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The Last Waltz 2022 Tour Wraps Two-Night Run at Capitol Theatre

The  Last   Waltz  Tour 2022 completed the second of two performances at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y. on Friday night.

The tour, which performs the music of the Band 's legendary 1976 farewell performance , features an impressive lineup of musicians, including Warren Haynes and Don Was with Jamey Johnson, Kathleen Edwards, Anders Osborne, Dave Malone, John Medeski, Cyril Neville, Terrence Higgins, Bob Margolin and Mark Mullins & the Levee Horns (featuring the original horn arrangements of Allen Toussaint ).

At the Capitol Theatre on Friday, the lineup played through various Band songs from the original 1976 set list, including "Up on Cripple Creek," "Life Is a Carnival" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," as well as songs by some of the guest musicians in 1976, like Neil Young 's "Helpless" and Bob Dylan 's "Forever Young."

Presented by Robbie Robertson , his son Sebastian Robertson and Keith Wortman of Blackbird Presents, the tour will make its way through several major American cities this month, like Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, D.C. and Atlanta.

“It is such an honor that the musical celebration of the  Last   Waltz  and the Band carries on today," Robbie Robertson said in an earlier press release. "Blackbird Presents and this extraordinary lineup of musicians makes me proud to be a part of this ongoing and wonderful tradition."

The remaining dates of the tour can be viewed below.

The Last Waltz Tour 2022 Dates  Nov. 5 - Schenectady, NY @ Proctors Theatre Nov. 6 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia Nov. 8 - Long Island, NY @ The Paramount Nov. 9 - Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre Nov. 11 - Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre Nov. 12 - Washington, DC @ Warner Theatre Nov. 13 - Richmond, VA @ Altria Theater Nov. 15 - Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy Nov. 17 - Pompano Beach, FL @ Pompano Beach Amphitheater Nov. 18 -  St. Augustine, FL @ The St. Augustine Amphitheatre Nov. 20 -   St. Petersburg, FL @ Mahaffey Theater

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Presented by Robbie Robertson, his son Sebastian Roberston, and Keith Wortman of Blackbird Presents, the tour includes Kathleen Edwards , Anders Osborne, Dave Malone, John Medeski, Cyril Neville, Terrence Higgins, Bob Margolin, Mark Mullins, and the Levee Horns playing the original horn arrangements of Allen Toussaint.

Tickets go on sale Friday, Sep. 16. at 10 a.m./ET via the tour’s website . The Last Waltz Tour Dates: Nov. 3 & 4 — Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre                                  Nov. 5 — Schenectady, NY @ Proctors Theatre                                        Nov. 6 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia                                Nov. 8 — Long Island, NY @ The Paramount                                          Nov. 9 — Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre                            Nov. 11 — Boston, MA @ – Orpheum Theatre                                       Nov. 12 — Washington, DC @ Warner Theatre                                          Nov. 13 — Richmond, VA @ Altria Theater                                             Nov. 15 — Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy                                        Nov. 17 — Pompano Beach, FL @ Pompano Beach Amphitheater                  Nov. 18  — St. Augustine, FL @ The St. Augustine Amphitheatre                Nov. 20 — St. Petersburg, FL @ Mahaffey Theater Dec. 2 & 3 — Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater Dec. 4 — Los Angeles, CA @ the Orpheum Theatre              

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“The Last Waltz 2022” Tour Returns with Warren Haynes, Don Was, and More

The post “The Last Waltz 2022” Tour Returns with Warren Haynes, Don Was, and More appeared first on Consequence .

The Last Waltz is coming back for a victory lap. The tribute to  The Band ’s iconic final concert will make head back onto the road this November, with returning headliners Warren Haynes ,  Don Was , Kathleen Edwards, and more set to perform.

Organized by original band member Robbie Robertson , his son Sebastian, and Keith Wortman of Blackbird Presents, “The Last Waltz 2022” pays homage to The Band’s historic 1976 farewell show. The tribute tour kicks off with two nights at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, on November 3rd, and continues throughout the month at historic venues along the East Coast.

“The Last Waltz 2022” will also host performances from Jamey Johnson, Dave Malone, Anders Osborne, John Medeski, Cyril Neville, and Terence Higgins. Mark Mullins & The Levee Horns will play Allen Toussaint’s original horn arrangements, while The Neville Brothers’ Cyril Nevill , The Radiators’ Dave Malone, and Muddy Waters guitarist Bob Margolin (who was on stage for The Last Waltz) will also join the lineup.

Tickets for “The Last Waltz 2022” go on sale September 16th at 10:00 a.m. ET, and you can get yours over at Ticketmaster or the tour’s official website . See the full itinerary below.

This marks the third time The Last Waltz has embarked on a tour, with a 40th anniversary outing in 2017 and another in 2019 .

