Brian Fallon & The Crowes US / CAN Tour 2016

So when are we getting more US dates? I guess Shaky Knees and Summerfest are the only ones announced so far.

I'm guessing Summerstage in AP will be one of them.

New dates added in the first post of the thread ...

Still no Stone Pony Summer Stage. Surprised. But I'll keep holding out hope.

I am excited for Burlington, Vermont! Got my ticket in the presale this morning. I had such a great time there when I went for Gaslight in June 2014. Maybe we could all take a side trip to the Ben and Jerry factory before the show this time and lobby for Baked Alaska  

And yes, hoping for a good excuse for myself to go to the Jersey Shore!

bt211 wrote:

I am excited for Burlington, Vermont! Got my ticket in the presale this morning. I had such a great time there when I went for Gaslight in June 2014. Maybe we could all take a side trip to the Ben and Jerry factory before the show this time and lobby for Baked Alaska  

And yes, hoping for a good excuse for myself to go to the Jersey Shore!

In iight of no Stone Pony show (or the Lanes ) I'm debating road tripping up there for this one. Glad to hear it's a good venue.

shiftynj wrote:

bt211 wrote:

I am excited for Burlington, Vermont! Got my ticket in the presale this morning. I had such a great time there when I went for Gaslight in June 2014. Maybe we could all take a side trip to the Ben and Jerry factory before the show this time and lobby for Baked Alaska  

And yes, hoping for a good excuse for myself to go to the Jersey Shore!

In iight of no Stone Pony show (or the Lanes ) I'm debating road tripping up there for this one.  Glad to hear it's a good venue.

I wouldn't give up on an NJ show quite yet but Vermont is great either way. The venue is easy parking, lots of places to eat around. It's not one of the most modern venues in terms of sound but it's good enough and relaxed. If you get a chance come early and spend some time by the lake and in the Burlington downtown area, really beautiful and fun on a nice summer day.

bt211 wrote:

shiftynj wrote:

bt211 wrote:

I am excited for Burlington, Vermont! Got my ticket in the presale this morning. I had such a great time there when I went for Gaslight in June 2014. Maybe we could all take a side trip to the Ben and Jerry factory before the show this time and lobby for Baked Alaska  

And yes, hoping for a good excuse for myself to go to the Jersey Shore!

In iight of no Stone Pony show (or the Lanes ) I'm debating road tripping up there for this one.  Glad to hear it's a good venue.

I wouldn't give up on an NJ show quite yet but Vermont is great either way. The venue is easy parking, lots of places to eat around. It's not one of the most modern venues in terms of sound but it's good enough and relaxed. If you get a chance come early and spend some time by the lake and in the Burlington downtown area, really beautiful and fun on a nice summer day.

Zounds! A buddy just agreed to road trip to this one with me. Going for tix now.

Brian was today's announcement for the Newport Folk Festival. He's playing on Sunday, 7/24. I'm going this year, so I could not be more excited!

https://twitter.com/Newportfolkfest/status/732934171266441216

Brian is playing the Capitol Theater in Port Chester on 9/23 and Terminal 5 on 9/26. Presuming more announcements on the way.

So we have our Fall tour. I am personally a huge Ryan Bingham fan so I am stoked they are touring together.

Dates:

9/6 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theatre - http://bit.ly/1rbDipV
9/7 - Seattle, WA - The Moore Theatre - http://bit.ly/1rbDoxN
9/9 - San Francisco, CA - Warfield Theatre http://bit.ly/1U61Nz6
9/13 - Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre - http://bit.ly/1TXAw5e
9/15 - Midland, TX - Horseshoe Pavilion & Amphitheater - http://bit.ly/1XCHIov
9/16 - Dallas, TX - Southside Ballroom - http://bit.ly/1Oc1jsj
9/17 - Houston, TX - Revention Music Center - http://bit.ly/1UwWXbx
9/18 - Tulsa, OK - Cain’s Ballroom - http://ticketf.ly/1UcA29q
9/20 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre - http://bit.ly/1VKnreR
9/21 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE - http://bit.ly/1teNcJn
9/23 - Port Chester, NY - Capitol Theatre - http://ticketf.ly/1TYfd3n
9/25 - Portland, ME - State Theater - http://bit.ly/1VLzcl3
9/26 - New York, NY - Terminal 5 - http://bit.ly/1svdfvl
9/28 - Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre - http://ticketf.ly/1U61DYC
9/30 - Atlanta, GA - The Tabernacle - http://bit.ly/22OdbDl
10/2 - Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium

I would like to go to either Port Chester or Terminal 5 and wondering if anybody on here is planning to also. Tired of trying to get friends to commit and then having it sell out, so I will likely be solo. If anybody would be willing adopt this old fart for the evening I'd be much obliged.

