Deep Purple lines up new US leg of its Long Goodbye Tour starting in September

Posted By: Staff
May 6, 2019 @ 7:01 pm
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Jim Rakete/earMUSICDeep Purple will return to the U.S. this September for a new leg of its Long Goodbye Tour. The trek, which features more than 30 dates, gets underway September 3 in Riverside, California, and is plotted out through an October 19 show in Minneapolis.

Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, May 10, at 10 a.m. local time, while VIP packages will be available via a pre-sale starting Tuesday, May 7, at 10 a.m. local time.

A “Diamond” package will offer premium seats, a meet-and-greet and photo opportunity with one or more band members — except for singer Ian Gillan — an exclusive signed lithograph, a commemorative laminate and lanyard, the chance to have one item personally autographed by a band member, and more.

After the U.S. trek, Deep Purple will play a series of Eastern European concerts in December.

Deep Purple last toured the States in August and September of 2018. That leg, which also included some Canadian shows, saw the band teaming up with fellow U.K. hard-rock legends Judas Priest. Deep Purple’s latest studio album, inFinite, was released in 2017.

Here are all of Deep Purple’s confirmed 2019 North American tour dates:

9/3 — Riverside, CA, Fox Performing Arts Center
9/4 — Los Angeles, CA, The Wiltern
9/6 — Temecula, CA, Pechanga Theater
9/7 — Murphys, CA, Ironstone Amphitheatre
9/8 — San Francisco, CA, The Warfield
9/10 — Portland, OR, Keller Auditorium
9/11 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre
9/13 — Reno, NV, Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort
9/14 — Las Vegas, NV, House of Blues
9/15 — Salt Lake City, UT, Delta Hall at Eccles Theater
9/17 — Denver, CO, Paramount Theatre
9/19 — Kansas City, MO, Uptown Theatre
9/20 — Shawnee, OK, FireLake Arena
9/21 — Catoosa, OK, The Joint at Hard Rock
9/23 — Houston, TX, Revention Music Center
9/24 — New Orleans, LA, Saenger Theatre
9/26 — Orlando, FL, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
9/27 — St. Petersburg, FL, Mahaffey Theatre
9/29 — Atlanta, GA, Coca Cola Roxy
9/30 — Nashville, TN, Andrew Jackson Hall – TPAC
10/2 — Washington, D.C., Warner Theatre
10/4 — Monticello, NY, Resorts World Catskills Epicenter
10/5 — Boston, MA, Orpheum Theatre
10/6 — Portland, ME, Merrill Auditorium at City Hall
10/8 — New York, NY, Beacon Theatre
10/9 — Uncasville, CT, Mohegan Sun Arena
10/10 — Philadelphia, PA, Tower Theatre
10/12 — Indianapolis, IN, Murat Theatre
10/13 — Milwaukee, WI, Riverside Theatre
10/15 — Detroit, MI, Fox Theatre
10/16 — Northfield, OH, MGM Northfield Park – Center Stage
10/18 — Rosemont, IL, Rosemont Theatre
10/19 — Minneapolis, MN, The Armory