:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(772x220:774x222)/paul-simon-concert-dates-021825-e2a42648dca6435091ea731a20b5e72b.jpg?w=300&resize=300,300&ssl=1 "Paul Simon Returns to the Stage: Exciting 2025 Concerts Announced – Find Dates and Ticket Info Here!")
Paul Simon is back on the road! After he announced his retirement from touring in 2018 due to hearing loss, fans were surprised by his recent announcements. He will embark on a new tour called A Quiet Celebration Tour to support his latest album, Seven Psalms, released in May 2023.
This tour will feature small, cozy venues. Simon chose this approach to make it easier for him to enjoy the music despite his hearing challenges. He cleverly designed his stage setup with moving monitors to help him hear better during the performances.
A variety of songs will be included in the setlist, showcasing both Seven Psalms tracks and his classic hits. The tour kicks off on April 4 at Saenger Theater in New Orleans and will stop at many major cities like Austin, Denver, Nashville, and Chicago. The final show is set to take place on August 3 at Benaroya Hall in Seattle.
Tickets for the shows go on sale on February 21, so fans should get ready! This tour marks an exciting return for Simon, who has made a significant impact on music over the decades. We can’t wait to see him celebrate his timeless songs once more!
Here’s a list of the A Quiet Celebration Tour dates:
- April 4: Saenger Theater, New Orleans
- April 5: Saenger Theater, New Orleans
- April 8: Bass Concert Hall, Austin
- April 10: Bass Concert Hall, Austin
- April 11: Bass Concert Hall, Austin
- April 14: Paramount Theatre, Denver
- April 16: Paramount Theatre, Denver
- April 17: Paramount Theatre, Denver
- April 20: Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
- April 22: Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
- April 23: Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
- April 26: Midland Theatre, Kansas City
- April 28: Stifel Theatre, St. Louis
- April 29: Stifel Theatre, St. Louis
- May 7: AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas
- May 8: AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas
- May 11: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville
- May 13: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville
- May 14: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville
- May 17: Riverside Theater, Milwaukee
- May 18: Riverside Theater, Milwaukee
- May 21: Symphony Center, Chicago
- May 23: Symphony Center, Chicago
- May 24: Symphony Center, Chicago
- May 27: Massey Hall, Toronto
- May 29: Massey Hall, Toronto
- May 30: Massey Hall, Toronto
- June 6: Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA
- June 7: Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA
- June 10: Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston
- June 12: Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston
- June 13: Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston
- June 16: Beacon Theater, New York
- June 18: Beacon Theater, New York
- June 20: Beacon Theater, New York
- June 21: Beacon Theater, New York
- June 23: Beacon Theater, New York
- June 26: Academy of Music, Philadelphia
- June 28: Academy of Music, Philadelphia
- June 29: Academy of Music, Philadelphia
- July 7: Terrace Theater, Long Beach Performing Arts Center, Long Beach, CA
- July 9: Disney Hall, Los Angeles
- July 11: Disney Hall, Los Angeles
- July 12: Disney Hall, Los Angeles
- July 14: Disney Hall, Los Angeles
- July 16: Disney Hall, Los Angeles
- July 19: Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco
- July 21: Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco
- July 22: Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco
- July 25: The Orpheum, Vancouver
- July 26: The Orpheum, Vancouver
- July 28: The Orpheum, Vancouver
- July 31: Benaroya Hall, Seattle
- Aug. 2: Benaroya Hall, Seattle
- Aug. 3: Benaroya Hall, Seattle
