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Another Fork in the Road - 50th Anniversary Tour

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Kansas Announce 2023-2024 North American 50th Anniversary Tour

The massive "Another Fork in the Road" outing launches this summer

Progressive rock legends Kansas have announced a massive North American tour celebrating their 50th anniversary as a band.

The “Another Fork in the Road” 50th anniversary tour begins in June (though the band will play select previously announced “Kansas Classics” shows in the months prior). The newly revealed dates kick off June 2nd in Pittsburgh and wrap up January 28th, 2024, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

A Ticketmaster pre-sale begins Wednesday (January 25th) at 10 a.m. local time, using the code SOUND , while tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday (January 27th). Alternatively, you can also pick up tickets via StubHub .

“Our entire career has been a winding journey,” said Kansas guitarist and founding member Richard Williams. “Whether it’s been the ‘original’ lineup signing with Don Kirshner, years on the bus, touring with Queen, worldwide success peaking with Leftoverture and Point of Know Return , the valleys of the ’90s and ‘dinosaur bands’ losing steam, various lineup changes, to our most recent ‘rebirth’ and success of our latest new music over the last eight years; there have been several forks in the road of that journey.”

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Kansas have also released a new triple-disc compilation titled Another Fork in the Road – 50 Years of Kansas . The career-spanning collection includes a new version of “Can I Tell You,” which was originally released in 1974. This new recording features the band’s current lineup, serving as a preview of what fans can expect to hear on the upcoming tour. You can buy it here .

“I’m incredibly excited about the 50th anniversary,” added lead vocalist Ronnie Platt. “I tell people I’m not allowed to create a setlist, because it would be five hours long. There are so many songs I want to perform live. I think fans will be excited not only to hear our hits and fan favorites spanning 50 years of Kansas, but also some songs that haven’t been performed live in decades.”

Below you can see the full list of Kansas’ upcoming North American tour dates. Get tickets here , and for sold out shows, here .

Kansas’ 2023-2024 North American Tour Dates: 03/11 – Tampa, FL @ Busch Gardens * 03/17 – Shawnee, OK @ Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center * 03/23 – Winterhaven, CA @ Quechan Casino * 03/24 – Pala, CA @ Pala Casino * 03/25 – Queen Creek, AZ @ The Good Life Festival * 04/01 – Lincoln, CA @ Thunder Valley Casino Resort * # 04/20 – Marion, IL @ Marion Cultural & Civic Center * 04/22 – Forrest City, AR @ EACC Fine Arts Center * 05/19 – Decatur, IL @ The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater * 05/21 – Louisville, KY @ Iroquois Amphitheater * 06/02 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts 06/03 – Baltimore, MD @ The Lyric Baltimore 06/09 – Glenside, PA @ Keswick Theatre 06/10 – Glenside, PA @ Keswick Theatre 06/16 – Fort Wayne, IN @ Embassy Theatre 06/17 – Detroit, MI @ Fisher Theatre 06/29 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall 07/01 – Rochester, NY @ Kodak Center 07/07 – Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre 07/08 – Indianapolis, IN @ Clowes Memorial Hall 07/14 – Minneapolis, MN @ State Theatre 07/15 – Chicago, IL @ The Chicago Theatre 07/21 – Wausau, WI @ The Grand Theater 07/22 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Riverside Theater 07/27 – Kansas City, MO @ The Midland Theatre 07/29 – St. Louis, MO @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre 08/04 – Des Moines, IA @ Hoyt Sherman Place 08/05 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater 08/18 – Knoxville, TN @ Tennessee Theatre 08/19 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium 08/25 – Denver, CO @ The Paramount Theatre 08/26 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Eccles Theater 09/06 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre 09/08 – Seattle, WA @ The Paramount Theater 09/09 – Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 09/12 – Boise, ID @ Morrison Center for the Performing Arts 09/14 – San Francisco, CA @ Golden Gate Theatre 09/16 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Orpheum Theatre 09/17 – San Diego, CA @ Balboa Theatre 09/20 – TBA 09/22 – Albuquerque, NM @ Kiva Auditorium 09/24 – El Paso, TX @ The Plaza Theatre 10/12 – Worcester, MA @ The Hanover Theatre 10/13 – Brookville, NY @ Tilles Center for the Performing Arts 10/20 – San Antonio, TX @ Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 10/21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land 10/26 – Huntsville, AL @ Von Braun Center/23 – Mark C. Smith Concert Hall 10/27 – Memphis, TN @ Orpheum Theatre 11/03 – Charlotte, NC @ Ovens Auditorium 11/04 – Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center 12/01 – Savannah, GA @ Johnny Mercer Theatre 12/02 – Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theatre 01/12 – Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre 01/13 – North Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Performing Arts Center 01/19 – Fort Myers, FL @ Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall 01/20 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall 01/27 – Melbourne, FL @ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts 01/28 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts

* = “Kansas Classics” set # = with Blue Oyster Cult

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Kansas Book Massive 2023-2024 50th Anniversary Tour

Classic progressive rock icons Kansas are turning 50 this year, and they're celebrating by hitting the road for a massive tour that will actually carry over into 2024.

