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Jackson Browne Announces Summer US Tour

Jackson Browne has announced U.S. tour dates for this summer.

Browne will launch the run on June 3 in Columbus, Ohio, making stops in cities like Pittsburgh, Nashville, Austin and New Orleans before wrapping the tour on Aug. 2 in Clearwater, Fla.

Tickets for the summer tour will be available beginning March 24. You can see a complete list of dates below. Browne is now wrapping up a run of shows in Japan, which will be followed by a few dates in Australia and New Zealand before his return to the U.S.

His most recent album,  Downhill From Everywhere , was released in 2021.

Jackson Browne, Summer 2023 U.S. Tour  June 3 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 6 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre June 7 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater June 9 – Springfield, IL @ UIS Performing Arts Center June 10 – Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theatre June 12 – Springfield, MO @ MSU - Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts June 13 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater June 15 – Madison, WI @ The Orpheum Theater June 16 – Evansville, IN @ Victory Theatre June 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry June 19 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center July 14 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre July 15 – Midland, TX @ Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center July 18 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater July 19 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie July 21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre July 22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre July 25 – Mobile, AL @ Saenger Theatre July 26 – Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre July 28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater July 29 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater Aug. 1 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts Aug 2 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall

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Jackson Browne Unveils 2023 Summer Tour

by Tina Benitez-Eves March 24, 2023, 8:07 am

Months after wrapping up his international tour, Jackson Browne has revealed an additional run of U.S. tour dates for summer 2023.

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The tour will kick off on June 3 at the Palace Theatre in Columbus, Ohio, and cross the country with stops in Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and more, before wrapping up on Aug. 2 in Clearwater, Florida. The tour will also include a performance at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee on June 18.  

Browne released his 15th album Downhill from Everywhere in 2021, which received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Americana Album.

On March 3, Browne lost his longtime guitarist David Lindley, who died at 78 following a series of illnesses, including pneumonia, kidney issues, and influenza. Lindley worked with Browne on his 1973 album For Everyman through his tenth release,  Love Is Strange: En Vivo Con Tino in 2010.

“David is a very large part of me – who I became, and who I remain,” said Browne in a statement. “No one ever played like him.”

Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, Browne’s career spans more than 50 years with four top-10 albums, including earlier releases  Running on Empty in 1977 and  Hold Out from 1980.

Now 74, Browne also remains involved in his environmental advocacy, which dates back to the late ’70s when he protested against nuclear power plants and helped found the Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE) for clean energy production in 1979, along with Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt, and John Hall.

Throughout the years, he has received numerous awards for his philanthropic work, including his most recent Gandhi Peace Award from Promoting Enduring Peace in 2018.

Browne is currently on tour in Japan and will continue with an additional run of dates in Australia on April 8 in Byron Bay before the summer tour.

Jackson Browne, Summer 2023 U.S. Tour : June 3 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 6 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre June 7 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater June 9 – Springfield, IL @ UIS Performing Arts Center June 10 – Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theatre June 12 – Springfield, MO @ MSU – Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts June 13 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater June 15 – Madison, WI @ The Orpheum Theater June 16 – Evansville, IN @ Victory Theatre June 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry June 19 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center July 14 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre July 15 – Midland, TX @ Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center July 18 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater July 19 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie July 21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre July 22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre July 25 – Mobile, AL @ Saenger Theatre July 26 – Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre July 28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater July 29 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater Aug. 1 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts Aug 2 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall

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June 5, 2023

We are pleased to shine a spotlight on the remarkable organizations that will be tabling at Jackson Browne’s shows throughout June, thanks to  The Guacamole Fund . An array of nonprofits and community-driven initiatives, each are dedicated to making a positive impact in their respective regions. From advocating for clean water and environmental conservation to fostering citizen action and promoting education, these organizations exemplify the spirit of change and unity.

Please take a moment to learn about these groups. 

Pittsburgh, PA (June 4):  Clean Water Fund  and  Clean Water Action

Akron, OH (June 6):  Ohio Citizen Action

Toledo, OH (June 7):  Toledo Grows

Springfield, IL (June 9):  Nuclear Energy Information Center

Louisville, KY (June 10):  Louisville Climate Action Network

Springfield, MO (June 12):  Mid-Missouri Peace Works

Omaha, NE (June 13):  City Sprouts

Madison, WI (June 15):  Madison Teachers Inc. (Retired)

Evansville, IN (June 16):  Keep Evansville Beautiful

Nashville, TN (June 18):  Obed Watershed Community Association

Nashville, IN (June 19):  Citizens Action Coalition

Jackson Browne announces 2023 summer tour

• March 24, 2023

Browne will tour the US this summer

Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne announces a 2023 summer tour. Browne will trek across the US starting June 3rd in Columbus, OH with stops in Nashville, New Orleans, Orlando and others before concluding August 2nd in Clearwater, FL. The pop star will perform a career-spanning setlist.

