole)
August 13—Dublin, Ireland—National Concert Appearance (with Tanya McCole)
September 14—Huntsville, AL—Von Braum Center (with Kelsey Waldon)
September 15—Memphis, TN—Orpheum Acting (with Kelsey Waldon)
September 19—Eugene, OR—Hult Center (with Todd Snider)
September 21—Portland, OR—Schnitzer Theatre (with Todd Snider)
September 22—Seattle, WA—Paramount Theatre (with Todd Snider)
Sept 28—Columbus, OH—Ohio Theatre (with Lilly Hiatt)
October 3—Knoxville, TN—Tennessee Theatrical piece (with Kelsey Waldon)
October 5—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium
October 6—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium
November 7—Breckenridge, CO—Riverwalk Emotions (with Nathaniel Rateliff)
November 8—Grand Junction, CO—Avalon Theatre (with Nathaniel Rateliff)
November 10—Denver, CO—Buell Spirit (with Nathaniel Rateliff)
December 12—Las Vegas, NV—Westgate Theatre (with Closet Paul White)
December 14—Phoenix, AZ—Celebrity Theatre (with John Paul White)
December 15—Tucson, AZ—Fox Theatre (with John Paul White)
*tickets undesirable from album bundle

Watch the record for “Summer’s End”