"Kansas 50th Anniversary Tour - Another Fork in the Road" will feature music from the five decades worth of stellar classics, with the band not only showcasing their biggest hits and fan favorites, but pulling out some deep cuts that they've rarely performed live as well.

The trek officially gets underway on June 2 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, keeping a steady pace throughout the summer, fall and winter before coming to its conclusion Jan. 28 of 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. See all of the stops along the way listed down toward the bottom of this post.

“Our entire career has been a winding journey,” comments Kansas guitarist and original member Richard Williams. “Whether it’s been the ‘original’ lineup signing with Don Kirshner, years on the bus, touring with Queen, worldwide success peaking with Leftoverture & Point of Know Return, the valleys of the 90’s and ‘dinosaur bands’ losing steam, various lineup changes, to our most recent ‘rebirth’ and success of our latest new music over the last eight years; there have been several forks in the road of that journey. This 50th Anniversary Tour and release will represent that journey and the forks along that road.”

“I’m incredibly excited about the 50th Anniversary Tour,” adds lead vocalist Ronnie Platt. “I tell people I’m not allowed to create a setlist, because it would be five hours long. There are so many songs I want to perform live. I think fans will be excited not only to hear our hits and fan favorites spanning 50 years of Kansas, but also some songs that haven’t been performed live in decades.”

Tickets for the run and VIP packages for most dates will go on sale this Friday (Jan. 27), with ticketing info being found via the band's website . American Express® Card Members can purchase pre-sale tickets in select markets before the general public beginning Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 10AM local time through Thursday, January 26 at 10PM local time. Kansas fan club followers can also purchase tickets before the general public beginning Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 10AM local time through Thursday, Jan. 26 at 10PM local time.

Also of note, InsideOutMusic has released Another Fork in the Road - 50 Years of Kansas, a three-CD collection spanning the band's entire career with a mix of their biggest hits and selected other favorites. The collection also comes with a new version of the song "Can I Tell You" that was initially released on their 1974 debut album that has been newly recorded by the band's current lineup. You can order the career-spanning three-disc set here .

The band's current lineup features singer-keyboardist Ronnie Platt, original drummer Phil Ehart, bassist-vocalist Billy Greer, violinist-guitarist David Ragsdale, keyboardist vocalist Tom Brislin and original guitarist Richard Williams.

In addition to the 50th Anniversary tour, Kansas have select dates set up in advance of the run where they will play a "Kansas Classics" set. See those dates listed below the 50th Anniversary tour. And get all of your ticketing info here .

Kansas 50th Anniversary Tour Dates

June 2 - Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 3 - Baltimore, Md. @ The Lyric Baltimore June 9 - Glenside, Pa. @ Keswick Theatre June 10 - Glenside, Pa. @ Keswick Theatre June 16 - Fort Wayne, Ind. @ Embassy Theatre June 17 - Detroit, Mich. @ Fisher Theatre June 29 - Toronto, Ontario @ Massey Hall July 1 - Rochester, N.Y. @ Kodak Center July 7 - Cincinnati, Ohio @ Taft Theatre July 8 - Indianapolis, Ind. @ Clowes Memorial Hall July 14 - Minneapolis, Minn. @ State Theatre July 15 - Chicago, Ill. @ The Chicago Theatre July 21 - Wausau, Wis. @ The Grand Theater July 22 - Milwaukee, Wis. @ The Riverside Theater July 27 - Kansas City, Mo. @ The Midland Theatre July 29 - St. Louis, Mo. @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre Aug. 4 - Des Moines, Iowa @ Hoyt Sherman Place Aug. 5 - Omaha, Neb. @ Orpheum Theater Aug. 18 - Knoxville, Tenn. @ Tennessee Theatre Aug. 19 - Nashville, Tenn. @ Ryman Auditorium Aug. 25 - Denver, Colo. @ The Paramount Theatre Aug. 26 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ Eccles Theater Sept. 6 - Vancouver, British Columbia @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre Sept. 8 - Seattle, Wash. @ The Paramount Theater Sept. 9 - Portland, Ore. @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Sept. 12 - Boise, Idaho @ Morrison Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 14 - San Francisco, Calif. @ Golden Gate Theatre Sept. 16 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Orpheum Theatre Sept. 17 - San Diego, Calif. @ Balboa Theatre Sept. 20 - To Be Announced Sept. 22 - Albuquerque, N.M. @ Kiva Auditorium Sept. 24 - El Paso, Texas @  The Plaza Theatre Oct. 12 - Worcester, Mass. @ The Hanover Theatre Oct. 13 - Brookville, N.Y. @  Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 20 - San Antonio, Texas @ Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 21 - Sugar Land, Texas @  Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Oct. 26 - Huntsville, Ala. @  Von Braun Center – Mark C. Smith Concert Hall Oct. 27 - Memphis, Tenn. @ Orpheum Theatre Nov. 3 - Charlotte, N.C. @ Ovens Auditorium Nov. 4 - Durham, N.C. @ Durham Performing Arts Center Dec. 1 - Savannah, Ga. @ Johnny Mercer Theatre Dec. 2 - Atlanta, Ga. @ Fox Theatre Jan. 12 - Jacksonville, Fla. @ Florida Theatre Jan. 13 - North Charleston, S.C. @ North Charleston Performing Arts Center Jan. 19 - Fort Myers, Fla. @ Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Jan. 20 - Clearwater, Fla. @ Ruth Eckerd Hall Jan. 27 - Melbourne, Fla. @ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts Jan. 28 - Fort Lauderdale, Fla. @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts

