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John Prine: 2018 Tour

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | December 4, 2017

Singer/songwriter John Prine will embark on a select series of tour dates in 2018, including stops in New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago and more. Tickets will be available for pre-sale beginning on Dec. 6, with general on-sale starting on Dec. 8. Every ticket sold for these upcoming shows will include a CD of John’s forthcoming album, which is expected to drop in the spring.

John Prine Tour Dates

April 13
New York, NY
Radio City Music Hall*

April 14
Philadelphia, PA
Merriam Theatre†

April 25
Milwaukee, WI
Riverside Theatre

April 27
Chicago, IL
Chicago Theatre

April 28
Champaign, IL
Virginia Theatre

May 11
Beaver Dam, KY
Beaver Dam Amphitheater (tickets excluded from album bundle)

May 12
Indianapolis, IN
Clowes Hall

May 19
San Diego, CA
Balboa Theatre

May 23
Folsom, CA
Harris Center

May 24
San Francisco, CA
The Warfield

June 2
Norfolk, VA
Chrysler Hall‡

*co-headline with Sturgill Simpson (solo)
†with very special guest Kurt Vile
‡with very special guest Margo Price
additional tour dates to be announced

photo by John Kurc/Sacks & Co.

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