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Judy Collins at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick, MA, USA

• Norwegian Wood
• Diamonds & Rust
• Hell on Wheels
• When I Was a Girl in Colorado
• The Blizzard
• Strangers Again
• Arie Hest solo - Doing the Math
• Arie Hest solo - Less
• Someday Soon
• Both Sides Now
• Send In the Clowns
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Judy Collins at Riviera Theatre, North Tonawanda, NY, USA

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• Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
• Who Knows Where the Time Goes?
• Helplessly Hoping
• Since I Asked
• Amazing Grace

Judy Collins at Memo Music Hall, Melbourne, Australia

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• Mountain Girl
• Both Sides, Now
• Coal Tattoo
• Where Have All the Flowers Gone? (chorus only)

Judy Collins at The Art House, Wyong, Australia

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• Send In the Clowns ( 83 )
• Someday Soon ( 73 )
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Judy Collins tour dates 2024

Judy Collins is currently touring across 2 countries and has 36 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Dakota in Minneapolis, after that they'll be at Dakota again in Minneapolis.

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Coronado Performing Arts Center

Old Town School of Folk Music

The Coach House

The Canyon - Montclair

Lobero Theatre

Crest Theatre

The Kent Stage

Mars Music Hall

Lone Tree Arts Center

Wheeler Opera House

Stone Mountain Arts Center

The Tin Pan

Rams Head On Stage

Britt Festival Pavilion

Tower Theatre

Glastonbury Festivals

Brevard Music Center

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley

Jane Pickens Theater

The Canyon at Opac

The Libbey Bowl

Alaska Center for the Performing Arts - Discovery Theatre

Byers Theatre

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Symphony Space

The Center for the Arts in Natick (TCAN)

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Judy Collins’ voice is as powerful and beautiful as ever. She was so funny sharing stories of her life and the people in the music industry that she continues to make music with. Her pianist Russell was wonderful too. It was a thoroughly entertaining evening listening to her old standards that we all love and some of her new music. I wish we could’ve had a meet and greet afterwards but I bought her CD albums.

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I'm a long-time fan of Judy Collins. I last saw her on tour with Stephen Stills to promote Everybody Knows, the Stills-Collins album. With so many artists from the 60s & 70s doing retirement tours, I decided to take advantage of her local appearance. I am happy to report that she is still in excellent voice. As artist known for her vocal range, and the beauty of her tone, she is still able to deliver a breathtaking, emotional array of classic favorite songs, and newly written ones as well.

Her onstage patter, and storytelling, though practiced, is endearing and entertaining. If you are a fan, do yourself a favor and see Judy Collins while she is still touring to a city near you.

I loved the concert. Judy's opening singer was great, but I was anticipating Judy. She looks as great as ever. 99.9% of her music was spot on, even though she had a few wavering notes and one flat note. I can forgive her, since her career is 60 years long and she is 80 years old. We had a great time, especially because the smartphone banishment was in effect.

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Judy Collins Revisits ‘Wildflowers’ at NYC Performance

Judy Collins performed the entirety of her 1967 album, Wildflowers , last night (Feb. 25) at the Town Hall in New York City.

Backed by a 15-piece orchestra, the Harlem Chamber Players (conducted by Tania Leon), the performance served as a celebration of the album's recent 55th anniversary. Collins was also joined on piano by her musical director, Russell Walden.

"I want you to know you're looking at the 'American Idol' of 1956," Collins joked before launching into "Mountain Girl," a song from 2019. She then noted that her first performance at the Town Hall had taken place nearly 60 years ago in 1964, which was recorded and made into a live album,  The Judy Collins Concert . "A lot of you were here!" she said. "Some of you weren't born yet!"

Collins then performed  Wildflowers  in full, which featured new string arrangements performed by the Harlem Chamber Players.

