Rhiannon Giddens has announced her first solo tour for the spring. The shows begin March 28 at the Big Ears Festival and continue through June, with stops in cities and at festivals along the way, including NYC, Chicago, LA, and the Bonnaroo Music Festival. Giddens makes her solo television debut performing “Waterboy” from her new album, Tomorrow Is My Turn, on CBS’s Late Show with David Letterman on the album's release day, February 10.
Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Rhiannon Giddens has announced her first solo tour for the spring. The shows begin March 28 at the Big Ears Festival and continue through June, with stops in cities and at festivals along the way, including New York City (April 9 at The Town Hall), Chicago (April 23 at The Vic), Los Angeles (May 9 at El Rey Theatre), and the Bonnaroo Music Festival in June. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 13. See below for the full itinerary or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
Giddens will be touring in support of her upcoming T Bone Burnett–produced debut album Tomorrow Is My Turn, due out February 10 on Nonesuch. To download four tracks now—“Black Is the Color,” “Don’t Let It Trouble Your Mind,” “Shake Sugaree,” and “She’s Got You”—pre-order the album on iTunes or the Nonesuch Store, where CD and vinyl (due March 3) pre-orders also include an exclusive print autographed by Giddens.
Also on February 10, Giddens will make her solo television debut when she performs “Waterboy” from Tomorrow Is My Turn on CBS’s Late Show with David Letterman.
Mar 28&29 | Big Ears Festival | Knoxville, TN |
Mar 31 | Lexington Opera House ^ | Lexington, KY |
Apr 1 | McGlohon Theatre ^ | Charlotte, NC |
Apr 2 | Carolina Theater ^ | Durham, NC |
Apr 3 | Buckhead Theatre ^ | Atlanta, GA |
Apr 4 | Grand Ole Opry | Nashville, TN |
Apr 7 | Harvester Performance Center ^ | Rocky Mount, VA |
Apr 8 | Jefferson Theater ^ | Charlottesville, VA |
Apr 9 | The Town Hall ^ | New York, NY |
Apr 10 | Theatre of Living Arts ^ | Philadelphia, PA |
Apr 12 | Lincoln Theatre ^ | Washington, DC |
Apr 14 | Infinity Hall ^ | Noroflk, CT |
Apr 16 | Calvin Theatre ~ | Northampton, MA |
Apr 17 | Landmark on Main Street ^ | Port Washington, NY |
Apr 18 | Somerville Theatre ^ | Somerville, MA |
Apr 19 | Stone Mountain Arts Center | Brownfield, ME |
Apr 21 | The Egg ^ | Albany, NY |
Apr 23 | The Vic Theatre ^ | Chicago, IL |
Apr 24 | St. Cecilia Music Center ^ | Grand Rapids, MI |
Apr 26 | Turner Hall Ballroom ^ | Milwaukee, WI |
Apr 27 | Capitol Theatre ^ | Madison, WI |
Apr 28 | Pantages Theatre ^ | Minneapolis, MN |
Apr 29 | Liberty Hall ^ | Lawrence, KS |
May 1 | Boulder Theater ^ | Boulder, CO |
May 3 | Discovery Theatre | Anchorage, AK |
May 4 | Glen Massay Theatre | Palmer, AK |
May 8 | Campbell Hall, UCSB | Santa Barbara, CA |
May 9 | El Rey Theatre ^ | Los Angeles, CA |
May 12 | Van Duzer Theater, Humboldt State University | Arcata, CA |
May 14-17 | SFJAZZ | San Francisco, CA |
May 19 | Aladdin Theater ^ | Portland, OR |
May 20 | Meany Theater, University of Washington ^ | Seattle, WA |
May 23 | Papa Joe's Banjo-B-Que Music Festival | Augusta, GA |
Jun 2 | Meymandi Concert Hall - NCS Benefit * | Raleigh, NC |
Jun 11-14 | Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival | Manchester, TN |
Jun 18-21 | Telluride Bluegrass Festival | Telluride, CO |
^ Bhi Bhiman supporting
~ appearing with Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn
* appearing solo with Branford Marsalis & Friends
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