Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham has announced a new self-titled solo album that will be released on Sept. 17. He’ll also embark on a 30-date fall tour that launches on Sept. 1 in Milwaukee. The run – his return to extensive live performances since heart surgery in 2019 – will end Dec. 20 in Boulder.
Lynyrd Skynyrd announced their Big Wheels Keep on Turnin’ Tour for 2021 — and detailed a goal to continue with a more “selective” approach beyond a live run previously described as their “farewell.”
King Crimson — featuring bandleader Robert Fripp, Tony Levin, Jakko Jakszy, Mel Collins, and the drum trio of Pat Mastelotto, Gavin Harris, and Jeremy Stacey – have announced 2021 rescheduled tour dates. The U.S. tour will kick off July 22 in Florida and make their way through the U.S. before wrapping up in Washington DC on Sept. 11.
Architects have announced they will hit the road to North American in November and December 2021 for a headline run, kicking things off at Los Angeles’ Novo, and finishing up at Minneapolis’ First Avenue the following month. The band posted on Twitter: “For Those That Wish To Exist North America Tour. Tickets available Friday 10AM architectsofficial.com”
Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford shared that he ‘doubts’ that the legendary band will ever perform live again, saying in part that his and his bandmembers ages are becoming a “real factor”. Whitford made the comments during an appearance on Joe Bonamassa’s streaming interview series “Live From Nerdville” after Joe asked Brad about the band’s planned European tour.
