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i/o The Tour North American shows announced

7th March, 2023

i/o – The Tour will see Gabriel playing new material from his forthcoming album i/o , as well as delving into his peerless catalogue of music, with hits, fan favourites and the unexpected. For the shows, Gabriel will be joined by regular band-mates Tony Levin, David Rhodes and Manu Katché. Additionally, new music from the i/o album is being released on the full moon of each month. The March song release is called Playing For Time.

TICKETS: The general onsale for i/o – The Tour North American leg will start Friday, March 10 at 10am Local Time on LiveNation.com . Fans will have access to a special presale through Peter’s Fan Club mailing list, starting Tuesday, March 7.

If you are signed up to Peter’s Mailing List, you will be sent a link to access the early pre-order, starting Tuesday 7 March at 12 noon EST. If not, sign up today here . Pre-sale ends on Thursday 9 March at 6pm local.

Citi is the official card of the i/o – The Tour . Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets in the U.S. beginning Wed. March 8 at 10am local time until Thursday, March 9 at 6pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit www.citientertainment.com

In Canada, American Express® Cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Wednesday March 8 at 10am local time through Thursday, March 9 at 6pm local time. Visit  ticketmaster.ca/americanexpress  to purchase tickets.  Ticket limits & terms apply.

VIP: Fans can also purchase VIP Packages, which may include premium tickets, access to the pre-show lounge, limited edition gift item & more. For more information, visit  vipnation.com .

Peter Gabriel Reveals Details of i/o – The Tour North America Leg

12 Cities Added On Highly Anticipated Tour with More Cities and Shows to Be Announced Soon

Tickets available starting today with fan club presale, general onsale begins friday, march 10 at 10am local on  livenation.com.

Today,  Peter Gabriel  announces details for his long-awaited North American leg of  i/o – The Tour,  a 2023 run across Europe and North America this spring and fall. Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced dates will find Peter Gabriel performing in Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Fans should also stay tuned for future tour date announcements in Washington, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Denver, Austin, Dallas and Houston.

i/o – The Tour  will see Gabriel playing new material from his forthcoming album  i/o , as well as delving into his peerless catalogue of music, with hits, fan favourites and the unexpected. For the shows, Gabriel will be joined by regular band-mates Tony Levin, David Rhodes and Manu Katché. Additionally, new music from the  i/o album is being released on the full moon of each month. The March song release is called Playing For Time.

TICKETS:  The general onsale for  i/o – The Tour  North American leg will start Friday, March 10 at 10am Local Time on  LiveNation.com . Fans will have access to a special presale through Peter’s Fan Club mailing list, starting Tuesday, March 7. 

Citi is the official card of the  i/o – The Tour . Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets in the U.S. beginning Wed. March 8 at 10am local time until Thursday, March 9 at 6pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit  www.citientertainment.com

In Canada, American Express® Cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Wednesday March 8 at 10am local time through Thursday, March 9 at 6pm local time. Visit  ticketmaster.ca/americanexpress  to purchase tickets.  Ticket limits & terms apply.

VIP:  Fans can also purchase VIP Packages, which may include premium tickets, access to the pre-show lounge, limited edition gift item & more. For more information, visit  vipnation.com .

Tickets for all European shows are available now at  petergabriel.com .

i/o – The Tour 

May 18                         Krakow, Poland                        TAURON Arena

May 20                        Verona, Italy                             Verona Arena

May 21                         Milan, Italy                                 Mediolanum Arena

May 23                        Paris, France                             Accor Arena

May 24                        Lille, France                              Stade Pierre-Mauroy

May 26                         Berlin, Germany                       Waldbuehne

May 28                        Munich, Germany                     Koenigsplatz

May 30                        Copenhagen, Denmark           Royal Arena

May 31                         Stockholm, Sweden                 Avicii Arena

June 2                         Bergen, Norway                       Koengen

June 5                         Amsterdam, Netherlands        Ziggo Dome

June 6                         Antwerp, Belgium                    Sportpaleis

June 8                         Zurich, Switzerland                  Hallenstadion

June 10                        Cologne, Germany                   Lanxess Arena

June 12                        Hamburg, Germany                 Barclays Arena

June 13                        Frankfurt, Germany                  Festhalle

June 15                        Bordeaux, France                     Arkea Arena

June 17                        Birmingham, UK                       Utilita Arena

June 19                        London, UK                               The O2

June 20                       Nottingham, UK                       Motorpoint Arena

June 22                       Glasgow, UK                             OVO Hydro

June 23                        Manchester, UK                        AO Arena

June 25                       Dublin, Ireland                          3Arena

September 8               Quebec City, Quebec             Videotron Centre 

September 9               Ottawa, Ontario                       Canadian Tire Centre

September 11               Toronto, Ontario                      Scotiabank Arena

September 13              Montreal, Quebec                   Bell Centre

September 14              Boston, Massachusetts           TD Garden

September 16              Philadelphia, Pennsylvania      Wells Fargo Center

September 18              New York, New York               Madison Square Garden

September 30             Chicago, Illinois                       United Center

October 7                    Vancouver, British Columbia   Rogers Arena

October 8                    Seattle, Washington                Climate Pledge Arena

October 11                   San Francisco, California         Chase Center

October 13                   Los Angeles, California           Kia Forum

For complete tour and ticket information, VIP Packages and more visit:   www.livenation.com  and   www.petergabriel.com .

About Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel  first came to international prominence with the success of Genesis, a band that he co-founded while still at school. Since leaving Genesis in 1975, his recording career has included eleven studio albums, film soundtracks for Alan Parker’s ‘Birdy’, Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ and Philip Noyce’s ‘Rabbit Proof Fence’ as well as numerous live albums. His wider musical career has included multiple Grammy Awards, the world-renowned Real World Studios, the formation of the Real World Records label, and in 1980 the creation of WOMAD, the festival that has launched the careers of many artists from around the world and has just celebrated its 40 th  anniversary.

Peter Gabriel co-founded the human rights organization WITNESS (Witness.org) in 1992, the organization that pioneers the use of cameras and technology in human rights campaigning, and in 2007, alongside Sir Richard Branson, he founded The Elders (theelders.org) which was launched by Nelson Mandela.  In 2006, Peter Gabriel was awarded the prestigious Man of Peace title by The Nobel Peace Laureates and in 2008 was also included in the Time 100 list. He has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice. He remains engaged in a wide variety of tech-based businesses throughout a variety of creative industries.

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Peter Gabriel Announces 2023 North American Tour Dates

By Allison Hussey

Peter Gabriel has revealed a new string of North American dates for his I/O Tour , beginning in early September and running through mid-October. Gabriel has also shared another new song, “ Playing for Time ,” from his forthcoming album, I/O . See all of the new dates and check out “Playing for Time” below.

Gabriel has shared the new songs “ Panopticom ” and “ The Court ” in recent months without sharing any additional album details. Ahead of the North America tour, he’ll embark on his previously announced European leg , his first shows in nearly seven years. The tour stints are connected to both the new album, on which Gabriel has been working for the better part of two decades, and a celebration of Gabriel’s landmark LP So .

