TOUR INCLUDES RETURN TO THE ICONIC RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE

WITH YONDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND

Watch The Official Music Video For “Just Call” HERE

“Butler is a road warrior. Battle-hardened, but enlightened from decades on the go. It’s this unusual ride, which gave life to the new project…On it, Butler explores new channels of sound. The LP represents a “genuine creative leap,” with flourishes of electronic and hip-hop production and another dive into his deep well of folk and blues.”

• Billboard Magazine

“The [“Just Call”] video finds this masterful guitarist daringly revisiting one of his favorite places on the planet as this rhythmic tune plays out its sweet love story” – Parade Magazine

March 12, 2019 (Los Angeles, CA) – Today, John Butler Trio+ announces a U.S. summer headline tour where Trevor Hall, Yonder Mountain String Band, and St. Paul and the Broken Bones will join themon select dates. The tour begins on July 25 in Asheville, NC.  On stage, the genre-melding band is rowdy, passionate, ferocious, tight and simply, extraordinary.  Butler employs a battery of instruments, traveling and transforming across musical genres like a living legend.

The trek includes a return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, following three previous sold-out shows at the iconic venue.  The month-long tour also includes a stop in Deer Valley, UT where they will share the stage with soul band St. Paul and the Broken Bones.  Folks can expect the Trio to perform fan favorites from the band’s extensive catalog, in addition to new songs from their album HOME (out now via Nettwerk). HOME includes the latest single “Just Call,” a celebration of home and the connection of one generation to another.  Watch the official music video HERE.

The band is coming off a sold-out summer tour of Australia and New Zealand, including two nights at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt. Catch John Butler Trio+, who will be debuting a new lineup this summer, at the following dates.

Tour Dates:

*With Yonder Mountain String Band

**With St. Paul and the Broken Bones

***With Trevor Hall

Thursday, 7/25 – Asheville, NC @ New Belgium Brewing Company

Saturday, 7/27 – Raleigh, NC @ North Carolina Museum of Art

Sunday, 7/28 – Charleston, SC @ Charleston Music Hall***

Thursday, 8/1 – Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony Summerstage***

Friday, 8/2 – Glen Allen VA @ Innsbrook After Hours/Innsbrook Pavilion***

Saturday, 8/3 – Northampton, MA @ The Pines Theater***

Tuesday, 8/6 – McKees Rocks, PA @ Roxian Theater***

Wednesday, 8/7 – Cleveland, OH @ House Of Blues

Friday, 8/9 – Louisville, KY @ Iroquois Amphitheater***

Saturday, 8/10 – Huber Heights, OH @ Rose Music Center at The Heights***

Sunday, 8/11 – Indianapolis, IN @ McAllister Amphitheatre***

Monday, 8/12 – Des Moines, IA @ Brenton Skating Plaza***

Thursday, 8/15 – Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theater (“An Evening With…”)

Friday, 8/16 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre*

Saturday, 8/17 – Park City, UT @ Deer Valley Amphitheatre**

Sunday, 8/18 – Missoula, MT @ Kettle House Amphitheater***

Tuesday, 8/20 – Bend, OR @ Athletic Club of Bend***

Wednesday, 8/21 – Jacksonville, OR @ Britt Pavilion***

Thursday, 8/22 – Rohnert Park, CA @ SOMO Village Event Center***

About John Butler Trio:

Centered around John Butler’s virtuoso guitar stylings and powerful, progressive lyricism, the band draws upon a remarkable variety of musical genres, spanning folk, blues, funk, classic rock ‘n’ roll, and beyond.  The John Butler Trio made their U.S. debut with Three, the first of six albums to receive an American release. Back home, Three would reach Top 30 and achieve platinum sales.  The band’s subsequent albums – Sunrise Over Sea, Grand National, April Uprising and 2018’s HOME all debuted at #1 on the Australian album charts.  John and the band have gone on to win five APRA awards and seven ARIA awards, including “Best Male Artist” in 2004 and “Best Blues & Roots Album” for 2014’s Flesh & Blood.

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