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Boston (formed in 1971) is a notoriously popular classic and arena rock band in the ‘70s and ‘80s, that have produced some of the fastest-selling records in history, hailing from Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.

At the same time as studying towards a master’s degree as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, guitarist and songwriter Tom Scholz met guitarist Barry Goudreau, and drummer Jim Masdea. After graduating Scholz built a recording studio in his home, recorded a number of demos with the help of Goudreau, Masdea, and vocalist Brad Delp, and by 1975 had recorded demoes for the songs “More Than a Feeling”, “Peace of Mind” and “Somethings About You”.

It wasn’t long before the band, still unnamed, started getting interest from promoters and labels, and after an audition with record company executives, signed with Epic Records. Masdea left the band around this time, however played drums on the re-recording of the track “Rock and Roll Band”. The band’s debut album, recorded mainly in Scholz’s home studio, was produced in Los Angeles by John Boylan, who suggested the group call themselves Boston.

The self-titled debut album “Boston” was released in 1976 and is one of the best-selling debut albums in U.S. history, with over 17 million records sold. The release showcased singer Brad Delp’s vocal delivery and mastermind Tom Scholz’s musical influences, and led to Boston opening for the likes of Black Sabbath, Blue Öyster Cult, and Foghart. The release shot to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and spawned the charting hits “More Than a Feeling”, “Long Time” and “Peace of Mind”.

Under pressure from label executives, Scholz reluctantly signed off on Boston’s sophomore full-length “Don’t Look Back” in 1978. The album shot to No. 1 once again, however unhappy with the rushed results, Scholz promised never to rush a record again. “Don’t Look Back” spawned the singles “A Man I’ll Never Be” and “Feeling Satisfied” and was supported by another extensive arena tour.

After lengthy court battles with both Epic Records and former co-manager Paul Ahern that delayed progress on Boston’s third album, the song “Amanda” was leaked in 1984. The track later became the lead single from the album “Third Stage”, which, like its predecessors found the top of the U.S. pop charts in 1986. Subsequent singles included “We’re Ready” and “Can’tcha Say”, which the band promoted on tour in 1987 and 1988. Eights years later after members had pursued solo projects, Boston reemerged with the album “Walk On” in 1994. It became the first album of the band’s not to chart within the Top Five, however the single “I Need Your Love” became a staple on U.S. rock radio stations.

The single “Corporate America” was released on mp3.com in 2002, and became the site’s most downloaded song. The single became the band’s title track for their fifth studio album, which was a vehicle for Schulz to express his disdain for the current corporate climate. A national tour ensued throughout 2003 and 2004, and in 2006 Boston released remastered versions of their first two albums. Eleven years later in 2013 Boston released the full-length album “Live, Love & Hope”, which charted at No. 37 on the Billboard 200.

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Greek.. 07/14/2016

Band was great. Music in the Greek, unfortunately loses some of its power due to noise level restrictions. Not the best place to see them, but thoroughly enjoyed. Dennis Deyoung and his band opened up and sounded great. The venue is more suited to them. Definitely not Tommy Shaw/JY talent, but adequate.

Boston started the show as they usually do with "Rock and Roll Band" and then went though a few classics. When Gary Pihl was asking the audience if they wanted to hear new stuff or the classics, you can guess what the response was? 1 hour of great fun, dancing, singing along "COOL THE ENGINES". Then... Tom screwed it up. He always does a solo, but this time, appx 45 minutes. Even I, as a musician, got bored. He knows better. Looking around and standing in the middle of the venue, I could hear people talking among each other rather than listening to the music. After 20 minutes, many people left. Too bad. Why leave when you have this tremendous talent on stage who you get to see work maybe a handful of times in your life? Well, It is Los Angeles. People do have other things to do??? Idiots. When it was a little slow, go get a beer. Great finish. Tom Sholtz was flawless as usual. The new female singer, Beth Cohen, while talented, was less than impressive. Overall a good night.