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article mistakenly reported that Lukas Nelson would be participating in this tour. We apologize for the incorrect information.

“The Last Waltz 2022” Tour Dates: 11/03 – Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre 11/04 – Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre 11/05 – Schenectady, NY @ Proctors Theatre 11/06 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia 11/08 – Long Island, NY @ The Paramount 11/09 – Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre 11/11 – Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre 11/12 – Washington, DC @ Warner Theatre 11/13 – Richmond, VA @ Altria Theater 11/15 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy 11/17 – Pompano Beach, FL @ Pompano Beach Amphitheater 11/18 – St. Augustine, FL @ The St. Augustine Amphitheatre 11/20 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Mahaffey Theater

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It started as a concert. It became a celebration. Join an unparalleled lineup of rock superstars as they celebrate The Band’s historic 1976 Thanksgiving Day farewell performance. Directed by Martin Scorsese, “The Last Waltz” is not only “the most beautiful rock film ever made” (The New Yorker)…it’s “one of the most important cultural events of the last two decades” (Rolling Stone)! Featuring Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Ringo Starr, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Muddy Waters and more.

This event includes a never-before-seen introduction from Robbie Robertson providing a quick look into the genesis and impact of Martin Scorsese’s “The Last Waltz,” the concert film that changed the genre forever. With his unique perspective as a member of The Band and a Scorsese collaborator, Robertson unveils the untold stories and emotions that made this legendary farewell concert a monumental moment in music history.

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To hear a 13-piece ensemble of this caliber, doing justice to these great songs, was simply hard to beat .

The Last Waltz at the Orpheum in Boston. Photo: Paul Robicheau.

The Last Waltz retains mythical status. The Band’s 1976 farewell performance became a star-studded event that lives on as arguably the greatest concert film ever made, since director Martin Scorsese spliced together its delicious sprawl.

It’s impossible to recast the magic of the original five-hour Thanksgiving show that graced San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom. The Band’s not around to anchor any resurrection and such high-wattage guests as Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, and Eric Clapton aren’t about to reprise their roles either.

However, The Last Waltz 40 Tour that lit up Boston’s Orpheum Theatre on Sunday (with chandeliers and faux windows nodding to the original staging) delivered about the best approximation possible with a thoughtfully assembled production. It only roughly followed the 1976 setlist in trimming the show to three hours, sporting largely the same cast as the 40th anniversary tour that also hit the Orpheum in January 2017.

Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule, the Allman Brothers Band) centered a solid front line with country outlaw Jamey Johnson and newcomer Lukas Nelson from Promise of the Real (Neil Young’s backing band of choice) to trade lead vocals and guitar turns. And the backline boasted vaunted producer Don Was on bass, New Orleans ace Terence Higgins on drums, standout John Medeski on keys, and a robust four-man horn section.

However, the sum equaled more than the parts during an hour-plus first set that begged for parts of the well-balanced ensemble to take more assertive roles. The opening salvo of “Up on Cripple Creek” seemed like a reverent warmup. The first resonant moment arrived a few songs later with Johnson’s hickory-thick croon through “Georgia (on my Mind),” which included the night’s first incisive guitar solo – not from anticipated hotshot Haynes but from Nelson. Nelson co-wrote songs for the remake of A Star is Born and played in Bradley Cooper’s fictional band, and much like Lady Gaga wowed in that film, Nelson continues to wring dynamics and emotion from most every lick or lyric he delivers to unsuspecting audiences.

Cyrille Neville, sparsely tapping timbales and cowbell, and Radiators guitarist Dave Malone joined for the horn-carved groove of “Down South in New Orleans” and a brooding, extended take on Bo Diddley’s “Who Do You Love?” that became the set’s high point once the electric guitars oozed into play alongside trombone and organ. An audience sing-along helped power “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” into the break.

The better-constructed second set began with Johnson’s solemn solo rendition of “The Marines’ Hymn” to mark Sunday’s birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps. Then Medeski evoked The Band’s Garth Hudson, commanding an organ soliloquy of ghostly genetic tones that slid into a hefty “Chest Fever,” where Haynes dug into gnarly guitar and faced off with Nelson. Haynes, who’s long covered Van Morrison in his own groups, continued to mine comfortable terrain by singing “Caravan,” cuing both musicians and fans with the song’s “Turn it up!” exhortations.

Jamey Johnson and John Medeski at the Orpheum in Boston. Photo: Paul Robicheau.

“Life Is a Carnival” and “Ophelia” lightened the ride before Johnson, Nelson, and Haynes each took a verse of Neil Young’s “Helpless.” Nelson locked into a high warble that reminded both of his dad Willie and Young, bringing the song to life, though also striking an awkward contrast to the others’ even-toned harmonies.