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05-18 Krakow, Poland - Tauron Arena 05-20 Verona, Italy - Verona Arena 05-21 Milan, Italy - Mediolanum Arena 05-23 Paris, France - AccorHotels Arena 05-24 Lille, France - Stade Pierre-Mauroy 05-26 Berlin, Germany - Waldbuehne 05-28 Munich, Germany - Koenigsplatz 05-30 Copenhagen, Denmark - Royal Arena 05-31 Stockholm, Sweden - Avicii Arena 06-02 Bergen, Norway - Koengen 06-05 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome 06-06 Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis 06-08 Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion 06-10 Cologne, Germany - Lanxess Arena 06-12 Hamburg, Germany - Barclays Arena 06-13 Frankfurt, Germany - Festhalle 06-15 Bordeaux, France - Arkea Arena 06-17 Birmingham, England - Utilita Arena 06-19 London, England - The O2 06-22 Glasgow, Scotland - OVO Hydro 06-23 Manchester, England - AO Arena 06-25 Dublin, Ireland - 3Arena 09-08 Quebec City, Quebec - Videotron Centre 09-09 Ottawa, Ontario - Canadian Tire Centre 09-11 Toronto, Ontario - Scotiabank Arena 09-13 Montreal, Quebec - Bell Centre 09-14 Boston, Massachusetts - TD Garden 09-16 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Wells Fargo Center 09-18 New York, New York - Madison Square Garden 09-30 Chicago, Illinois - United Center 10-07 Vancouver, British Columbia - Rogers Arena 10-08 Seattle, Washington - Climate Pledge Arena 10-11 San Francisco, California - Chase Center 10-13 Inglewood, California - Kia Forum

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Peter Gabriel’s five-decade-long career includes nine studio albums, film scores for the likes of Martin Scorsese, six Grammy Awards and two separate inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (as a solo artist and founder of ’70s prog-rock pioneers Genesis). As a solo artist, Gabriel has sold an estimated 16 million albums worldwide, with his fifth studio album — 1986’s So — going five-times platinum in the U.S. and producing the Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit “Sledgehammer.” Gabriel’s catalog of hits also includes ballads like “In Your Eyes,” which was featured in an iconic scene from the 1989 teen rom-com, Say Anything . Gabriel has performed in front of countless sold-out crowds on world tours that often include large-scale performances and conceptual set design. In May 2023, Gabriel embarked on i/o – The Tour, his first world tour in seven years, which features songs from his forthcoming 10th studio album, i/o — his first full-length album of new songs in over two decades.

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Peter Gabriel headed out on the North American leg of i/o – The Tour in September 2023. After kicking off in Québec City, Québec, the tour covered much of North America.

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The North American leg of i/o – The Tour began on September 8 at the Centre Videotron in Québec City, Québec.

i/o – The Tour took Peter Gabriel across North America in the following cities:

• 09/08 – Québec, QC @ Centre Videotron
• 09/09 – Kanata, ON @ Canadian Tire Centre
• 09/11 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
• 09/13 – Montreal, QC @ Centre Bell
• 09/14 – Boston, MA @ TD Garden
• 09/18 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 
• 09/20 – Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena
• 09/22 – Buffalo, NY @ KeyBank Center
• 09/23 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena
• 09/25 – Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena
• 09/27 – Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
• 09/29 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena
• 09/30 – Chicago, IL @ United Center
• 10/02 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum
• 10/03 – Saint Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center
• 10/07 – Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena
• 10/08 – Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
• 10/11 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
• 10/13 – Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum
• 10/14 – Palm Desert, CA @ Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs
• 10/16 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
• 10/18 – Austin, TX @ Moody Center ATX
• 10/19 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 
• 10/21 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center - TX

Reviews 2482

Outstanding.

We weren't highly familiar with Peter's music. We knew a few of his popular songs. We were gifted with tickets. Let me tell you - we had one of the Greatest Evenings. What an Outstanding Musician! What made it even better was the fact that he is so involved in efforts to save our eco system, rain forests, Planet. I was in Awe of the entire evening!

Unmatched artistry

You just won’t see a major artist produce such an artful, creative and engrossing performance as Peter Gabriel. I saw him 10 years ago he was just as much of a pure artist then. His voice still sounds excellent and his fertile mind has developed another brilliant show this go round. It’s almost like performance art. Recommended to the absolute fullest extent.

Peter Gabriel @ Kia Forum

Peter Gabriel is back on top! A collection of new songs paired with amazing visuals, there's not much more you can ask for. Glad to have been able to experience seeing Peter live.

Incredible!!!

A masterpiece from start to finish... the best sound I've ever heard at that venue and maybe ever... band, performance, stage show, effects and lighting as well as the music set was amazing... Mr Gabriel and crew have done it once again!

Watching thus guy is like watching art

Id seen him before and was struck by the purity of the artistry that he brought to the show. Peter is on his own planet and is on his own algorithm. Thank God; this guy is the realest of deals. Unavoidably and fundamentally creative. Yet he still maintains the ability to connect with the audience, and his voice has remained intact. He also has a terrific sense of humor. Honestly, one of the best shows I’ve ever seen from a creativity and authenticity point of view. Peter does not give you the wink-wink performance. There is absolutely nothing ironic about his show. So glad I saw him again. A true artist. Go see him.

It's PETER!!!

One of my bucket list items was to see Peter Gabriel in concert. After surviving end stage renal failure in 2010, I didn't think Peter would ever come on tour in the USA. Fast forward to 2023 and I was able to secure tickets to see PETER GABRIEL in Austin Texas! His concert was phenomenal from beginning to end. I highly recommended seeing his concert to any Peter Gabriel fan.

Over my life I think I have attended every Peter Gabriel tour. He really has out done himself this time. This is one of the best concerts ever! Amazing integration of music, storytelling, and art. Great mix of new and old songs. Played for 3 hours! Absolutely amazing performance. Perfect!

Excellent spectacle

Peter Gabriel must know of a different water source than me. I grow up singing his songs, and I am way older than him :-) amazing, amazing vocals, amazing songs and an amazing band as always. Must see!!!

The best never disappoints

Peter Gabriel is one of my favorite artists of all time. This is my third time seeing him, and he still sounds amazing. The musicians are extremely talented, and the visual experience of the tour exceeded my expectations. I will go see him again and again. He is such a giving artist. Thank you, Peter!

Great staging, horrible sound

PG has the clearest studio in the planet. I am sure his road gear is the same. Vocals were mud/buried and bass was a blur. When he talked at the beginning I was shocked at how thin it was - I thought something was wrong. The mix was all over the place - guitar barely audible a lot of the time. My other two other shows at the Mood (James Taylor and Billy Strings) were not better. Sat on the side balcony for JT and the slap back bounce off the back wall was so bad I had to plug one ear then both to hear anything clearly. Sat at the back straight on for Billly and it was a little better but vocals were still muddy. The arena needs some serious acoustic remodeling. If PG vocals sound bad then all is pretty much lost. Will not be returning for anyone I care to listen to with precision.

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Peter Gabriel Announces 2023 World Tour with Tony Levin on Bass

The Tour will see Gabriel playing new material from his forthcoming album i/o, as well as delving into his peerless catalogue of music

Peter Gabriel  has announced details for his long-awaited North American leg of i/o – The Tour, a 2023 run across Europe and North America this spring and fall. Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced dates will find Peter Gabriel performing in Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Fans should also stay tuned for future tour date announcements in Washington, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Denver, Austin, Dallas and Houston.

i/o – The Tour will see Gabriel playing new material from his forthcoming album i/o , as well as delving into his peerless catalogue of music, with hits, fan favourites and the unexpected. For the shows, Gabriel will be joined by regular band-mates Tony Levin , David Rhodes and Manu Katché. Additionally, new music from the i/o album is being released on the full moon of each month. The March song release is called Playing For Time.