Wildflowers , Collins' sixth album, was her first to feature original music. One day, Leonard Cohen , whose work Collins had covered on previous albums, asked her why she didn't write her own songs. She immediately went home and wrote "Since You've Asked" in less than an hour. "It either takes a long time or a little time. But it takes tension. It takes what it takes," Collins explained to UCR of her songwriting in 2022. "Sitting down, letting the thing happen, praying that the muse will show up, and the muse, whoever the muse is — and I don't know who my muse is, maybe it's Leonard, probably in some form or other — but it's always a mystery, and it will remain a mystery."

Wildflowers  is also notable for the inclusion of Joni Mitchell 's "Both Sides, Now," which would not be recorded by Mitchell herself until 1969's  Clouds . It was Collins' version that initially became a hit, reaching No. 8 on the  Billboard  Hot 100. (Also featured on Wildflowers is Mitchell's "Michael From the Mountains," and three songs penned by Cohen, "Sisters of Mercy," "Priests" and "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye.")

Collins, who is 83, released her most recent album, Spellbound , in 2022 — her first album to feature exclusively original material. At the Town Hall, she joked that 83 "is the new 25," but also noted, as she sat at the piano to play a few selections from  Spellbound , that she wished she could call Cohen up to tell him she'd finally written an entire album of original songs.

"I was raised in an environment in which I knew that I was going to be doing this for the rest of my life," she told UCR in 2022. "[This] is the only way that I stay on the planet."

Collins is currently scheduled to tour the U.S. through most of 2023, with more performances in the U.K. this fall.

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Stephen Stills and Judy Collins Recording Collaborative Album, Embarking on Tour - JamBands

Stephen Stills and fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Judy Collins will hit the road together to mark the first time the two have ever shared the stage together.

The tour begins in late July as Stills is also planning a jaunt with supergroup The Rides, and runs through September as the two will follow up a recording session that will result in a new collaborative album from both artists.

Consult the full schedule below.

Stephen Stills/Judy Collins Tour Dates:

July 26 Highland Park, IL—Ravinia Festival  July 28 Cleveland Heights, OH—Cain Park  July 30 Overland, KS—JCCC Carlsen Center August 1 Denver, CO—Denver Botanic Gardens August 3 Steamboat Springs, CO—Strings Music Pavilion August 5 Salina, KS—Stiefel Theatre August 7 Meridian, MS—Riley Center at MSU August 9 Atlanta, GA—Atlanta Symphony Hall August 11 Alexandria, VA—Birchmere August 12 Alexandria, VA—Birchmere August 14 Ridgefield, CT—Ridgefield Playhouse August 16 Red Bank, NJ—Count Basie Theatre August 17 New Haven, CT—College Street Music Hall August 18 Greensburg, PA—The Palace Theatre August 20 Lowell, MA—Boarding House Park  August 21 Great Barrington, MA—Mahaiwe PAC August 23 Morristown, NJ—Mayo PAC August 25 Glenside, PA—Keswick Theatre August 26 Westbury, NY—NYCB Theatre August 28 Binghampton, NY—Anderson Center for the Performing Arts September 1 Beverly Hills, CA—Saban Theatre September 6 San Diego, CA—Humphreys Concerts by the Sea

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Judy Collins - Live At The Town Hall, NYC Out Today

Article contributed by shore fire media | published on saturday, august 28, 2021.

Judy Collins has released her new album Live At The Town Hall, NYC , today. She recorded it live at the Town Hall in New York City with a full band in February of this year, when she hosted a livestream concert from the historic and otherwise empty venue due to the pandemic. This new live recording revisits her legendary 1964 performance at the Town Hall, which was her solo concert debut in NYC. In February, Collins revisited nearly the same setlist as her 1964 concert, including “Winter Sky,” “My Ramblin Boy,” “Coal Tattoo” and “Cruel Mother.” Collins’ setlist reflected the need for comfort and protest in light of the turmoil that beset the nation, both then and now. New additions to the setlist include longtime standards in her repertoire including “Both Sides Now” and “Send In The Clowns.”   