*Two additional dates to be announced

Kansas Classics 2023 Tour Dates

March 11 - Tampa, Fla. @ Busch Gardens March 17 - Shawnee, Okla. @ Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center March 23 - Winterhaven, Calif. @ Quechan Casino March 24 - Pala, Calif. @ Pala Casino March 25 - Queen Creek, Ariz. @ The Good Life Festival April 1 - Lincoln, Calif. @ Thunder Valley Casino Resort with Blue Oyster Cult April 20 - Marion, Ill. @ Marion Cultural & Civic Center April 22 - Forrest City, Ark. @ EACC Fine Arts Center May 19 - Decatur, Ill. @ The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater May 21 - Louisville, Ky. @ Iroquois Amphitheater ** More dates to be announced

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Kansas announce 50th anniversary tour – Another Fork In The Road

America’s preeminent progressive rock band, KANSAS, will be touring 50 select North American cities to celebrate the band’s 50th Anniversary. KANSAS 50th Anniversary Tour – Another Fork in the Road will showcase music spanning all 50 years of the band’s illustrious history. The tour will showcase two hours of hits, fan favorites, and deep cuts rarely performed live.

KANSAS 50th Anniversary Tour – Another Fork in the Road is scheduled to premiere on June 2, 2023 in Pittsburgh, PA and conclude on January 28, 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Tickets and KANSAS VIP Packages for most dates go on sale to the public Friday, January 27, 2023. Ticket information can be found at www.kansasband.com & https://bnds.us/7g0lja .

To further celebrate the band’s 50th Anniversary, InsideOutMusic has released Another Fork in the Road – 50 Years of KANSAS. The 3-CD career-spanning collection features carefully selected tracks from across KANSAS’s sizable discography. It also includes a new version of the song ‘Can I Tell You.’ Originally released on their 1974 debut album, the song is updated by the current lineup. Another Fork in the Road – 50 Years of KANSAS is available now. Fans can order it here – https://kansas.lnk.to/AnotherForkInTheRoad-50YearsOfKansas

“I’m incredibly excited about the 50th Anniversary Tour,” adds lead vocalist Ronnie Platt. “I tell people I’m not allowed to create a setlist, because it would be five hours long. There are so many songs I want to perform live. I think fans will be excited not only to hear our hits and fan favorites spanning 50 years of KANSAS, but also some songs that haven’t been performed live in decades.”

KANSAS is currently comprised of original drummer Phil Ehart, bassist/vocalist Billy Greer, vocalist/keyboardist Ronnie Platt, violinist/guitarist David Ragsdale, keyboardist/vocalist Tom Brislin, and original guitarist Richard Williams. With no signs of slowing down, KANSAS continues to perform in front of large and enthusiastic audiences.

KANSAS is set to perform its “KANSAS Classics” set during concert dates in March, April, and May of 2023.

