Paul Simon plans to kick off his A Quiet Celebration tour with two nights at New Orleans' Saenger Theatre in April 2025
In an intimate theater tour of music and conversation, Paul Simon will perform his latest album, “Seven Psalms,” in its entirety, while also doing a selection of his classics — both solo and with
Seven long years have gone by since Paul Simon last went on tour. But this spring the legendary songwriter will embark on his A Quiet Celebration Tour to play tracks from his 2023 LP, Seven Psalms. Tickets for the 55-date North American trek are now on sale, with some concerts already sold out online.
Paul Simon, who did a 2018 farewell tour, announced new tour dates for 2025, focused on his 'Seven Psalms' album, following his 'SNL50' appearance.
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Woman's World on MSNPaul Simon Is Un-Retiring and Heading Back Out on Tour! Read All About It HereIf Tom Brady can un-retire, then why can’t Paul Simon?! On February 18, the 83-year-old singer, known as being half of the famed duo Simon & Garfunkel, took to social media to share that he would be r
Paul Simon retired from touring in 2018 due to hearing loss, but will return for a new tour called 'A Quiet Celebration Tour'
Those who were excited to see Paul Simon singing a duet on stage with Sabrina Carpenter on “SNL50” will be pleased to know his performing days are not behind him after all.
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With his severe hearing loss apparently in check, the legendary singer-songwriter and Rock Hall of Famer is hitting the road again, seven years after concluding his farewell tour.
Paul Simon announces surprise new tour after retiring in 2018 - The singer initially announced his retirement in 2018
Seven years after wrapping up his 'Homeward Bound' farewell tour, Paul Simon is returning to the road to support his 2023 LP 'Seven Psalms.'
After previously retiring in 2018 from touring, Paul Simon has announced a new tour of North America which is set to begin in April and end in August.
Paul Simon is returning to the stage after a 7-year hiatus, as he gets ready for the “A Quiet Celebration” tour, kicking off this spring and featuring several shows at New York’s
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