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Boston takes Cleveland by storm! The first 8 track I had was Boston's Boston and the second was Don't Look back. I would not be surprised if most people in the audience first heard Boston on 8 track, but I was presently surprised at how many younger fans were in the audience. Clearly products of their parents' music endeavors or at least their back seat endeavors.

No one, however, was disappointed on Tuesday night when Boston took Cleveland by storm, as the wicked storm off the lack also approached. The rains came and didn't subside, nor did the band. They rocked through 21+ songs with the audience on their feet most of the show.

I go to 70+ concerts a year, and would be hard pressed to find one that was as fun as this show. The audience was wild for Boston, and they over-delivered. Whether you came from an age with this music in the late 70's or discovered the band much later, this is a great show with really enthusiastic performances by everyone on stage. "Its been such a long time", but well worth the wait! Thank you Boston for a great show and certainly not letting the weather impact a second of your performance.

Fantastic show. Band sounded great and it was overall a really good set list. Always a joy to see Tom Scholz and he still sounds brilliant on guitar and keys. Everyone in his band delivered.

My only suggestion would have been to alternate more classics near the last quarter of the set. They were classics heavy in the beginning of the set, but near the end there were several songs in a row from the more recent albums, and for most of the audience these were essentially unknown tunes. Not saying they shouldn't play them, but just alternate one newer tune with a classic.

The other bands - Rick Derringer and Don Felder sounded fantastic as well. The principal band members (Tom Scholz, Felder, Derringer) are all in their mid to late 60s and they're holding up really well. The Felder set was essentially an Eagles set, with just one non Eagles tune (SRV's Pride & Joy). Felder's band is a few decades younger than him and they all nailed their parts. It was cool to see Brian Tichy on drums. We knew him from BIlly Idol's band, and he cowrote most of my favorite Billy Idol album, "Devil's Playground."

Boston was awesome live. It's definitely been a while since their hits have come out, but they still rock. Hits from their three major albums, 1) Boston, 2) Don’t Look Back, and 3) The Third Stage color their set with melodious, comforting, and nostalgic tunes. While I didn’t grow up with this music, I felt like I was back in the seventies, rocking out to the hits of the day. I would also say that I’m not a huge classic rock fan, but there was something about Boston and the band’s current make up that added an extra bit of flair to the old hits. And the current drummer, Jeff Neal, is phenomenal. Worth the price of admission just to see him thrash. While the jettison from Boston (1989) and subsequent death of Brad Delp (2007), the former lead singer and voice of Boston, caused a major shift in what the band represents, I would say their sound is still comparable to what we've come to know and love from them. So if you're looking for new stuff, I'd say you should pass on seeing a band like this. But if you like the oldies but goodies scene, this is a concert for you.

Massachusetts rock outfit Boston, named after their place of origin achieved huge success in the 70's and 80's in both the States and the UK. Having formed nearly 40 years ago, the veteran rockers still delight audience with shows made up heavily of material from their first three successful albums.

Starting with a blazing rendition of 'Rock & Roll Band',

'Smokin'', 'Feelin' Satisfied' and 'Last Day of School' in an almost back to back fashion, the crowd cheers loudly when they are finally allowed time to be heard. Lead singer Tom Scholz thanks the audience and explains it is their dedication that keeps the band touring globally and playing their classic music. A great introduction before fan favourite 'Life, Love & Hope'.

A combination of brilliant instrumentals and infectious stage persona makes Boston an even greater appreciated live act as they command a stage with ease. Big cheers come for hits such as 'Amanda' and 'Don't Look Back', yet the veteran rockers keeps the audience enthusiastic throughout the entirety of their career spanning show.

Boston is one of my all-time favorite bands so getting to see them in concert was a dream come through for me. They did not disappoint! Their performance was amazing: the lead singer is excellent, their sound was almost identical to the albums, and their instrumentals were incredible. I wasn't sure how I'd like the new band members, but they were excellent.