KANSAS 50th ANNIVERSARY TOUR – ANOTHER FORK IN THE ROAD CONFIRMED DATES*: DATE CITY VENUE June 2, 2023 Pittsburgh, PA Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 3, 2023 Baltimore, MD The Lyric Baltimore June 9, 2023 Glenside, PA Keswick Theatre June 10, 2023 Glenside, PA Keswick Theatre June 16, 2023 Fort Wayne, IN Embassy Theatre June 17, 2023 Detroit, MI Fisher Theatre June 29, 2023 Toronto, ON Massey Hall July 1, 2023 Rochester, NY Kodak Center July 7, 2023 Cincinnati, OH Taft Theatre July 8, 2023 Indianapolis, IN Clowes Memorial Hall July 14, 2023 Minneapolis, MN State Theatre July 15, 2023 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre July 21, 2023 Wausau, WI The Grand Theater July 22, 2023 Milwaukee, WI The Riverside Theater July 27, 2023 Kansas City, MO The Midland Theatre July 29, 2023 St. Louis, MO The Fabulous Fox Theatre August 4, 2023 Des Moines, IA Hoyt Sherman Place August 5, 2023 Omaha, NE Orpheum Theater August 18, 2023 Knoxville, TN Tennessee Theatre August 19, 2023 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium August 25, 2023 Denver, CO The Paramount Theatre August 26, 2023 Salt Lake City, UT Eccles Theater September 6, 2023 Vancouver, BC Queen Elizabeth Theatre September 8, 2023 Seattle, WA The Paramount Theater September 9, 2023 Portland, OR Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall September 12, 2023 Boise, ID Morrison Center for the Performing Arts September 14, 2023 San Francisco, CA Golden Gate Theatre September 16, 2023 Los Angeles, CA The Orpheum Theatre September 17, 2023 San Diego, CA Balboa Theatre September 20, 2023 To Be Announced September 22, 2023 Albuquerque, NM Kiva Auditorium September 24, 2023 El Paso, TX The Plaza Theatre October 12, 2023 Worcester, MA The Hanover Theatre October 13, 2023 Brookville, NY Tilles Center for the Performing Arts October 20, 2023 San Antonio, TX Tobin Center for the Performing Arts October 21, 2023 Sugar Land, TX Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land October 26, 2023 Huntsville, AL Von Braun Center – Mark C. Smith Concert Hall October 27, 2023 Memphis, TN Orpheum Theatre November 3, 2023 Charlotte, NC Ovens Auditorium November 4, 2023 Durham, NC Durham Performing Arts Center December 1, 2023 Savannah, GA Johnny Mercer Theatre December 2, 2023 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre January 12, 2024 Jacksonville, FL Florida Theatre January 13, 2024 North Charleston, SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center January 19, 2024 Fort Myers, FL Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall January 20, 2024 Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall January 27, 2024 Melbourne, FL Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts January 28, 2024 Fort Lauderdale, FL Broward Center for the Performing Arts

*Two additional dates to be announced

KANSAS CLASSICS TOUR DATES**: DATE CITY VENUE March 11, 2023 Tampa, FL Busch Gardens March 17, 2023 Shawnee, OK Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center March 23, 2023 Winterhaven, CA Quechan Casino March 24, 2023 Pala, CA Pala Casino March 25, 2023 Queen Creek, AZ The Good Life Festival April 1, 2023 Lincoln, CA Thunder Valley Casino Resort with Blue Oyster Cult April 20, 2023 Marion, IL Marion Cultural & Civic Center April 22, 2023 Forrest City, AR EACC Fine Arts Center May 19, 2023 Decatur, IL The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater May 21, 2023 Louisville, KY Iroquois Amphitheater

** More dates to be announced

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Concert Review: Kansas Carries On 50 years Later

That was damn good.

A sentiment a fan said in the elevator after the show and one I wholly concur.

Actually, Kansas rocked.

Kansas – the band from Topeka, Kansas – played to a near sold-out crowd of 1,500 on Sunday at ilani Casino in Ridgefield, WA and proved old(er) musicians can learn new tricks and age is just a number. The 90 minute, 17-song setlist encompassed the past and present in a slick concert these veterans of rock mastered in the 1970s.

Kansas officially formed in 1973 and though their original lineup or any type of classic lineup dissolved decades ago the current members hardly embody a band of spring chickens. Founding guitarist Rich Williams and drummer Phil Ehart remain along with bassist Billy Greer, who started thumping for the band in 1985, David Ragsdale on violin and guitar first started in 1991 for six years but returned in 2006 while Ronnie Platt took over vocal duties in 2014 and the youngster (born the year Kansas formed) Tom Brislin on keyboards joined in 2018.

Kansas touched nine albums on this 2022 Classics Tour including their 16 th release The Absence of Presence in 2020 delivering fan favorites and deep dives that showed the band’s breadth and progression as the decades of rock passed. Of course, their smash albums The Point of Know Return and Leftoverture contributed to almost half the evening’s selections.

Side note: Kansas is also touring The Point of Know Return , I believe in its entirety, for which I had tickets in March 2020 and got a refund after the date was postponed twice because of the pandemic. They finally fulfilled that show last week in Salem, OR but thankfully they added this extra date.

As such, “The Point of Know Return” opened the evening followed by “What’s On My Mind” off Leftoverture but perhaps some forgotten gems ensued in “Two Cents Worth” and “Icarus – Borne on Wings of Steel” both off 1975’s Masque . Kansas also did not forget their beginnings playing “Can I Tell You” the first track from their 1974 self-title debut, a song Greer said got the band a record contract.