Asmith1912 wrote:

I am personally a huge Ryan Bingham fan so I am stoked they are touring together.

Wasn't familiar but I've got him on Spotify right now and I can understand why! Making me ready to commit to another show on this tour.

I may go to Port Chester, but Higher Ground will be show #3 this year and while they've been great so far not sure I see a need to see yet another one given the size (or relative lack thereof) of the catalog. I've already heard all of Painkillers and the EP live in just two shows. Either way happy to see extensive touring and that Brian is in a good place.

mja271 wrote:

I may go to Port Chester, but Higher Ground will be show #3 this year and while they've been great so far not sure I see a need to see yet another one given the size (or relative lack thereof) of the catalog.  I've already heard all of Painkillers and the EP live in just two shows.  Either way happy to see extensive touring and that Brian is in a good place.

I'll be at Higher Ground too.

I'm torn between telling myself the same thing and knowing that then in September I'll want to be there and not being able to get tickets.

Friends sounded vaguely interested in T5 but Friday night would be better.

shiftynj wrote:

mja271 wrote:

I may go to Port Chester, but Higher Ground will be show #3 this year and while they've been great so far not sure I see a need to see yet another one given the size (or relative lack thereof) of the catalog.  I've already heard all of Painkillers and the EP live in just two shows.  Either way happy to see extensive touring and that Brian is in a good place.

I'll be at Higher Ground too.

I'm torn between telling myself the same thing and knowing that then in September I'll want to be there and not being able to get tickets.

Friends sounded vaguely interested in T5 but Friday night would be better.

The Capitol Theater is an infinitely better venue than Terminal 5. Also a block from the train.

I am excited for the Portland, Maine show on a Sunday! ... and tempted for Port Chester ...
So happy I'll have another Brian show to look forward to after Burlington in June.

cmigs wrote:

shiftynj wrote:

mja271 wrote:

I may go to Port Chester, but Higher Ground will be show #3 this year and while they've been great so far not sure I see a need to see yet another one given the size (or relative lack thereof) of the catalog.  I've already heard all of Painkillers and the EP live in just two shows.  Either way happy to see extensive touring and that Brian is in a good place.

I'll be at Higher Ground too.

I'm torn between telling myself the same thing and knowing that then in September I'll want to be there and not being able to get tickets.

Friends sounded vaguely interested in T5 but Friday night would be better.

The Capitol Theater is an infinitely better venue than Terminal 5. Also a block from the train.

No doubt. The Cap is a wonderful spot to see a show. T5...not so much. Although TGA in 2012 there was an absolute blast regardless.

mja271 wrote:

I may go to Port Chester, but Higher Ground will be show #3 this year and while they've been great so far not sure I see a need to see yet another one given the size (or relative lack thereof) of the catalog.  I've already heard all of Painkillers and the EP live in just two shows.  Either way happy to see extensive touring and that Brian is in a good place.

I'd suggest going even if just to see Ryan Bingham. The guy puts on a helluva show. He's worth the price of admission himself. Adding Brian to that is pretty phenomenal.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a joint Atlantic City cover, as both of them do pretty great renditions of it and last time I saw Ryan Bingham co-headline (with Lucero), everybody got on stage at the end for a cover of the Band.

Who's opening in London, ON?

Keele wrote:

Who's opening in London, ON?

Chris Farren is opening for that leg of the tour!

Is anyone heading to the Detroit or Cincinnati shows? I bought tickets to both, but I'm still working on detail for the Cinci show (it's only 4ish hours from Detroit but all in all, 9 hours away from home...lol)

So... if I go to the Cap solo will someone join me? Still waiting for my friends to make up their damn minds about T5.

September dates added in the first post of this thread for a better overview ...

I wish he'd come back closer to Boston. Maine is a hike, and Newport Folk Festival is really pricey.

Barresi wrote:

I wish he'd come back closer to Boston. Maine is a hike, and Newport Folk Festival is really pricey.

It's sold out anyway. But the line-up is sick this year. Wish I'd be there.

shiftynj wrote:

So... if I go to the Cap solo will someone join me?  Still waiting for my friends to make up their damn minds about T5.

The nice thing about the Cap is that there's a ton of people going from NYC, always. I've made plenty of friends on the train rides up and back, because everyone not in business clothes is on that train for the show.