The show started out great! Joan Jett was amazing! Boston started out with a bang until they started playing a lot of slow songs in the middle. Their show was slightly under-tempo for me. The encore was good, though. That got everyone back on their feet and singing. Ive seen worse, but ive seen better.

The show was amazing. These guys make it look effortless even down some original members. I highly recommend their tour to small and big fans alike. The set list will be a walk down memory lane and demonstrate the continued staying power of their music for more tham 30 years.

Boston was as crisp as ever. Awesome concert, played a mixture of new and old. The lead singer, Tommy Decarlo is every bit as good as Brad Delp, and I am a real critic when it comes to changing lead singers. They sound as good as their studio CD's. Great job by all!

What a great concert.. What incredible musical talent... And the leads voice is exactly the same... Good rock and roll that takes you right back to the 70' and 80's.. Traveled to Atlanta for this concert... Totally worth it... And they are still all totally Hot!!

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24 Jun 2023

The Who Hits Back! Tour: Berlin 20 June 2023

Back in Berlin – it’s been some time. Onstage, during the show Pete even said “At this point, we must apologise . . .” that it’s taken them so much time to come back here. I remember our 2006 show here on the Endless Wire tour quite vividly because: It was under an outdoor tent (unusual for us), I met guitarist Andy Scott of The Sweet that night, and they played ‘Let’s See Action’  which was really great and I wish we’d get that one back someday!

And so, we are back in this busy town. Heavy on the block concrete and graffiti – I’ve never seen another city quite like it, although the West has more greenery, but we don’t get that side very often. There are remnants of the past always around you; as an outsider, it’s impossible not to be fascinated by that past on these visits. We go to see where the Berlin Wall remains – very small parts of it painted in optimistic and positive works by select artists. It’s good to remember, even painful things like this physical manifestation of the Iron Curtain. There’s so much activity here, it’s a hub of art and performance and culture always. Certainly one of the most-active cities I’ve ever visited, bar none.  

Our show today is also in a very historical location. Built for the 1936 Olympics (mainly boxing) it’s an outdoor amphitheater made of cut stone, set in the heart of a deeply forested park. Waldbühne (‘Forest Stage’) it’s called now – and very visual. We like the steeply-raked seats along the sides and back; the band will have a great view of everyone, compared to a flat festival view or hockey arena floor!  

Flying in just before the show, we have some special guests: Nia Dennis is a world-class American competitive gymnast who also represents Teen Cancer America. She’s also been hired as a fashion model by Adidas (based here in Berlin) and here, the worlds unite so she can meet everyone on the same night. Her chaperone is publicist Danielle Dorfman, and you’ll see Nia and Danielle ( above ) meeting Roger onstage for the first time. Then two representatives from Adidas came, met everyone and saw the show – connections all around; the start of more good things, we expect!  

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Simon Law, Pete’s guitar tech, who took over from Alan Rogan after Alan’s passing in 2019. Photo by Dan Norris

Tonight we’re on quite early – by an hour or more easily – because they have an early curfew in the park for noise reasons. And as we’re in a far Northern latitude, the sun doesn’t go down until quite late anyway. All in all, that means we’re going to have almost the entire show in daylight, highly unusual. Our lighting team will be doing their business as usual (they came in last night to set up and focus everything ahead of time) although it won’t have quite the effect that we normally do.  

Video courtesy of Beatcrazyness 

We have a somewhat slow start – which is ok. The audience is outside, it’s bright, and the lighting effects are SO important to the power of the music and moods. But it still is The Who and it still is Tommy – people are enjoying it, but largely seated. ‘Pinball Wizard’ hits. At first, people seem to be very quiet about it, but afterward they go crazy – and that does it; people are up and standing. They like the hits, it seems. Each crowd has different responses; some to the big songs mainly, others like 70s arena rock, some love the 60s singles, others really appreciate what’s good about tonight, the performance moments that happen differently each day. We get ‘The Acid Queen’ back tonight! At our first rehearsals, Pete and Rog had been pulling toward extending both the Tommy and Quadrophenia sets. It’s been a while, and Pete sings it well, despite little rehearsal, it’s another classic that goes down well. The audience even starts clapping together spontaneously, in a place we’ve never seen them do, the middle instrumental break. Cool.  