General tickets go on sale Friday, March 24th at 10 am local time.

The North American dates follow Browne’s visit to Australia and New Zealand this spring. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Songwriter’s Hall of Fame inductee will perform five special headlining shows with his band in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch this April.

His first live dates in both countries since 2018, Browne’s forthcoming tour follows the release his 2021 Grammy-nominated 15th studio album Downhill From Everywhere , the latest work in a multi-Platinum career. Browne has sold over 18 million records in the US alone since his 1972 debut on David Geffen’s Asylum Records.

Jackson Browne 2023 North American Tour Dates:

June 3 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 6 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre June 7 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater June 9 – Springfield, IL @ UIS Performing Arts Center June 10 – Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theatre June 12 – Springfield, MO @ MSU – Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts June 13 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater June 15 – Madison, WI @ The Orpheum Theater June 16 – Evansville, IN @ Victory Theatre June 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry June 19 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center July 14 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre July 15 – Midland, TX @ Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center July 18 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater July 19 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie July 21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre July 22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre July 25 – Mobile, AL @ Saenger Theatre July 26 – Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre July 28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater July 29 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater Aug 1 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts Aug 2 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall

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With a fat songbook so packed with quality deep cuts and hits he can’t possibly play all the ones fans want to hear, Jackson Browne walked on stage unannounced and by his lonesome June 3 in Columbus kicked off his U.S. tour with … 

… a cover of Warren Zevon’s “Don’t Let Us Get Sick.”

It was an unexpected, risky and entirely successful move that immediately won over the nearly sold-out Palace Theatre and elicited warm applause as Browne sang Zevon’s prayer and immediately established his 74-year-old voice is much younger than its chronological age:

“Don’t let us get sick, don’t let us get old/don’t let us get stupid, all right/just make us be brave and make us play nice/and let us be together tonight,” Browne declared. 

After that introduction, Browne brought out his powerhouse “half-full band”–Greg Leisz  (Watkins Family Hour, Bob Weir and Wolf Bros) on lap steel, acoustic and electric guitars; his wife, Mai Leisz (David Crosby), on bass; drummer Mauricio Lewak; and singers Chavonne Stewart and Alethea Mills (who doubled on percussion)–and got right down to business with the show proper, which was generous across 60- and 90-minute sets.

Saying “I wanna play them all,” but knowing he couldn’t possibly do so, Browne, who accompanied his bandmates on acoustic and electric guitars and piano, did cover 49 years of music making, crafting a setlist that spanned from 1972’s “Doctor My Eyes” to 2021’s “Downhill from Everywhere,” a warning about the oceans’ fragile health and one of many highlights of the evening.

The reggae-tinged “I Am a Patriot” was another. Though released in 1985, the song seems to have intuited where the United States was headed and Browne added some new lyrics – “I ain’t no xenophobe,” he sang – to place it even more firmly in the context of 2023.

Band members came and went to suit the songs. Stewart and Mills – who shone all evening and share an almost-familial vocal blend with Browne – left their riser and joined the songwriter down front for “Until Justice is Real.” Greg Leisz and Browne played as a steel-and-piano duo on “Walls and Doors” and the (half) full band dug into “Running on Empty” so deeply that Browne kicked his leg high in the air and turned to stare down Leisz as he offered his take on the solo made famous by David Lindley. 

Being the first night of the tour with a new band and a new set, there were a few hiccups. A muffed note here. Some not-quite-honed arrangements there. And Leisz’s pedal-steel guitar sat lonely and untouched all evening long, suggesting Browne was calling audibles as the night unfolded. A pessimist might say these things were evidence of Browne softening up. An optimist might revel in the not-set-in-stone nature that led to such surprises as Browne deciding the first set wasn’t long enough and tacking “For Everyman” on to the end and causing Mai Leisz to run back on stage after assuming break time had come.

The same thing happened to Greg Leisz at show’s end, when Browne opted to play “The Load-Out”/“Stay” and the multi-instrumentalist–who wowed Browne and the concertgoers all evening long–struggled to get his lap steel situated on time. He made it with less than a bar to spare and Browne rewarded Leisz by calling on him to extend his solo, which he did to rapturous applause.

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Jackson Browne Announces 2023 Summer Tour

Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne announces a 2023 summer tour with dates running from June through early August, performing songs spanning the length of his career.

See full list of tour dates below.