TICKETS: The general onsale for i/o – The Tour North American leg will start Friday, March 10 at 10am Local Time on LiveNation.com . Fans will have access to a special presale through Peter’s Fan Club mailing list, starting Tuesday, March 7.

i/o – The Tour

May 18 Krakow, Poland TAURON Arena

May 20 Verona, Italy Verona Arena

May 21 Milan, Italy Mediolanum Arena

May 23 Paris, France Accor Arena

May 24 Lille, France Stade Pierre-Mauroy

May 26 Berlin, Germany Waldbuehne

May 28 Munich, Germany Koenigsplatz

May 30 Copenhagen, Denmark Royal Arena

May 31 Stockholm, Sweden Avicii Arena

June 2 Bergen, Norway Koengen

June 5 Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome

June 6 Antwerp, Belgium Sportpaleis

June 8 Zurich, Switzerland Hallenstadion

June 10 Cologne, Germany Lanxess Arena

June 12 Hamburg, Germany Barclays Arena

June 13 Frankfurt, Germany Festhalle

June 15 Bordeaux, France Arkea Arena

June 17 Birmingham, UK Utilita Arena

June 19 London, UK The O2

June 20 Nottingham, UK Motorpoint Arena

June 22 Glasgow, UK OVO Hydro

June 23 Manchester, UK AO Arena

June 25 Dublin, Ireland 3Arena

September 8 Quebec City, Quebec Videotron Centre

September 9 Ottawa, Ontario Canadian Tire Centre

September 11 Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena

September 13 Montreal, Quebec Bell Centre

September 14 Boston, Massachusetts TD Garden

September 16 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wells Fargo Center

September 18 New York, New York Madison Square Garden

September 30 Chicago, Illinois United Center

October 7 Vancouver, British Columbia Rogers Arena

October 8 Seattle, Washington Climate Pledge Arena

October 11 San Francisco, California Chase Center

October 13 Los Angeles, California Kia Forum

About Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel first came to international prominence with the success of Genesis, a band that he co-founded while still at school. Since leaving Genesis in 1975, his recording career has included eleven studio albums, film soundtracks for Alan Parker’s ‘Birdy’, Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ and Philip Noyce’s ‘Rabbit Proof Fence’ as well as numerous live albums. His wider musical career has included multiple Grammy Awards, the world-renowned Real World Studios, the formation of the Real World Records label, and in 1980 the creation of WOMAD, the festival that has launched the careers of many artists from around the world and has just celebrated its 40 th anniversary.

Peter Gabriel co-founded the human rights organization WITNESS (Witness.org) in 1992, the organization that pioneers the use of cameras and technology in human rights campaigning, and in 2007, alongside Sir Richard Branson, he founded The Elders (theelders.org) which was launched by Nelson Mandela. In 2006, Peter Gabriel was awarded the prestigious Man of Peace title by The Nobel Peace Laureates and in 2008 was also included in the Time 100 list. He has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice. He remains engaged in a wide variety of tech-based businesses throughout a variety of creative industries.

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Peter Gabriel Announces New Album i/o And 2023 Tour Dates

Since 2002 — shortly after the release of Up , his most recent album of original material — Peter Gabriel has been talking about releasing a new album called i/o . Two decades later, it’s finally happening. Rumors have percolated this year suggesting i/o would arrive soon, and now Gabriel has confirmed it, though without revealing any music or artwork or a release date.

Up Turns 20

What he has presented as a sort of down payment on i/o ’s existence is a slate of 2023 European tour dates across spring and early summer, his first jaunt outside North America since 2014. (North America, by the way, will be getting shows later in the late summer and fall.) Gabriel’s band will include Tony Levin, David Rhodes, and Manu Katché. According to a press release, they’ll be “playing new material from his forthcoming album i/o , as well as delving into his peerless catalogue of music, with hits, fan favourites and the unexpected.” Gabriel writes, “It’s been a while and I am now surrounded by a whole lot of new songs and am excited to be taking them out on the road for a spin. Look forward to seeing you out there.”

Below, watch a trailer for the tour and see the European dates.

TOUR DATES: 05/18 – Krakow, Poland @ TAURON Arena 05/20 – Verona, Italy @ Verona Arena 05/21 – Milan, Italy @ Mediolanum Arena 05/23 – Paris, France @ AccorHotels Arena 05/24 – Lille, France @ Stade Pierre-Mauroy 05/26 – Berlin, Germany @ Waldbuehne 05/28 – Munich, Germany @ Koenigsplatz 05/30 – Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena 05/31 – Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena 06/02 – Bergen, Norway @ Koengen 06/05 – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome 06/06 – Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis 06/08 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion 06/10 – Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena 06/12 – Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena 06/13 – Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle 06/15 – Bordeaux, France @ Arkea Arena 06/17 – Birmingham, UK @ Utilita Arena 06/19 – London, UK @ The O2 06/22 – Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro 06/23 – Manchester, UK @ AO Arena 06/25 – Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena

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Peter Gabriel Debuts Nearly a Dozen New Songs at “The i/o Tour” Opener: Setlist + Video

Kicking off his first solo tour in nearly a decade

Peter Gabriel opened his 2023 “i/o Tour” in Krakow, Poland on Thursday night, marking the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee’s first full solo concert since 2014 while offering an extensive preview of his upcoming tenth LP, i/o .

Aside from Gabriel’s most well-known numbers like “Sledgehammer,” “Don’t Give Up,” and “Big Time,” the two-set performance treated fans to over a dozen new songs and arrangements including the live debuts of i/o singles “Panopticom,”  “The Court,” “Four Kinds of Horses,” and the title track as well as several previously unheard album cuts and a still-untitled piece that Gabriel dedicated to his late mother.

The former Genesis frontman wrapped up the main portion of the set with his 1977 debut solo single “Solsbury Hill,” but returned twice for encore renditions of the perennial crowd-pleaser “In Your Eyes” and the 1980 protest anthem “Biko.” Watch fan-captured footage and a pre-filmed introduction of Gabriel’s touring band below.

“The i/o Tour” will continue through Europe into late June before Peter Gabriel embarks to North America in September. Tickets are available to purchase here .

i/o currently does not have a formal release date or tracklist, though Gabriel previously shared that he would unveil a new single to coincide with each full moon in 2023. The long-awaited LP will serve as his first album of new material since 2002’s Up .

Peter Gabriel “The I/O Tour” Setlist:

Washing of the Water Growing Up (First performance since 2004) Panopticom (Live debut) Four Kinds of Horses (Live debut) i/o (Live debut) Digging in the Dirt Playing for Time (Live debut of new version) Olive Tree (Live debut) Home (Live debut) Sledgehammer Darkness Love Can Heal (New version) Road to Joy (Live debut) Don’t Give Up The Court (Live debut) Red Rain (Unknown) (New song dedicated to Gabriel’s mother) What Lies Ahead (New version) Big Time Live and Let Live (Live debut) Solsbury Hill

Encore: In Your Eyes

Encore #2: Biko

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Peter Gabriel Opens 2023 Tour, His First in 7 Years

Peter Gabriel (r) with Tony Levin, on opening night, May 18, 2023

Peter Gabriel opened his 2023 “i/o the Tour” on Thursday in Kraków, Poland, with a 23-song set that included much of the new album. The May 18 concert kicked off his first tour since he and Sting played their lengthy “Rock Paper Scissors” run in 2016. It represents his first solo tour since 2014’s “Back to Front” tour.