‘Listening To You’ fell apart at the end – a tech issue, really. No one else could tell but Zak suddenly lost ALL his audio and had to play without the usual sound. He did well, because it didn’t sound like it affected him, but he must have been in hell trying to pull a charging-ahead rock band and “tied to the page notes” orchestra together without audio clues. He does it seamlessly each night, but this brief instance must have been a struggle. Admittedly, Tommy was sloppy tonight; no big deal, it’s The Who, right? Pete says afterward, “Those were a few selections from Tommy . . . Obviously, we’re not always sure which ones!!” Pretty funny.

Next up – Who Are You is also popular, but the 60s songs hit hardest for these people – we have some old-soul Who fans out there that grew up with the singles version of the band. As Lemmy from Mötorheard once said: We all love the music we learned before we knew much; before we “had filters up” or were sophisticated. So the music that you heard when growing-up, as a more innocent listener – that remains your favorite core era of any band. Others will have a different experience with even the same band’s catalogue. So we know who these fans are now . . .

Pete, Zak and Roger. Photo byDan Norris

Our video guys have the two side screens, but they are further out and needed to be hung in vertical/portrait mode: this makes for a new set of choices for camera and video work, but they are critical to our shows and certainly always able to take on any challenges with ease. Their team is always efficient and always self-contained; they get the job done, unlike the rest of us who are always in each other’s way!  

Video courtesy of The Gazzas, right down there in the front row as usual 

‘The Kids Are Alright’ becomes a big singalong! People must be hopped-up on beer and churros, because we usually don’t get that. “You lot sound great!” Roger enthuses, he’s clearly enjoying their interaction tonight – he can see (for miles) clearly from the front row standing to the back seats at the top. At ‘Tattoo’, Pete tells the crowd that when they were young, maybe 15 years-old, the thing that made you A MAN was a real tattoo. So – he tells the younger ones – never say the boomer generation never gave you anything! ‘Tattoo’ also very popular – those ’60s people are loving it tonight.

Loren Gold’s piano intro to ‘Love Reign O’er Me’. Always a popular feature of the show. Photo by Dan Norris

A fine show – even with the bright skies making this a bit less-rocking visually. And then we were done – a big finish with ‘Baba O’Riley’, as usual. Katie comes out, orchestra ties perfectly into rock band. Nice!

Our load-out was challenging. We usually like “the out” as it’s called. But tonight – ouch! The stage is built in front of a big stone and cement box, literally designed like a fortress in case somebody came for Der F ü hrer there! Truth – he’d even insisted they build an exit hallway out the back to the forest; the hallway was built with jogs and curves so that no one could shoot strait down it, killing the occupants! This slim and angular route was where we had to push our many cases. As I said, the past still lingers here. Long gone, but still aware of it at the end of a long day . . .

Onward . . .

. . . Bonjour Paris!

Tonight’s Set List

With Orchestra Overture 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks The Acid Queen Pinball Wizard We’re Not Gonna Take It Who Are You Eminence Front

Band Only The Kids Are Alright You Better You Bet The Seeker Substitute Tattoo Won’t Get Fooled Again Behind Blue Eyes

With Orchestra The Real Me I’m One 5:15 The Rock Love, Reign O’er Me Baba O’Riley

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North America Dates TikTok Presale: March 20 at 10am local Local Presales: March 21 at 10am local General On Sale: March 22 at 10am local

Award winning film composer Hans Zimmer will bring his smash-hit tour Hans Zimmer Live to North America this Fall with arena dates across the United States and Canada, including a birthday show at the iconic Madison Square Garden. Following a sold-out European run, the tour marks the North American return of the “Hollywood Rebel” (according to the BBC) who rocked Coachella in 2017 with his outstanding live band and orchestra. Audiences will be swept away from the sound of the first note and journey through an array of well-loved scores throughout Zimmer’s career. In a groundbreaking audio and visual show, the multiple Academy Award® and Grammy winning Zimmer, his band and the orchestra will perform a selection of the composer’s scores from some of cinema’s biggest films. The newly arranged concert suites include music from Gladiator , Pirates of the Caribbean , The Dark Knight , Interstellar , The Lion King , The Last Samurai and Dune , for which Zimmer received his second Academy Award®.