Jackson Browne SUMMER TOUR:

JUNE June 3 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts June 6 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre June 7 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater June 9 – Springfield, IL @ UIS Performing Arts Center June 10 – Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theatre June 12 – Springfield, MO @ MSU – Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts June 13 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater June 15 – Madison, WI @ The Orpheum Theater June 16 – Evansville, IN @ Victory Theatre June 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry June 19 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center

July 14 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre July 15 – Midland, TX @ Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center July 18 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater July 19 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie July 21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre July 22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre July 25 – Mobile, AL @ Saenger Theatre July 26 – Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre July 28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater July 29 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater

August 1 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts August 2 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall

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Even at 74, Jackson Browne isn’t “Running On Empty.”

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer just announced he’s taking off on a 24-concert tour that will send him to North American venues from June through August this year.

At all shows, he’ll be performing songs spanning the length of his legendary career meaning you’ll likely hear the hits like “Doctor My Eyes,” “Here Come Those Tears Again” and “The Pretender” live.

Plus, you may even get to see Browne bust out newer tracks from his recent Grammy-nominated 2021 album “Downhill From Everywhere.”

Want to see Rolling Stone’s 37th greatest singer-songwriter live this year?

Here’s everything you need to know and more.

Jackson Browne 2023 tour schedule

Browne’s U.S. tour gets underway on June 3 at Columbus, OH’s Palace Theatre .

From there, the venerated vocalist will hit major cities like Pittsburgh (June 4), Omaha (June 13), Nashville (June 18), New Orleans (July 22) and Orlando (July 29).

The run wraps up in Clearwater, FL at the Ruth Eckerd Hall on Aug. 2.

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues, show start times and links to buy tickets can be found here .

Jackson Browne set list

We all know Browne is going to bust out “Running On Empty” and “Doctor, My Eyes” but what else will he play?

Based on past shows, we have a pretty good idea.

Below, you’ll find a set list from a recent concert of Browne’s while touring in Japan.

01.) “Before the Deluge” 02.) “I’m Alive” 03.) “Never Stop” 04.) “The Crow on the Cradle” (Sydney Carter cover) 05.) “The Barricades of Heaven” 06.) “Fountain of Sorrow” 07.) “Rock Me on the Water” 08.) “Downhill From Everywhere” 09.) “Call It a Loan” 10.) “Linda Paloma” 11.) “Here Come Those Tears Again”

12.) “Until Justice Is Real” 13.) “The Dreamer” 14.) “The Long Way Around” 15.) “Sky Blue and Black” 16.) “Your Bright Baby Blues” 17.) “A Little Soon to Say” 18.) “Doctor My Eyes” 19.) “Late for the Sky” 20.) “The Pretender” 21.) “Running on Empty”

22.) “The Load-Out” 23.) “Stay” (Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs cover) 24.) “Take It Easy” (Eagles cover) 25.) “Our Lady of the Well”

A complete history of what Browne has played at live shows dating all the way back to 1967 can be found on Set List FM .

Classic rockers on tour in 2023

Many of the folksiest stars from rock’s heyday may be past retirement age but they’re not going anywhere soon.

Except for the road.

Here are just five of our favorite troubadours that made their name in the ’70s that you won’t want to miss this year.

•  Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

•  James Taylor

•  Dead and Company featuring John Mayer

•  Stevie Nicks

•  The Eagles

Want to see who else is doing their thing this year? Check out our list of the 2 2 biggest classic rock tours in 2023 here .

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Jackson Browne includes New Orleans stop on U.S. summer tour

N EW ORLEANS (WVUE) - American singer-songwriter Jackson Browne has announced a lengthy U.S. summer tour that includes a stop in New Orleans.

The tour launches on June 3 in Columbus, Ohio and he’ll arrive in New Orleans to perform at the Saengar Theater on July 22 before heading out to Mobile and Birmingham for back-to-back Alabama shows on July 25 and 26.

Tickets went on sale last month.

Browne’s most recent studio release is Downhill From Everywhere, released in 2021.

A songwriter since the 1960s, Browne cemented his place as a solo artist with his signature album “Running on Empty” in 1977.

Jackson Browne, Summer 2023 U.S. Tour

June 3 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre

June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts

June 6 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre

June 7 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater

June 9 – Springfield, IL @ UIS Performing Arts Center

June 10 – Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theatre

June 12 – Springfield, MO @ MSU - Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts

June 13 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater

June 15 – Madison, WI @ The Orpheum Theater

June 16 – Evansville, IN @ Victory Theatre

June 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry

June 19 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center

July 14 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre

July 15 – Midland, TX @ Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center

July 18 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater

July 19 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie

July 21 – Sugar Land, TX @ Smart Financial Centre

July 22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre

July 25 – Mobile, AL @ Saenger Theatre

July 26 – Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre

July 28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater

July 29 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater

Aug. 1 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts

Aug 2 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall

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