Produced by Live Nation, the 22 shows in Europe continue through June 25. It resumes with a North America tour that begins on Sept. 8. The touring band includes Gabriel veterans Tony Levin (bass), Richard Evans (guitar, flute), Manu Katché (drums), and David Rhodes (guitar), plus newcomers Ayanna Witter-Johnson (cello, piano, vocals), Marina Moore (violin, viola, vocals), Don McLean (keyboards), and Josh Shpak (trumpet, french horn, keys, vocals).

Gabriel had announced the tour six months’ earlier and began releasing tracks from the album on Jan. 6. As of opening night, Gabriel had shared five songs—all of which he played—yet, surprisingly, the album is still not available for pre-order. The evening’s set included nine songs from i/o …

Watch the world premiere of “Home”

…as well as such classic rock favorites as “Sledgehammer,” “Solsbury Hill” “Red Rain” and “In Your Eyes.”

Watch him close the first set with “Sledgehammer”

The concert omitted several of his well known tracks including “Games Without Frontiers” and “Shock the Monkey.” Fans hoping Gabriel would resurrect any of the material from his years as Genesis’ frontman would have gone home disappointed.

Watch him perform “Don’t Give Up,” “Red Rain” and “Big Time” during opening night’s second set

The European dates mark his first shows outside of North America since 2014. “It’s been a while and I am now surrounded by a whole lot of new songs and am excited to be taking them out on the road for a spin. Look forward to seeing you out there,” Gabriel said in the original Nov. 8 tour announcement.

The second set ended with “Solsbury Hill.”

Gabriel’s first encore was “In Your Eyes.”

“This is for all those willing to stand up for what they believe in.” Gabriel closed the show with “Biko.”

Peter Gabriel, Tauron Arena, Kraków, Poland, May 18, 2023, Setlist (via Setlist.fm ) Set 1 Washing of the Water Growing Up Panopticom Four Kinds of Horses i/o Digging in the Dir Playing For Time Olive Tree (world premiere) Home (world premiere) Sledgehammer

Set 2 Darkness Love Can Heal Road to Joy (world premiere) Don’t Give Up The Court Red Rain And Still What Lies Ahead Big Time Live and Let Live Solsbury Hill

Encore In Your Eyes Biko

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Peter Gabriel’s “i/o” Tour: A Night of Iconic Music and Timeless Performances

A few words that come to mind when you think of Peter Gabriel are icon, legend, visionary, genius, and pioneer. Last Saturday night, on October 14th, Gabriel’s “i/o” tour made a stop at the Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, CA. This particular show was an addition to the tour schedule, as initially, the tour was announced to conclude at the KIA Forum in Inglewood, CA, the night before, back in March. Before Gabriel made his way to North America, he toured across Europe and the UK, then made his way to Canada in early September. The tour originally consisted of just seven U.S. shows, and less than two weeks after the tour was announced, it was expanded to include 13 more. This show was the second-to-last West Coast date, with the remaining shows taking place in Denver, CO, Austin, Dallas, and Houston, TX. This is Gabriel’s first tour since 2016 when he toured with Sting, who just played the same arena a week earlier. “i/o” is the title of Gabriel’s upcoming album, and it’ll be his first release since “New Blood” (2011). It has been a work in progress since 1995 when it was intended to follow “Up” (2002). This will be Gabriel’s first album of all original material since “Up.” The album is scheduled to be released in December.

When Gabriel tours, he brings out a one-of-a-kind show that only he could put on. Gabriel played a crucial role as the lead singer in the legendary prog-rock group Genesis from 1967 to 1975, while Phil Collins joined the group as its fourth drummer in 1970. With Genesis, Gabriel was known for his elaborate costumes, such as Slipper Man, Lawn Mower, Fox’s Head, Magog, and Flower Mask. Following Gabriel’s departure from Genesis, he released four self-titled solo albums (1977-1982), and his fifth album, the groundbreaking “So” (1986), was the first to feature drum legend Manu Katché, who has also recorded seven albums with Sting, as well as records by Joni Mitchell, Jeff Beck, Tori Amos, and more. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of “So,” Gabriel put together the band from the album for a tour in 2012-2014. “So” reached number one in eight countries and was certified RIAA 5x Platinum, including three of Gabriel’s biggest hits: “In Your Eyes,” “Sledge Hammer,” and “Don’t Give Up,” a duet with Kate Bush. Since “So,” Katché has played on “Us,” “Up,” and “i/o.” For 47 years, bassist Tony Levin (King Crimson, Stickmen) has been performing with Gabriel, and guitarist David Rhodes has been with Gabriel for 44 years. The band also includes guitarist Richard Evans, keyboardist Don-E, Josh Shpak (Trumpet), cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson, and violinist Marina Moore. The crew members, from sound engineers to lighting technicians and camera crew, were all dressed in orange flight suits. Going back to the 80s when Gabriel’s band consisted of Levin, Rhodes, Katché, and keyboardist David Sancious. His band wore trench coats and wireless headsets. There has always been a futuristic aspect to Gabriel’s shows. There were a few times during the show when Gabriel, Rhodes, and Levin all stood and danced together, which was quite special, as it’s something they’ve done since his historic 80s performances.

Following a 20-minute intermission, set two began with “Darkness,” with Gabriel and the band performing behind a screen, which they also used for the following song, “Love Can Heal.” “Don’t Give Up” was performed on a riser behind the band, with Gabriel and his cellist/backing vocalist Witter-Johnson singing Bush’s parts. If there’s one song in particular where Katché went all out, it was “Red Rain,” which he played intensely while keeping the volume relatively low. The second-to-last song was “Live and Let Live,” from “i/o,” in which Gabriel talked about South African President Nelson Mandela (1994-1999), who the song is about, and how he stood with those responsible for his imprisonment and the death of his friends. How he shared the lesson of forgiveness. Set two came to an end with one of Gabriel’s biggest hits, “Solsbury Hill.” Gabriel would return for a double encore, with the first consisting of “The Tower that Ate People” and “In Your Eyes.” During “In Your Eyes,” the multiple screens in the back showed half of each member’s face and would do a closeup of their eyes. The show finished with “Biko,” which was written after the death of South African anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko in police custody in 1977. As the show came to a close, each member, one by one, walked off the stage as they chanted “Oh, Oh, Oh,” and Katché was the final member to walk off as he kept the beat going through the end. As always, Gabriel gave a performance like no other.

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Peter Gabriel has announced details for his long-awaited North American leg of i/o - The Tour, a 2023 run across Europe and North America this spring and fall. Produced by Live Nation, Peter Gabriel will stop at TD Garden on September 14, 2023.

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Peter Gabriel’s ‘i/o The Tour’ is All About the Dynamics

• By: Kevin M. Mitchell
• November 2023 , Production Profile
• November 6, 2023

The tour began in Krakow, Poland in May, then set off across Europe and the U.K. before crossing the pond to North America. Photo by York Tillyer

If you’re remotely familiar with Peter Gabriel’s music, you can probably guess what his audio crew says is their biggest challenge: “His music is very dynamic, both within a song and between songs,” says FOH engineer Richard Sharratt. “I enjoy the whole show but dynamically it’s hard — I’m pushing and pulling Peter’s vocal all the time, constantly riding it. But it’s really satisfying.”