Kansas took a quasi-unplugged approach midway through the set as Williams replaced his electric with an acoustic guitar for “People of the South Wind,” a stirring “Hold On,” the moving “Memories Down the Line” from the new album and the always tear-jerking “Dust in the Wind” which got much of the audience off their feet upon its finish. Greer shared that “Dust in the Wind” started as a finger picking exercise for founding member and guitarist Kerry Livgren until his wife said he should turn what he was playing into a song, ultimately resulting in the band’s highest charting single.

Though Kansas enjoyed their fame in the 1970s they remain relatively active in the studio and the band’s evolution sounds quite evident throughout the decades. The 70s fully embraced on songs like “Two Cents Worth” and “Sparks of the Tempest” as the 80s come alive for “Play the Game Tonight” and “Fight Fire With Fire.” Kansas didn’t stray too far from their first 10 years of work on the setlist either offering just two off the new album which got denied a full tour because of the pandemic. However, “Moving Mountains” the other track played off The Absence of Presence which features righteous Williams’ guitar work belongs on a Top 10 Best Kansas Songs list so does “Memories Down the Line,” both songs Brislin helped pen.

Kansas finished the main set with “Paradox” the fourth selection from Point of Know Return and “Miracles Out of Nowhere” off Leftoverture before encoring with one of their biggest fan and radio hits in “Carry On Wayward Son” which no doubt propelled Leftoverture to five times platinum and Kansas’ highest selling album.

Drumming has kept Ehart youthful and at 72 doesn’t miss a beat but Williams, also 72, with his eye patch and hunched over guitar-playing posture would fit right in with your local old timers breakfast club. However , his fingerwork on the fretboard rivals that of those half his age. Though Ragsdale plays guitar, his primary instrument in the violin was on full display much of the evening often delightfully tag teaming with Williams’ solos and Platt fully fills the shoes of longtime singer Steve Walsh who retired from the band in 2014 with a dominating vocal presence.

Kansas 2022 Classics Tour Setlist:

• Point of Know Return
• What’s On My Mind
• Two cents Worth
• Icarus – Borne of Wings of Steel
• Can I Tell You
• People of the South Wind
• Memories Down the Line
• Dust in the Wind
• Play The Game Tonight
• Throwing Mountains
• Sparks of the Tempest
• Fight Fire With Fire
• Miracles Out of Nowhere
• Carry On Wayward Son

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Nice to see a band in a 1500 seater. Does this Platt guy sound like Walsh vocally? Sounds like a great night of classic rock.

he sounds like Kansas. it was a great night. wish that Salem show was this Tuesday. I’d go again.

Man, my brother would’ve loved that show. He’s a big Kansas fan. I am a casual one. Looks like a good one. And I like the smaller venues as it seems more intimate.

they on tour! check them out. you for sure will have a good time too!

I heard “Carry On Wayward Son” on ‘American Idol’ when I was a kid and had no idea it was a Kansas song until I discovered ‘Sea of Tranquility’ years later. So Kansas is literally a band from Kansas? That makes sense.

yes! lol. great song isn’t it? thanks for reading Lana

Of course! Thanks for sharing your experience at the Kansas concert! Sounds like it was a great show.

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KANSAS Announces 50th-Anniversary North American Tour

KANSAS , America's legendary progressive rock band, will embark on its 50th-anniversary tour this spring. Dubbed "Another Fork In The Road" , which is also the title of the group's recently released career-spanning compilation, the trek will kick off June 2 in Pittsburgh and run through January 28, 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

"Our entire career has been a winding journey," KANSAS guitarist Richard Williams said in a press release. "Whether it's been the 'original' lineup signing with Don Kirshner , years on the bus, touring with QUEEN , worldwide success peaking with 'Leftoverture' and 'Point Of Know Return' , the valleys of the '90s and 'dinosaur bands' losing steam, various lineup changes, to our most recent 'rebirth' and success of our latest new music over the last eight years — there have been several forks in the road of that journey. This 50th-anniversary tour and release will represent that journey and the forks along that road."

Added singer Ronnie Platt : "I'm incredibly excited about the 50th-anniversary tour. I tell people I'm not allowed to create a setlist, because it would be five hours long. There are so many songs I want to perform live. I think fans will be excited not only to hear our hits and fan favorites spanning 50 years of KANSAS but also some songs that haven't been performed live in decades."

Tickets and KANSAS VIP packages for most dates go on sale to the public Friday, January 27, 2023. American Express Card Members can purchase tickets in select markets before the general public beginning Tuesday, January 24 at 10 a.m. local time through Thursday, January 26 at 10 p.m. local time.

KANSAS fan club followers can also purchase tickets before the general public beginning Tuesday, January 24 at 10 a.m. local time through Thursday, January 26 at 10 p.m. local time.