“Steady Rollin’” Bob Margolin (who played with Muddy Waters at the original Last Waltz ) nearly stole the show when he emerged for Waters’s “Mannish Boy” with harp buddy and fellow Boston bluesman Richard “Rosy” Rosenblatt. Compared to the other guitarists, Margolin favored raw abandon, growling on both slide guitar and vocals, even stalking across the front of the stage. He roared in call-and-response with both fans and a startled Johnson. They all kept rolling with “Caledonia” and “Further on Up the Road,” where Haynes took the lead (the uncharacteristic Stratocaster he favored all night was in Clapton’s signature gray), the blues segment proving both a high point and an eventual drag on the show’s momentum.

But it was time for the home stretch, and “Forever Young” gave Nelson the urge to lift his cowboy hat (which hid his face from the lights most of the night) into the air and let howl. And when Margolin, Neville, and Malone returned to add their voices to a hearty rendition of “The Weight” and a majestic set-closing of Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released,” it didn’t matter that those standards have become so overplayed as covers. As the gang sang in “Such a Night” (dedicated to recently departed Last Waltz alum Dr. John), “If I don’t do it, somebody else will.” By that point, Haynes was so loose that his arms were floating as he danced to the horn break. To hear a 13-piece ensemble of this caliber, doing justice to these great songs, was simply hard to beat.

But get this: the tour’s arena finale in Nashville on Nov. 23 promises additional guests Vince Gill, Darius Rucker, Michael McDonald, Nathaniel Rateliff, Margo Price, original Last Waltz alumna Emmylou Harris and even The Band’s Robbie Robertson himself. Sounds like more delicious stuffing than a fan can handle at another sure-to-be marathon feast of Thanksgiving.

Paul Robicheau served as the contributing editor for music in The Improper Bostonian in addition to writing and photography for The Boston Globe , Rolling Stone and other publications.

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Warren haynes, jamey johnson, kathleen edwards, anders osborne, dave malone, don was, john medeski, cyril neville, terrence higgins, mark mullins & the levee horns.

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The Last Waltz: The Last Waltz Tour makes its triumphant return! The epic tour continues the tradition of capturing the excitement of The Band’s historic 1976 Thanksgiving concert at the famed Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, hailed as the greatest concert of all time. The multi-city tour kicks off on November 3 and continues throughout the month, making stops at historic venues along the east coast.

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• Baby Don't You Do It by Marvin Gaye
• Caravan by Van Morrison
• Days Gone By by Ronnie Hawkins
• Evangeline by The Band
• Farther Up the Road by Bobby “Blue” Bland
• Forty Days by Ronnie Hawkins
• Helpless by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
• I Shall Be Released by Bob Dylan
• Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan
• Mystery Train by Little Junior’s Blue Flames
• Ophelia by The Band
• Rag Mama Rag by The Band
• Stage Fright by The Band
• Such a Night by Dr. John
• The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down by The Band
• The Shape I'm In by The Band
• The Weight by The Band
• Up on Cripple Creek by The Band
• Who Do You Love? by Bo Diddley

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LIFE IS A CARNIVAL: LAST WALTZ TOUR ‘24

August 14, 2024 By: Blackbird Presents

This epic tour continues the tradition of capturing the excitement of The Band’s historic 1976 Thanksgiving concert at the famed Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, hailed as the greatest live concert event of all time. This tour also celebrates the legacy of the Band’s co-founder Robbie Robertson, and immediately follows the one night only concert celebration of Robbie at Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California on October 17, 2024, entitled “Life Is a Carnival: A Musical Celebration of Robbie Robertson”.

The multi-city tour kicks off at the Warfield in San Francisco, CA, on October 19 and continues through November 2024, making stops at historic venues throughout the U.S. and Canada. Tickets go on sale August 16, 2024, at 10 AM ET. Tour dates and venues are listed below. A portion of the proceeds from the tour shall be donated to local charities.

Life is a Carnival: Last Waltz Tour ‘24 features a star-studded lineup led by Ryan Bingham, Jamey Johnson, Mike Campbell & Benmont Tench (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers), Don Was, John Medeski, Dave Malone, Terence Higgins, Cyril Neville, Mark Mullins & The Levee Horns (featuring the original horn arrangements of Allen Toussaint). Additionally, Lukas Nelson will be joining the tour for three special shows in Colorado.

“This band, made up of these artists, playing these songs, is what Don and I dreamed of when we began planning this tour. Now the dream is a reality. Do not miss these shows!” says Keith Wortman, Creator and Producer of The Last Waltz Tour franchise.

The Last Waltz Tour is an annual touring franchise established by Blackbird Presents in 2016 at “The Last Waltz New Orleans: A Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of The Last Waltz”, a two-night, sold-out concert event. “The last 30 minutes of The Last Waltz @SaengerNOLA was the best thing I’ve heard @jazzfest,” said Keith Spera, music critic, The New Orleans Advocate.

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