The artist’s recent i/o – The Tour has “great new material, and a great band,” Sharratt notes. The lineup not only spotlights Gabriel’s usual bandmates — bassist Tony Levin, guitarist David Rhodes and drummer Manu Katché — “but new elements as well, including violin, viola, cello, trumpet and French horn that add a different flavor and texture to the old songs and define the characters of the new ones.” It’s a bit of dream gig too: “I’ve been a huge Peter Gabriel/Genesis fan since my teens, and here I am mixing FOH for him.”

The tour reunited the three bandmates onstage, with (L-R) bassist Tony Levin, frontman Peter Gabriel and guitarist David Rhodes. Photo by York Tillyer

The concert, Gabriel’s first solo outing since 2014, begins on a quiet note. He comes out alone and starts talking to the audience, who are already on their feet. After telling them to sit, he “lights” a campfire center stage, and introduces longtime bass player Tony Levin for a duet. Soon the rest of the band is in a semi-circle beneath a large round video screen showing a full moon and he plays songs from his early career. “Peter and [keyboardist] Don-E have wireless MIDI keyboards,” Sharratt explains. Gabriel also has a wireless DPA 4288 headset mic; the rest are on Shure 98/HC headsets.

“Peter is very particular about the sound, and wants everything to be just right,” says band monitor engineer Damon “Dee” Miller. “He will spend a lot of time on the details.”

Photo by York Tillyer

By Way of Orchestra

Sharratt was born in Dorking, southwest of London. “I went to a Quaker school that had a good drama facility,” he says. In 1978, he left high school with a desire to work in theater lighting. He worked a couple of local theaters, and then moved over to sound, transferring to the West End with the original production of the musical Blood Brothers. In October of 1986, he found himself behind the console at the opening of Phantom of the Opera . His ability to mix orchestras well was duly noted, and soon he was mixing BBC’s Proms in the Park , Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo, Montserrat Caballé and arena operas. In 2010, Peter Gabriel needed an engineer for his New Blood tour, and Bryan Grant of Britannia Row put Sharratt’s name forward for that orchestra-rich gig.

He was there again for the Gabriel/Sting Rock Paper Scissors tour of 2016, which he mixed with Sting’s engineer, Howard Page. Both earned FOH Mixer of the Year Parnelli Awards for their efforts. He also mixed for Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul for a few years, and since the end of the pandemic, he’s been back with Gabriel.

FOH engineer Richard Sharratt at one of the three SSL Live L 550 consoles on the tour. Photo by York Tillyer

Britannia Row Productions, a Clair Global brand, supplies L-Acoustics’ K1, K2, K3 and KS28 concert sound system for both legs of the tour. “I’m loving mixing on K1 for this tour as it gives the mix a great warmth, depth, and clarity that really draws the audience in,” Sharratt says. “K1 makes me feel like I’m listening to everything on a set of audiophile nearfield monitors, even at the back of the room.” He says with the L-Acoustic rig, he “gets to walk the room in virtual soundcheck and during soundcheck, and, thanks to system engineer Ben [Webb], the coverage is always great.”

Sharratt works his magic on an SSL Live L550 and has been using SSL consoles since 2014. “It’s very visual, and the colors and icons make it easy to be hands-on. And everything is onboard; it has great, smooth compression and EQ.” He uses light compression on each of the music and vocal stems and the matrix outputs. For Gabriel’s vocal inserts, he uses the onboard de-sser, multi-band compressor and a noise gate to minimize spill. There are four i/o racks, 68 mono inputs, 39 stereo inputs, 12 stereo groups, 13 mono auxes, 19 stereo auxes and 24 matrix outs. Outboard are four MIDI-controlled Bricasti M7s reverbs with M10 remote, SMAART and a full Pro Tools recording rig.

Stage view from the Manchester AO Arena shows the cardioid arrangement of the ground subs. Photo by Tony Levin

He uses parallel compression on the drums consisting of two stems, one essentially uncompressed and one hard compressed. “All the drum mics are timed back to the overhead mics which are rigged as an XY coincidental pair,” he says. There are also 10-band group EQ inserts for “squeaking” Gabriel’s vocals to maximize gain before feedback. “I use channel comps to catch the big stuff and to smooth out those dynamics.”

A wide variety of mics are employed. Some of these include Sennheiser E901 and Shure B52 on the kick drum; Shure B56 and B57 on the snare; and Sennheiser E904s on the toms. On overheads, ride and hi-hat are Schoeps CMC6/MK4s “which I’m still using from my orchestra days – these are expensive but are lovely, open, uncolored mics.” The violin, viola and cello are double inputs with DPA 4099s and pickups on the viola and violin, and there is a 4099 and Schertler Stat C on the cello. The trumpet and horn have Shure Beta98s, and there is a Neumann KM184 on flute. After the “campfire” set, Gabriel and the band use Audix OM6 vocal mics.

Stage view shows arrangement of speakers, with upper side fill and delay hangs visible at right. Photo by York Tillyer

Present and Future

“I’m the past, he’s the future,” band monitor engineer Damon “Dee” Miller likes to say of his monitoring partner, 24-year-old Dom Shaw. Miller is being self-deprecating, though he makes a case for Shaw, who is Gabriel’s monitor engineer. Plucked from a recording studio, this is Shaw’s first tour. Miller, having been on the road for 39 years, has logged a few more miles. He has worked for Robert Plant and Jeff Beck among others. “Peter is always pushing the boundaries,” states Miller, who first worked with Gabriel in 2003. Miller says he was also the first person to use an SSL live in 2012 and notes that Gabriel was one of the major stakeholders in the company and had a hand in developing the console. Miller has a good relationship with all the band members. “There are challenging moments, because it’s complicated music, but they are all great people and amazing musicians.” Apart from a wedge for the drummer, the bandmembers all receive monitor mixes via IEMs.

Shaw’s story is just getting started. Four years ago, he began working at Gabriel’s recording studio, and got to work on the i/o album. Shaw was then asked to come out and mix monitors for Gabriel on this tour. “[Live] is a completely different animal,” he says. He adds that Gabriel wants his in-ear mixes to sound as close to the recording as possible, so Shaw  provides a similar mix to what they heard in the studio.

Stage left array with detail of L-Acoustics front, side and 220° hangs. Photo by Ben Webb

  The Systems Approach

System engineer Ben Webb describes the typical P.A. setup: 14 L-Acoustics K1 over four K2 down per side for mains; a center hang of two A15 (one Wide, one Focus); and left and right arrays of eight KS28 subs flown in a cardioid configuration. Twelve K1 over four K2 per side serve as the outfill hangs, while 16 more K3 per side cover the 220° seating sections. Twenty-two ground-stacked KS28 subs are deployed in a cardioid array, with four A15 per side for out-fill and four A10 as lip-fills. For the North America tour, four hangs of eight K3 are flown for delay. The full system is powered by 66 LA12X amplified controllers and processed via two P1 Milan-AVB processors using M1 for tuning. Sharratt also has two X8 and a SB15 sub as a reference system at FOH.

“On the recent European run, we were playing quite a range of venues, from amphitheaters to outdoor fields to arenas,” Webb says. “Getting a consistent sound from the very front row to the top back seat is critically important.” Most of his designs are done in advance, where he relies on a mixture of CAD drawings and knowledge gained from touring through the venues before. “Every morning, I verify my design with the stage and rigging positions and then make any final tweaks. In my initial designs, I rely a fair amount on [Soundvision’s] Autosplay and Autofilter functions as they give me a very good starting point to work from. And with the mixture of venues we are playing, especially the outdoor shows, L-Acoustic’s P1’s Autoclimate tool for temperature and humidity compensation is particularly helpful.”