"Another Fork In The Road" 50th-anniversary tour dates:

Jun. 02 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts Jun. 03 - Baltimore, MD @ The Lyric Baltimore Jun. 09 - Glenside, PA @ Keswick Theatre Jun. 10 - Glenside, PA @ Keswick Theatre Jun. 16 - Fort Wayne, IN @ Embassy Theatre Jun. 17 - Detroit, MI @ Fisher Theatre Jun. 29 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada @ Massey Hall Jul. 01 - Rochester, NY @ Kodak Center Jul. 07 - Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre Jul. 08 - Indianapolis, IN @ Clowes Memorial Hall Jul. 14 - Minneapolis, MN @ State Theatre Jul. 15 - Chicago, IL @ The Chicago Theatre Jul. 21 - Wausau, WI @ The Grand Theater Jul. 22 - Milwaukee, WI @ The Riverside Theater Jul. 27 - Kansas City, MO @ The Midland Theatre Jul. 29 - St. Louis, MO @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre Aug. 04 - Des Moines, IA @ Hoyt Sherman Place Aug. 05 - Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater Aug. 18 - Knoxville, TN @ Tennessee Theatre Aug. 19 - Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium Aug. 25 - Denver, CO @ The Paramount Theatre Aug. 26 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Eccles Theater Sept. 06 - Vancouver, B.C., Canada @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre Sept. 08 - Seattle, WA @ The Paramount Theater Sept. 09 - Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Sept. 12 - Boise, ID @ Morrison Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 14 - San Francisco, CA @ Golden Gate Theatre Sept. 16 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Orpheum Theatre Sept. 17 - San Diego, CA @ Balboa Theatre Sept. 22 - Albuquerque, NM @ Kiva Auditorium Sept. 24 - El Paso, TX @ The Plaza Theatre Oct. 12 - Worcester, MA @ The Hanover Theatre Oct. 13 - Brookville, NY @ Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 20 - San Antonio, TX @ Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 21 - Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Oct. 26 - Huntsville, AL @ Von Braun Center - Mark C. Smith Concert Hall Oct. 27 - Memphis, TN @ Orpheum Theatre Nov. 03 - Charlotte, NC @ Ovens Auditorium Nov. 04 - Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center Dec. 01 - Savannah, GA @ Johnny Mercer Theatre Dec. 02 - Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theatre Jan. 12, 2024 - Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre Jan. 13, 2024 - North Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Performing Arts Center Jan. 19, 2024 - Fort Myers, FL @ Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Jan. 20, 2024 - Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall Jan. 27, 2024 - Melbourne, FL @ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts Jan. 28, 2024 - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts

With a legendary career spanning five decades, KANSAS has firmly established itself as one of America’s iconic classic rock bands. This "garage band" from Topeka released its debut album in 1974 after being discovered by Wally Gold , who worked for Don Kirshner , and has gone on to sell more than 30 million albums worldwide.

Composing a catalog that includes sixteen studio albums and five live albums, KANSAS has produced eight gold albums, three sextuple-platinum albums ( "Leftoverture" , "Point of Know Return" , "Best Of Kansas" ),one platinum live album ( "Two For The Show" ),one quadruple-platinum single ( "Carry On Wayward Son" ) and another triple-platinum single ( "Dust In The Wind" ). KANSAS appeared on the Billboard charts for over 200 weeks throughout the 1970s and 1980s and played to sold-out arenas and stadiums throughout North America, Europe and Japan. "Carry On Wayward Son" continues to be one of the top five most played songs on classic rock radio, and "Dust In The Wind" has been played on the radio more than three million times!

The summer of 2020 marked the release of "The Absence Of Presence" , KANSAS 's sixteenth studio album, which debuted at No. 10 on Billboard 's Top Current Albums chart. The wide-ranging progressive rock album, released by InsideOut Music , follows-up 2016's "The Prelude Implicit" , which debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard 200 chart.

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Kansas Announce 50th-anniversary Tour “Another Fork in the Road”

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Kansas ‘ 50th-anniversary tour, Another Fork in the Road has been recently announced.

In a press release, the original member of the band, guitarist Richard Williams stated:

“Our entire career has been a winding journey. Whether it’s been the ‘original’ lineup signing with Don Kirshner, years on the bus, touring with Queen, worldwide success peaking with Leftoverture and Point of Know Return, the valleys of the ’90s and ‘dinosaur bands’ losing steam, various lineup changes, to our most recent ‘rebirth’ and success of our latest new music over the last eight years – there have been several forks in the road of that journey. This 50th Anniversary Tour and release will represent that journey and the forks along that road. ( https://www.kambioeyewear.com/ ) ”

Another Fork in the Road shares its name with a new career-spanning compilation, Another Fork in the Road – 50 Years of Kansas, that’s already out in the market.

The band’s trek begins on June 2 in Pittsburgh. They will be hitting the roads across America until wrapping up on January 28 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The prog-rock band will perform songs from their five-decade history. Singer Ronnie Platt, who joined the band’s lineup in 2014 said:

“I’m incredibly excited about the 50th Anniversary Tour. “I tell people I’m not allowed to create a set list, because it would be five hours long. There are so many songs I want to perform live. I think fans will be excited not only to hear our hits and fan favorites spanning 50 years of Kansas but also some songs that haven’t been performed live in decades.”