I’m thrilled to return to perform in North America with my wonderful band and excited to share this phenomenal show,” said Zimmer. “I love this feeling of uniting my family of extraordinary musicians with you, the audience. Just an unbelievable group of talents, who in my opinion, are some of the best musicians in the world. But nothing would have meaning without the good grace and support of you, the other part of the family – the audience. Ultimately, the music connects us all, and I promise you this: we will always play our best, straight from the heart.”

“Hans Zimmer LIVE” features more of two hours of new reimagined arrangements of some of the most popular compositions by the L.A.-based composer icon. The album was recorded during the highly successful same-named concert tour in Europe in spring of 2022 for which Zimmer created new “suites” from some of his most recognizable themes and melodies from the Academy Award © -winning scores for Dune and The Lion King, as well as such contemporary classics as The Dark Knight, X Men: Dark Phoenix, Dunkirk, Gladiator, Inception, Interstellar, The Last Samurai, Man of Steel, James Bond: No Time to Die, Pirates of the Caribbean and Wonder Woman 1984. Together with his 20 piece-band “The Disruptive Collective” featuring a gallery of long-time musical companions, Odessa Orchestra & Friends and Choir, Hans Zimmer has created an epic musical spectacle melding atmospheric classical arrangements and electronic elements into the powerful sound of a rock band.

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Yes. Hans will perform live on stage in this show.

“ Hans Zimmer Live 2023”, “Hans Zimmer Live 2022”, “Hans Zimmer Revealed“ and “Hans Zimmer Live“ (between 2014 – 2019) as well as „The World of Hans Zimmer“ (on tour since 2018) are the only official touring productions produced and endorsed by Hans Zimmer’s production team and partners. The official websites are: hanszimmerlive.com and worldofhanszimmer.com . On those sites you’ll find the latest information, and links to the official social media channels.

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Oscar nominations, bafta nominations, golden globes nominations, grammy nominations, years in hollywood.

Hans   Zimmer has scored more than 500 projects across all mediums, which combined have grossed more than 28 billion dollars at the worldwide box office.   Zimmer has been honored with two Academy Awards ® , three Golden Globes ® , four Grammys ® , an American Music Award, and a Tony ®   Award. His work highlights include   Dune: Part One ,   Top Gun: Maverick ,   No Time to Die ,   Gladiator ,   The Thin Red Line ,   As Good as It Gets ,   Rain Man ,   The Dark   Knight   trilogy,   Inception ,   Thelma and Louise ,   The Last Samurai ,   12 Years A Slave ,   Blade Runner 2049   (co-scored w/ Benjamin   Wallfisch) and   Dunkirk , as well as multiple seasons of David Attenborough’s   Prehistoric Planet , including the upcoming third season, and Denis Villeneuve’s   Dune: Part Two , the follow-up to his Academy Award ® -winning score for   Dune: Part One .   Beyond his award-winning compositions, Zimmer is a remarkably successful touring artist, having just concluded his second “Hans   Zimmer Live” European tour and performing in the Middle East at Dubai’s renowned Coca-Cola Arena for two consecutive nights as well as Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. His “World of Hans Zimmer” tour, which he curated and directed, will start its latest European run of over 50 dates this March on the heels of Dune: Part Two’s release.  