Webb began his career as an audio tech for local companies in Southampton, England before becoming a freelancer for Britannia Row. This is his first tour with Gabriel, and along with his efforts to achieve consistent coverage from front to back in a variety of venues, he must also factor in Gabriel’s wide dynamic range. “We want people in the back to be able to understand what he’s saying, and there’s a lot of delicacy in the songs. That’s the hardest part.” The initial design of the system was done at Britannia Row by Josh Lloyd, and Webb adjusts to fit whatever room they are playing in. “There’s a lot of getting the timing right, and also just listening and doing what feels right.”

The show opens simply, with the band gathered around a center stage “campfire.” Photo by Kevin M. Mitchell

Crew chief Fergus Mount began working audio on the London theater scene and ended up working the 2012 Olympics held there. That’s where he met Dave Compton, who is now a Britannia Row account manager. This is Mount’s first time out with Gabriel. “The show has been well received,” he says. Gear-wise, the North American leg is similar to the European leg with the exception of additional delay speakers for the larger rooms on this leg. “That’s why we have some additional crew members, too, including Taylor Samuel.” (Samuel was “borrowed” from Eighth Day Sound, also part of the Clair organization.) He says the overall resources of Clair make moving back and forth easier; not all on the European crew had visas. This worked out well for Samuel, and she was grateful for the opportunity to get more experience on a tour this size.

Compton, who has been with Britannia Row since 2013, is handling the account. There is a lot of history with the artist: “Peter became a client of the then-newly formed Britannia Row Productions in 1979, with Bryan Grant looking after the account for 43 years until 2022,” he says. “We have had the privilege of providing the audio for most of his tours, both in Europe and the U.S.” The tour’s move to North American production shifted the control from Europe, picking up the L-Acoustics P.A. and three U.S.-based techs to join the three others that came over from the UK. “It was all very easy to maneuver alongside tour manager Dave Taraskevics and production manager Gary Trew. It’s a tough gig with very high expectations, and everyone has pulled together to give the audience an exceptional experience.”

After starting out with the European leg this spring, the North American leg of “i/o — The Tour” wrapped up Oct. 21 at Toyota Center in Houston, TX.

Gabriel wants them to be seen, hence the orange jumpsuits. L-R: Fergus Mount, Tom Gardner, Stephen Wharton, Ben Webb, Damon “Dee” Miller, Chuck Wells (in grey), Taylor Nicole Samuel, Richard Sharratt and Dom Shaw. Photo by Kevin M. Mitchell

• Sound Company: Britannia Row (Clair Global)
• Production Manager: Gary Trew
• Tour Manager: Dave Taraskevics
• FOH Engineer: Richard Sharratt
• Monitor Engineer (Band): Dee Miller
• Monitor Engineer: (Gabriel): Dom Shaw
• Crew Chief: Fergus Mount
• System Tech: Ben Webb
• RF Technician: Tom Gardner
• P.A. Tech: Chuck Wells (U.. leg); Odysseas Tatsis Sofianopoulos (European leg)
• Stage Tech: Stephen Wharton (U.S. leg); Jason Thomas (European leg)
• Delays Tech: Taylor Nicole Samuel
• L/R Fronts: (28) L-Acoustics K1 (14/side); (4) K2 downfill
• Center: (2) L-Acoustics A15
• Sides: (24) K1 (12/side); (8) K2 (4/side)
• 220°: (32) K3 (16/side)
• Outfills: (4) A15/side
• Lip Fills: (4) A10
• Delays: (32) K3 (8 per delay hang)
• Flown Subs: (16) KS28 (8 flown L-R)
• Ground Subs: (22) KS28 in cardioid array
• Amps: (66) L-Acoustics LA12X
• FOH Console: SSL Live L550
• Outboard: (4) Bricasti reverbs w/remotes; Rational Acoustics Smaart
• Recording: Avid Pro Tools
• FOH Nearfields: (2) L-Acoustics X8 with SB15 sub
• P.A. Drive: (2) P1 Milan-AVB processors w/M1 for tuning
• PG Monitor Console: SSL Live L550
• Band Monitor Console: SSL Live L550
• Wedges: d&b M2, APS
• Monitor Amp: L-Acoustics LA4X
• RF Hardware: Shure AD600US Axient Digital spectrum manager; (10) Shure PSM1000 IEM transmitters; (3) Shure P6HW hardwired IEM bodypacks
• Wireless Mics: (6) Shure Axient Digital AD4Q-A quad receivers; (19) AD1 beltpack transmitters; (6) AD2 handheld transmitters
• Wired Mics (partial): Shure Beta 52, Beta 56, Beta 57, Beta 98s; Sennheiser e901, e904s; Schoeps CMC6/MK4s; DPA 4099s; Schertler Stat C; Neumann KM184
• Vocal Mics: DPA 4288 headset; Shure 98/HC headsets; Audix OM6 wireless capsules and handhelds

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For the first time in nearly a decade, Peter Gabriel announces an official solo trek outside of North America. The singer returns to Europe and the U.K. in 2023 for his “i/o The Tour,” which supports his forthcoming album of the same name.

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The tour, which kicks off on May 18, in Krakow, Poland, and concludes on June 23, in Dublin, Ireland, consists of 22 shows across U.K. and Europe.

“It’s been awhile and I am now surrounded by a whole lot of new songs and am excited to be taking them out on the road,” Gabriel said in a statement. “Look forward to seeing you out there.”

Gabriel previously teamed with Sting on the road in 2016 for the pair’s “Rock Paper Scissors” trek. He last toured solo in 2014 with the “Back to Front Tour,” which commemorated the 25th anniversary of his fifth album,  So . He released his most recent album of new, original material in 2002 with Up . In 2010, Gabriel unveiled a covers albums Scratch My Back , followed by 2011’s New Blood , a collection of orchestral re-recordings of songs spanning his career.

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Though a release date for  i/o  hasn’t been announced, more details of the album are forthcoming. Earlier in 2022,  Gabriel said he had a number of new songs he was “trying to get finished” and initially planned to release something by the end of 2022. In 2021, Gabriel posted a series of photos featuring himself with longtime drummer Manu Katché, guitarist David Rhodes and bassist Tony Levin, at his Real World Studios in Wiltshire, England.

Gabriel also shared that he and his band worked on 17 songs in 10 days.

“I’m excited by what is being cooked at the moment,”  said Gabriel when he first began teasing new music in 2020. “I have been slowed down quite a lot by lockdown. We’ve not been able to have Dickie [engineer Richard Chappell], but I have enough songs that I like, to make a record I’m proud of.”

Peter Gabriel 2023 i/o The Tour Dates: May 18 – Krakow, Poland @ Tuaron Arena May 20 – Verona, Italy @ Verona Arena May 21 – Milan, Italy @ Mediolanum Arena May 23 – Paris, France @ Accorhotels Arena May 24 – Lille, France @ Stade Pierre-Mauroy May 26 – Berlin, German @ Waldbuehne May 28 – Munich, Germany @ Koeingsplatz May 30 – Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena May 31 – Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena June 2 – Bergen, Norway @ Koengen June 5 – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome June 6 – Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis June 8 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion June 10 – Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena June 12 – Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena June 13 – Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle June 15 – Bordeaux, France @ Arkea Arena June 17 – Birmingham, UK @ Utilitia Arena June 19 – London, UK @ 02 Arena June 22 – Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro June 23 – Manchester, UK @ AO Arena June 25 – Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena

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Paula Cole will be the first to affirm that most musicians don't start their careers performing in stadiums before tens of thousands of fans.