Kansas, Another Fork in the Road 50th Anniversary Tour June 2 – Pittsburgh @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 3 – Baltimore @ The Lyric Baltimore June 9 – Glenside, Pa. @ Keswick Theatre June 10 – Glenside, Pa. @ Keswick Theatre June 16 – Fort Wayne, Ind. @ Embassy Theatre June 17 – Detroit @ Fisher Theatre June 29 – Toronto @ Massey Hall July 1 – Rochester, N.Y. @ Kodak Center July 7 – Cincinnati @ Taft Theatre July 8 – Indianapolis @ Clowes Memorial Hall July 14 – Minneapolis @ State Theatre July 15 – Chicago @ The Chicago Theatre July 21 – Wausau, Wis. @ The Grand Theater July 22 – Milwaukee @ The Riverside Theater July 27 – Kansas City @ The Midland Theatre July 29 – St. Louis @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre Aug. 4 – Des Moines @ Hoyt Sherman Place Aug. 5 – Omaha @ Orpheum Theater Aug. 18 – Knoxville @ Tennessee Theatre Aug. 19 – Nashville @ Ryman Auditorium Aug. 25 – Denver @ The Paramount Theatre Aug. 26 – Salt Lake City @ Eccles Theater Sept. 6 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre Sept. 8 – Seattle @ The Paramount Theater Sept. 9 – Portland, Ore. @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Sept. 12 – Boise @ Morrison Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 14 – San Francisco @ Golden Gate Theatre Sept. 16 – Los Angeles @ The Orpheum Theatre Sept. 17 – San Diego @ Balboa Theatre Sept. 22 – Albuquerque @ Kiva Auditorium Sept. 24 – El Paso, Texas @ The Plaza Theatre Oct. 12 – Worcester, Mass. @ The Hanover Theatre Oct. 13 – Brookville, N.Y. @ Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 20 – San Antonio @ Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 21 – Sugar Land, Texas @ Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Oct. 26 – Huntsville, Ala. @ Von Braun Center – Mark C. Smith Concert Hall Oct. 27 – Memphis @ Orpheum Theatre Nov. 3 – Charlotte @ Ovens Auditorium Nov. 4 – Durham, N.C. @ Durham Performing Arts Center Dec. 1 – Savannah @ Johnny Mercer Theatre Dec. 2 – Atlanta @ Fox Theatre Jan. 12, 2024 – Jacksonville @ Florida Theatre Jan. 13, 2024 – North Charleston, S.C. @ North Charleston Performing Arts Center Jan. 19, 2024 – Fort Myers, Fla. @ Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Jan. 20, 2024 – Clearwater, Fla. @ Ruth Eckerd Hall Jan. 27, 2024 – Melbourne, Fla. @ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts Jan. 28, 2024 – Fort Lauderdale @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts

You can find our tour dates and follow us on @Bandsintown here: https://t.co/Ke5rKFLMky — KANSAS (@KansasBand) July 9, 2022

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2024 Outlaw Music Festival Tour Launches Without Willie Nelson [Set List + Video]

T he 2024 Outlaw Music Festival Tour launched without its leader, Willie Nelson , on Friday night (June 21) in Alpharetta, Ga., but the show went on featuring sets from Bob Dylan , Robert Plant , Alison Krauss and Celisse.

In place of Nelson’s own set, his son’s band Lukas Nelson and the Family Band performed instead, with a guest appearance by Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks .

Plant and Krauss performed many of their usual selections, including Led Zeppelin ‘s “Rock and Roll” and “The Battle of Evermore,” plus “When the Levee Breaks,” which they recently officially released .

Dylan, on the other hand, brought out a number of unexpected songs, including a cover of Chuck Berry ‘s “Little Queenie,” “Under the Red Sky” for the first time in more than a decade and several songs from his 2012 album, Tempest .

You can view fan-filmed footage from the concert, as well as set lists, below.

On Friday afternoon, it was announced that Nelson would not be appearing at opening night.

“We regret to inform you that Willie Nelson is not feeling well, and per doctor’s orders, has been advised to rest for the next four days,” their post read . “He is expected to make a quick recovery and join the Outlaw Music Festival tour next week. In the meantime, Lukas Nelson and the Family Band, along with a few guests, will perform a special set to include Willie’s classics and others songs. Bob Dylan, Robert Plant, Alison Krauss and Celisse will continue to perform as scheduled.”

“This year’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour promises to be the biggest and best yet with this lineup of legendary artists,” Nelson said in a previous press statement announcing the shows. “I am thrilled to get back on the road again with my family and friends playing the music we love for the fans we love.”