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In July, Collins also premiered Since You’ve Asked, her very own podcast series. Hosted by Collins, it features some of her favorite musicians, artists and luminaries from her colorful life including Jeff Daniels, Julia Cameron, Ben Harper, Arlo Guthrie, Clive Davis, Molly Jong Fast, Christiane Amanpour, Jac Holzman, Betty Buckley and Pat Allerton. Several episodes have aired, with the remainder of the season posting every other Thursday into October. The most recent episode features London’s “portable priest” and Vicar Pat Allerton, who broadcast Collins’ famous 1970 recording of “Amazing Grace” onto the streets and outside of hospitals in London during his sermons as the pandemic first unfolded in spring of 2020. The next episode will feature Betty Buckley on September 9th.

The podcast is available on all major platforms and distributed by SIMPLECAST: https://since-youve-asked.simplecast.com/

Collins has also returned to the road this summer and fall, see below for tour dates:

JUDY COLLINS - LIVE AT THE TOWN HALL, NYC tracklist:

1. Winter Sky 2. My Ramblin’ Boy 3. Anathea 4. Me And My Uncle 5. Wild Rippling Water 6. Tambourine Man 7. Both Sides Now 8. Cruel Mother 9. Coal Tattoo 10. Last Thing On My Mind 11. John Riley 12. Send In The Clowns

2021 Tour Dates

Fri - September 17 - Humphreys Concerts By the Bay - San Diego, CA Mon - September 20 - Yoshi's Oakland - Oakland, CA Tue - September 21 - Yoshi's Oakland - Oakland, CA Wed - September 22 - Yoshi's Oakland - Oakland, CA Fri - September 24 - Uptown Theatre Napa - Napa, CA Sat - September 25 - Golden State Theatre - Monterey, CA Sun - October 3 - Clayton Center for the Arts - Maryville, TN Thu - October 7 - Hangar Theatre - Ithaca, NY Sun - October 10 - The Academy of Music Theatre - Northampton, MA Tue - October 12 - State Theatre - Portland, ME Sun - October 17 - Birchmere - Alexandria, VA Thu - October 21 - The Colonial Theatre - Phoenixville, PA Fri - October 22 - Scottish Rite Auditorium - Collingswood, NJ Sun - October 24 - Mayo Performing Arts Center - Morristown, NJ Thu - October 28 - Plymouth Memorial Hall, Plymouth, MA Fri - October 29 - Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, ME Wed - November 10 - Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts, Menomonie, WI Thu - November 11 - Thrasher Opera House, Green Lake, WI Mon - November 18 - Fox Theatre - Hutchinson, KS Fri - December 3 - The Cabot - Beverly, MA Sat - December 4 - Weinberg Center for the Arts, Frederick, MD Fri - December 10 - Cary Memorial Hall, Lexington MA Fri - December 17 - Town Hall, New York, NY Sat - January 16 - Bilheimer Capitol Theatre, Clearwater, FL Tue - January 18 - Florida Theatre, Jacksonville, FL Fri - February 11 - Carriage House Theater, Saratoga Sat - February 12 - Carriage House Theater, Saratoga Tue - February 15 - Lobero Theatre, Santa Barbara, CA Fri - February 18 - Blue Note, Honolulu, HI Sat - February 19 - Blue Note, Honolulu, HI Fri - February 25 - Washington Center for the Performing Arts, Olympia, WA Sat - February 26 - Admiral Theatre, Bremerton, WA Mon - February 28 - Alberta Rose Theatre, Portland OR Tue - March 1 - Alberta Rose Theatre - Portland OR Wed - March 2 - Tower Theatre - Bend, OR Tue - March 8 - Fox Tucson Theatre, Tucson, AZ Thu - March 10 - Celebrity Theatre - Phoenix, AZ Fri - March 11 - McCullum Theatre for the Performing Arts, Palm Desert, CA Tue - March 29 - Schermerhorn Symphony Center - Nashville, TN Thu - March 31 - Grand Theatre - Frankfort, KY Sat - November 5 (2022) - DE ROMA - Borgerhout, Belgium

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