But when Sinead O’Conner suddenly departed Peter Gabriel’s 1993 world tour, that’s exactly what happened. Peter had heard Paula Cole’s yet-to-be-released debut album "Harbinger" — he called her up, and asked her to join him for the rest of his multi-continent run.

Paula Cole recently stopped by NHPR’s Studio D to talk with Morning Edition's Rick Ganley about her formative years as an artist, and share new music from her 11th studio album “Lo."

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To be in enormous arenas as your very first tour is abnormal, and wonderful and educational. And, yeah, that was my first touring experience— and it was a very unique tour experience. Five star everything and all downhill from there [laughs]. 

And then of course, through the mid 90s, [you have] incredible hits like "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone" and "I Don't Want to Wait" — and Lilith Fair. You're in pop-stardom at that point, but um, feeling disillusioned. Is that the right term for it?

There's so much to say about all that. I think I needed to leave the music business. It was an ill fitting snakeskin I was growing out of. And also, it did happen too fast. And I was an introvert. I didn't honestly like the way my career was moving. [It was] very hits focused and record companies kind of pressuring me to be a certain way.

I'm worshiping at the altar of music. I am here, I love it, and I want the good work.

I would have liked a slower build and a longer build. So I took about seven years off. I had my daughter and then kind of quietly picked up again, releasing albums starting in 2007.

But this was my return to writing all my music. It's highly personal. It's called "Lo." It was just the right time in my life to be introspective. Like, literally going back to therapy and kind of looking at myself again. And songwriting is so amazing that way. It's like a dialog with your subconscious and you find truths about yourself, and the next thing you know, you're singing them to thousands of people. It's a very naked feeling. 

Yeah, it's a very personal record. One of the songs you played Live in Studio D today, "The Replacements and Dinosaur Jr."— now to some of us of a certain age, including me, those bands are huge. And if you're from Massachusetts, Dinosaur Jr. was a big Massachusetts band. Tell me about that song. The lyrics are very personal, about someone who's very close to you, obviously, and very, seminal to your development.

The song was from my friend Mark Hutchins. We were together early in the 90s. We drove across the country and we set up in San Francisco, and we lived over a gas station with two roommates on the corner of 17th and South Van Ness, where I wrote a lot of songs. I mean, I wrote "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone" there, and he taught me so much about music, about production, even engineering.

And he also exposed me to music that I would never in a million years have listened to. I mean, growing up in Rockport, Massachusetts isolated musically— I just was not hip in a way —and then he exposed me to all that beautiful alternative rock and kind of bohemian left hip hop, early hip hop.

I miss Mark so much. He left behind two kids. He's from Hanover, New Hampshire. And here's a shout out to Rick and Betsy, his parents. I just wish he were here because we were picking up the thread again of our friendship. I needed to write a song for him, and it needed to be fun and kind of irreverent like he was.

So yeah, you know, my life is in these songs. My songs are like Polaroid snapshots.

You're about to start another tour with these brand new songs. How does that feel to be, you know, playing these very personal songs in front of an audience?

I get a little nervous, and I — there was one song I forgot some lyrics, like— they're still new, and that's the beauty of it; that it gives you an immediacy and a little anxiety, and it makes your heart beat. 

So it's feeling good and you're feeling hopeful for more writing, more [touring] in the future?

 I'm feeling really good about my career. My kids are 22 and about to graduate college. I've got two kids graduating in May, and this mother is stretching out her wings and getting back to work.

And even though I've had periods of dormancy in my career for sure, and I've been up and I've been down and I've been cool and I've been uncool, the people who have been with me—and even like Gen Zers who have now are following me on TikTok—it feels really good. Like people are kind of understanding what "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone" is really about now. And the songs hold up well over a couple of decades, and... I'm worshiping at the altar of music. I am here, I love it, and I want the good work.

I want to be thought of. So it's lovely to be thought of. I'm really grateful.

Paula Cole, I can't thank you enough for coming and playing Live in Studio D. This has been a wonderful performance.

 Thank you. 

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Sarah’s orchestral work includes: the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Ulster Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Soloists’ Chamber Orchestra, Belmont Ensemble, English Festival Orchestra, English Soloists’ Ensemble, Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, Bergen Philharmonic, Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, English Sinfonia.

Sarah has been leader and co leader for the Thursford Christmas Spectacular series, including being soloist on both acoustic and electric violin and coaching training sessions for the show. She also performed in the West End show “Our House” (Madness).

Sarah has toured extensively throughout the UK and Europe performing chamber music recitals and playing live gigs with various artists including Madonna, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Robbie Williams and Take That on television and radio shows including MTV Awards, TOTP, X Factor, BBC Abbey Road live sessions, as well as for film and TV soundtracks including “The League of Gentlemen.”

Artists Joanne has performed with are as follows: Kanye West, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Michael Buble, Muse, Chris Martin, Ellie Goulding, Jessie J, Robin Thicke, Enya, Ronan Keating, George Michael, Rhianna, Westlife, Jamie Cullum, Richard Marx, Leona Lewis, Harry Connik – Junior, John Barrowman, Andreas Bocelli, Katie Melua, Rod Stewart, Alison Moyet, Il Divo, Alfie Boe, Aled Jones, Russel Watson, Josh Groban, Noel Gallagher, The Spice Girls, various artists with Bowfiddle the featured quartet at the London Pizza Express String Quartet Festival.

Joanne has toured the world with the Irish dance show “Spirit of the Dance, playing the lead on stage role. She has also worked in the West End show “Sinatra” and currently plays for the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, The Glen Miller Orchestra, English Chamber Orchestra, London’s Belmont Orchestra, Orchestra de Camera and the Apollo Chamber Orchestra.

Joanne has recorded the music for many films including Lord of the Rings and Die Another Day, James Bond. She also wrote and performed the string parts for Souls Stage at London’s Vintage Festival.

You can see and hear more of Joanne at www.joanneviolin.co.uk

Fiona is a regular face in London’s West End. She has performed in shows such as Les Miserables, Lion King, Ghost, Stephen Ward and The Assassins. She has also toured extensively in Europe and the Uk with the likes of Peter Gabriel, Doctor Who, Tim Minchin and Sam Smith. Other Artists that Fiona has worked with include: Olly Murs, Demi Levato, Jess Glynne, Jools Holland and two Albert Hall performances with Ne Yo and the Stereophonic’s.

Recently Fiona has enjoyed a Radio 1 Live Lounge with Little Mix. She was also part of a string section in a very exciting and unique project which reproduced the first ever studio album by The Beatles at Abbey Road Two, fifty years to the day since it had been recorded. It features many fantastic artists such as Joss Stone, Mick Hucknall, Gabrielle Aplin and Beverly Knight to name but a few. The programme was broadcast on BBC Radio 2 and BBC 4.

J. Geils Band’s Peter Wolf announces summer tour dates around New England

It’s been a minute since Peter Wolf hit the road, but that’s about to change. The former J. Geils Band singer has announced a string of New England dates that’ll give longtime fans a chance to see the Hard Drivin’ Man do what he does better than most: Perform live onstage.