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Other artists who will be performing on this year’s trek include Brittney Spencer, Southern Avenue, Billy Strings and John Mellencamp . The tour will conclude on Sept. 17 in Buffalo, N.Y.

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Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Outlaw Festival, Alpharetta, Georgia, 6/21/24, Set List

1. “Rich Woman” (Li’l Millet and His Creoles cover)

2. “Fortune Teller” (Benny Spellman cover)

3. “Can’t Let Go” (Randy Weeks cover)

4. “The Price of Love” (The Everly Brothers cover)

5. “Rock and Roll” (Led Zeppelin cover)

6. “Please Read the Letter” (Jimmy Page and Robert Plant cover)

7. “High and Lonesome”

8. “In the Mood” / “Matty Groves” / “Gallows Pole”

9. “The Battle of Evermore” (Led Zeppelin cover)

10. “When the Levee Breaks” (Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy cover)

11. “Gone Gone Gone” (The Everly Brothers cover)

Bob Dylan, Outlaw Festival, Alpharetta, Georgia, 6/21/24, Set List

1. “My Babe” (Willie Dixon cover)

2. “Beyond Here Lies Nothin'”

3. “Simple Twist of Fate”

4. “Little Queenie” (Chuck Berry cover)

5. “Mr. Blue” (The Fleetwoods cover)

6. “Pay in Blood”

7. “Cold, Cold Heart” (Hank Williams With His Drifting Cowboys cover)

8. “Early Roman Kings”

9. “Under the Red Sky” (first performance since 2013)

10. “Things Have Changed”

11. “The Fool” (Sanford Clark cover)

12. “Scarlet Town”

13. “Long and Wasted Years”

Source: 2024 Outlaw Music Festival Tour Launches Without Willie Nelson [Set List + Video]

Travis Kelce carries Taylor Swift across stage, sending fans into frenzy

Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce, joined her on stage during a surprise Eras Tour appearance at London’s Wembley Stadium.

LONDON — Taylor Swift may have once loved a London boy, but on tour in the British capital, it’s her American beau taking center stage with her.

On Sunday night, Travis Kelce made a surprise onstage appearance during Swift’s Eras Tour set before tens of thousands of fans at Wembley Stadium — the same weekend as Swift’s Instagram selfie with the British royals and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, who was wearing a USA Olympics hat .

Kelce, who was seen in the audience for all three nights so far of Swift’s London shows , came on stage to cheers as Swift transitioned from “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” to the next song on the set list , “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart.”

In other Eras Tour shows, it’s usually Swift’s backup dancers who pick her up on the floor after the breakup anthem from “The Tortured Poets Department.”

This time, it was Kelce — dressed in a top hat and tails like Swift’s two other backup dancers — who carried her to a sofa to get ready for the next song, about performing every night while dealing with heartbreak.

“‘So Long London’ should have been titled, ‘I’m actually taking London,’” TikToker Jake Deyton posted in a video , referring to the 2024 song that is an apparent reference to her breakup last year with British actor Joe Alwyn after over six years together.

Swift reportedly lived in London with Alwyn, whom fans have long speculated is also the inspiration for the love song “London Boy” in her 2019 album.

The skit only lasted about a minute, but Swifties were, unsurprisingly, delighted. Videos and livestreams of Kelce’s cameo were accompanied by loud screams in the audience.

“That’s one way to hard launch a relationship,” a fan wrote .

“TRAVIS KELCE HAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED HIS ERA,” was the caption on one video. “IF HE IS NOT SUPPORTING YOU TO THIS LEVEL HES GOTTA GO LADIES!!” read a comment underneath.

On stage, Kelce powdered Swift’s nose and told her to smile before the next act.

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On social media, fans crowdsourced for different angles of Kelce’s cameo and speculated on how it came to be.

Some noted that Kelce was wearing what appeared to be a custom-made costume and red-soled shoes suggesting that his surprise appearance was planned in advance.

One joked that Kelce, having been to several Eras Tour concerts as Swift’s boyfriend, was now itching to become part of the show. (Swift also attended several Chiefs games during the most recent NFL season, including the Super Bowl in Las Vegas, where she flew after playing an Eras Tour show in Tokyo .)

Travis Kelce after being in the VIP tent for a third night in a row #LondonTSTheErastour pic.twitter.com/9T8e5Y91CL — T (@teewatterss) June 23, 2024

Swift referenced her relationship with Kelce at multiple Eras Tour performances in the past, notably by changing the lyrics in “Karma,” her closing song.

The lyrics went from “Karma is the guy on the screen / coming straight home to me” to “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs / coming straight home to me.”

During the London stint, she also posted a photo of herself, Kelce and William, Prince of Wales, and two of his children, Princess Charlotte and Prince George , prompting the Daily Mail to dub it: “Royalty all around.”