Recognition for Hans Zimmer (selection)

• 1989 : Rain Man
• 1995 : The Lion King(winner)
• 1997 : The Preacher’s Wife
• 1998 : As Good as It Gets
• 1999 : The Prince of Egypt
• 1999: The Thin Red Line
• 2001 : Gladiator
• 2010 : Sherlock Holmes
• 2011 : Inception
• 2015 : Interstellar
• 2017 : Dunkirk
• 2022 : Dune (winner)
• 2001 : Gladiator (winner)
• 2002 : Pearl Harbor
• 2003 : Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron(nominated for best song)
• 2004 : The Last Samurai
• 2005 : Spanglish
• 2007 : The Da Vinci Code
• 2009 : Frost/Nixon
• 2014 : 12 Years a Slave
• 2016 : Hidden Figure
• 1991 : Driving Miss Daisy
• 1995 : The Lion King (winner)
• 1996 : Crimson Tide (winner)
• 2007 : Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
• 2007: The Da Vinci Code
• 2009 : The Dark Knight (winner)
• 2010: Sherlock Holmes
• 2013: The Dark Knight Rises
• 2020 : The Lion King (2019)
• 1992: Thelma & Louise
• 1995: The Lion King
• 2001: Gladiator
• 2009 : The Dark Knight
• 2011: Inception
• 2015: Interstellar
• 2017: Blade Runner 2049 + Dunkirk
• 2022: Dune (winner)
• 1999 : The Thin Red Line (winner)
• 2002 : Hannibal
• 2004 : The Last Samurai (winner)
• 2006 : The Da Vinci Code
• 2010 : Inception (winner)
• 2013: 12 Years a Slave
• 2014: Interstellar
• 2016: Hidden Figures
• 2017: Dunkirk
• 2018: Widows
• 2010: On 8 December 2010 the 2426th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the heart of Hollywood was dedicated to Hans Zimmer. Star director Christopher Nolan, with whom Zimmer celebrated global success with Inception , was present at the event. Speaking of Zimmer, Nolan said: “To me, there is no composer working who has done more to define the sound of contemporary films.”
• 2011: Star on the Boulevard der Stars in Berlin
• 2011: World Soundtrack Award for Best Original Film Score for Inception

Hans Zimmer filmography (selected films from 1988)

• Burning Secret
• Nightmare at Noon (together with Stanley Myers)
• A World Apart
• Taffin (together with Stanley Myers)
• The Nature of the Beast (together with Stanley Myers)
• Spies Inc. (together with Fiachra Trench)
• The Fruit Machine
• Driving Miss Daisy
• Diamond Skulls
• Pacific Heights
• Fools of Fortune
• Days of Thunder
• Bird on a Wire
• Thelma & Louise
• Regarding Henry
• Radio Flyer
• A League of Their Own
• The Power of One
• Younger and Younger
• The House of the Spirits
• True Romance
• Point of No Return
• Calendar Girl
• I’ll Do Anything
• Renaissance Man
• The Lion King
• Nine Months
• Beyond Rangoon
• Crimson Tide
• Something to Talk About (together with Graham Preskett)
• The Preacher’s Wife
• Muppet Treasure Island
• The Rock (together with Nick Glennie-Smith and Harry Gregson-Williams)
• Broken Arrow
• As Good as It Gets
• The Peacemaker
• Smilla’s Sense of Snow (together with Harry Gregson-Williams)
• The Thin Red Line
• The Prince of Egypt
• The Last Days
• Chill Factor (together with John Powell)
• An Everlasting Piece
• Mission: Impossible II
• Gladiator (together with Lisa Gerrard )
• The Road to El Dorado (together with John Powell)
• Black Hawk Down
• Pearl Harbor
• The Pledge (together with Klaus Badelt)
• Invincible (together with Klaus Badelt)
• Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
• The Last Samurai
• Something’s Gotta Give (together with several other composers)
• Matchstick Men
• Tears of the Sun
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (composed by Klaus Badelt , produced by Zimmer)
• Laura ’ s Star (together with Nick Glennie-Smith)
• King Arthur
• Thunderbirds (together with Ramin Djawadi)
• The Weather Man (gemeinsam mit James S. Levine)
• The Little Polar Bear 2 – The Mysterious Island (together with Nick Glennie-Smith)
• Madagascar (together with James Dooley and Heitor Pereira )
• Batman Begins (together with James Newton Howard)
• The Holiday
• Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
• The Da Vinci Code
• The Simpsons Movie
• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
• August Rush (together with Mark Mancina)
• Road to Fame ( Casi divas )
• Kung Fu Panda (together with John Powell)
• The Dark Knight (together with James Newton Howard)
• The Burning Plain
• Madagascar 2
• Frost/Nixon
• Angels & Demons
• Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (supplementary music)
• Sherlock Holmes
• It’s Complicated (together with Heitor Pereira)
• The Pacific (mini series, together with Geoff Zanelli and Blake Neely)
• Megamind (together with Lorne Balfe )
• Despicable Me (score producer)
• How Do You Know
• The Dilemma (together with Lorne Balfe)
• Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (together with Rodrigo y Gabriela)
• Kung Fu Panda 2 (together with John Powell)
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
• Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted
• The Dark Knight Rises
• The Bible (mini series, together with Lorne Balfe)
• Man of Steel
• The Lone Ranger
• Morgan’s Last Love
• 12 Years a Slave
• Winter’s Tale (together with Rupert Gregson-Williams)
• The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (together with Pharrell Williams)
• Son of God (together with Lorne Balfe )
• Interstellar
• Divergent (score producer)
• Woman in Gold (together with Martin Phipps)
• The Little Prince
• Kung Fu Panda 3
• 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (score producer)
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The post Sixpence None the Richer Announce 2024 Tour with All Original Members appeared first on Consequence .