Wolf, who celebrated his 78th birthday last month, is doing a series of unplugged shows he’s calling the “Waiting On The Moon Tour: An Acoustic Evening of Stories and Songs.” He’ll be joined on the July dates by two frequent collaborators — guitarists Duke Levine and Kevin Barry.

Though best known as the electrifying frontman of the J. Geils Band, Wolf has released eight well-reviewed albums under his own name, including 2002′s “ Sleepless ,” which Rolling Stone ranked No. 427 on a list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

Lately, Wolf, who grew up in the Bronx but has lived in Boston for several decades, has been keeping a low profile while he writes a memoir. Anyone familiar with the singer’s backstory knows the book could be fascinating. In his late teens, Wolf lived in an apartment around the corner from Club 47, the Harvard Square coffeehouse that became Club Passim, and hung out with the likes of Mose Allison, Bill Monroe, Otis Spann, Howlin’ Wolf, and Muddy Waters.

The first of the seven shows are July 5 and 6 at Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield, Maine. Wolf will also perform in Fall River July 12, Westerly, R.I., July 13, Natick July 18, Norfolk, Conn., July 19, and Rockport July 25. Ticket info can be found at peterwolf.com .

Mark Shanahan can be reached at [email protected] . Follow him @MarkAShanahan .

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March 23, 2024 Shooting at Moscow concert venue leaves over 130 dead

By Chris Lau, Andrew Raine , Catherine Nicholls, Issy Ronald, Lauren Said-Moorhouse and Tori B. Powell , CNN

Russian singer offers to pay for funerals and treatments 

From CNN's Mia Alberti 

Russian singer Shaman said he will pay for the funerals of the victims and treatments of those injured during the terror attack at the venue.

"We are all one big family. And in a family there is no such thing as somebody else's grief," the singer, known for his nationalistic views, said in a video posted on the Russian social media network Vkontakte to his more than 600,000 followers.

"My people, any troubles and misfortunes have always united our country. They have made Russia tougher and stronger. It will not be possible to frighten and break us this time either," he said. 

Correction: This story has been updated after an earlier version incorrectly stated that Shaman is a singer in the band Picnic.

At least 60 people died after Moscow's Crocus City hall attack

From CNN's Hande Atay Alam 

At least 60 people died as a result of the terrorist attack in Crocus on Friday, Russia's Investigative Committee said in a report on Saturday. 

There were also 145 people sent to hospitals, according to the Moscow Region’s Health Ministry, Russian state media TASS reported. 

Russia thwarted several ISIS related incidents in March, state media reports

From CNN's Katharina Krebs 

Over the last month, Russia has thwarted several ISIS related incidents in March alone, according to Russia’s state media agency RIA-Novosti.

Below is a list of different reported incidents across Russia that Russian authorities say involved people connected to ISIS, according to RIA:

• Reported on March 3: "The National Anti-Terrorism Committee reports that six criminals were neutralized during the counter-terrorist operation in the Ingush Karabulak. The identities of those killed have been previously established: they were adherents of the international terrorist organization ISIS."  https://t.me/rian_ru/233807
• Reported on March 7: "The FSB uncovered a cell of the banned organization Vilayat Khorasan in the Kaluga region, whose members were planning an attack on a synagogue in Moscow. When detained, the terrorists resisted and were neutralized by return fire."  https://t.me/rian_ru/234430
• Reported on March 20: " Security forces detained the commander of a combat group of the Islamic State terrorist organization banned in Russia, the press service of the FSB Directorate for Moscow and the region said in a statement. The Federal Security Service of Russia for the city of Moscow and the Moscow region detained an internationally wanted citizen of the Russian Federation, born on November 22, 1993, involved in the activities of the international terrorist organization ISIS."  https://ria.ru/20240320/fsb-1934440407.html
• Reported on March 12: "Law enforcement officers in the forest in the Sunzhensky district of Ingushetia found a cache with medicines and food, which, according to them, belonged to the militants liquidated in Karabulak in early March, the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reported."  https://ria.ru/20240312/karabulak-1932544167.html

US warned Russia after steady stream of intelligence that ISIS-K was determined to attack, source says

From CNN’s Alex Marquardt, Natasha Bertrand and Jennifer Hansler 

Starting in November, there has been a steady stream of intelligence that ISIS-K was determined to attack in Russia, according to two sources familiar with the intelligence.

It was “fairly specific” intelligence, rising to the level of a duty to warn and the US intelligence community did indeed warn Russia, one of the sources said. But it’s not clear if this is directly tied to the March 7 warning by the US embassy in Moscow. 

Russian state media  reported  on March 7 that the FSB prevented an ISIS attack on a synagogue in Moscow, according to Reuters. The ISIS attackers were killed in a gunfight, the reports said.

A US official told CNN that the US is working to determine who is culpable for the attack at a Moscow concert venue.

Adrienne Watson, National Security Council spokesperson, issued a statement Friday on the US warning Russia about an attack.

"Earlier this month, the US government had information about a planned terrorist attack in Moscow – potentially targeting large gatherings, to include concerts – which prompted the State Department to issue a public advisory to Americans in Russia. The US Government also shared this information with Russian authorities in accordance with its longstanding ‘duty to warn’ policy."

Macron condemns Moscow terror attack and expresses solidarity with all Russians, Elysee Palace says

From CNN's Jonny Hallam

French President Emmanuel Macron said he "strongly condemns the terrorist attack claimed by the Islamic State" that left at least 40 people dead and more than 100 injured in a Moscow concert hall Friday, according to AFP and Reuters citing the Elysee Palace.

UN Security Council condemns "heinous" terrorist attack in Moscow

From CNN's Richard Roth and Mia Alberti

The United Nations Security Council condemned the "heinous and cowardly" attack at the Crocus concert hall in Krasnogorsk, in Moscow, on Friday, which left 40 dead and more than 140 people injured.

"The members of the Security Council expressed their deepest sympathy and condolences to the families of the victims and to the Russian people, and they wished a speedy and full recovery to those who were injured," the UNSC said in a statement.

The members of the UNSC urged all States to cooperate with the Russian government to "hold perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism accountable and bring them to justice."

"The members of the Security Council reiterated that any acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their motivation, wherever, whenever and by whomsoever committed," it said.

Moscow terror attack leaves 115 people hospitalized, 60 in "serious condition," Russian health minister says

From CNN's Darya Tarasova

Following the deadliest terror attack on Moscow in decades, 115 people have been hospitalized of which 60 are in a "serious condition," according to Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko. 

“We hospitalized 115 people, five of them are children. One child is in serious condition,” Murashko said in an early morning statment on Saturday according to Russian state media TASS.

UN chief strongly condemns "terrorist attack" in Russia

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has condemned "in the strongest possible terms today's terrorist attack at a concert hall outside Moscow," according to a statement released by deputy spokesperson for the Secretary-General, Farhan Haq. 

"The Secretary-General conveys his deep condolences to the bereaved families and the people and the Government of the Russian Federation. He wishes those injured a speedy recovery," the statement said.

Moscow urgently calls for blood donors to help treat dozens of wounded

Moscow City Duma Chairman Alexey Shaposhnikov late Friday called on Muscovites to come forward and give blood to help treat the dozens of wounded following Russia's deadliest terror attack in decades.

“After today’s tragedy in Crocus, many victims need donor blood. I ask you to donate blood for the wounded! Now this is very important, this is a matter of life and death for dozens of people,” Shaposhnikov said on Telegram

 Shaposhnikov listed several blood center facilities in the Moscow area that will accept donors throughout the weekend.

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