Sixpence None the Richer are officially hitting the road for the first time in over 20 years. Described as a 25th anniversary tour, “We Are Love” will also coincide with new music from the group.

Notably, the fall tour boasts the band’s original lineup, welcoming back Leigh Nash, Matt Slocum , Dale Baker, and Justin Cary. They’re set to kick off the run in Knoxville in October before hitting cities like Wichita, Dallas, New Orleans, Indianapolis, and more. The tour wraps in Raleigh, North Carolina the following month.

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Tickets to “We Are Love” tour will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, June 14th via Ticketmaster .

As they prepare for the tour, Sixpence None the Richer are working on new music together. “I am beyond grateful to be making new music with my bandmates again and cannot wait to bring it to our longtime fans — and new ones as well,” shared vocalist Leigh Nash in a statement.

Slocum added, “I would say that making new Sixpence music has felt like picking up where we left off close to 20 years ago, but everyone in this band has grown and become better musicians, better writers, better performers, and we are making better music as a result.”

In September 2023, the band released “The Tide,” a first taste of new music from the group.

Sixpence None the Richer 2024 Tour Dates: 10/10 – Knoxville, TN @ Yee-Haw 10/11 – Alpharetta, GA @ Wire & Wood 10/12 – Birmingham, AL @ Workplay 10/13 – Memphis, TN @ Lafayette’s Music Room 10/14 – Kansas City, MO @ Knuckleheads Saloon 10/15 – Wichita, KS @ Wave 10/16 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Resonant Head 10/17 – Dallas, TX @ The Kessler Theater 10/18 – New Braunfels, TX @ Gruene Hall 10/19 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live 10/20 – New Orleans, LA @ The Parish – HOB 10/22 – Lexington, KY @ The Burl 10/23 – Indianapolis, IL @ The Vogue 10/24 – Ann Arbor, MI @ The Ark 10/25 – Chicago, IL @ City Winery Chicago 10/26 – St. Louis, MO @ City Winery St. Louis 10/27 – Nashville, TN @ Exit/In 10/28 – Columbus, OH @ A&R Music Bar 10/29 – Pittsburgh, PA @ City Winery Pittsburgh 10/30 – Philadelphia, PA @ City Winery Philadelphia 11/01 – Boston, MA @ City Winery Boston 11/02 – New York, NY @ City Winery New York 11/03 – Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere 11/04 – Raleigh, NC @ The Pour House

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