Jackson Browne [ tickets ] will head out on the road this summer with longtime collaborator David Lindley, as the two performers support a new 2-CD live set recorded during the pair's 2006 tour.

The tour kicks off July 20 in Las Vegas, and will hit 16 cities over the following four weeks, winding down Aug. 15 in Atlanta. Details are shown at right.

"Love is Strange," a two-disc set featuring material culled from Browne and Lindley's 2006 tour, is due in stores May 11.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Browne released "Time The Conqueror," his most recent studio set, in 2008 and spent most of last year touring behind the record with the same four-piece band he's stuck with for most of the past two decades: Kevin McCormick (bass), Mark Goldenberg (guitars), Mauricio Lewak (drums) and Jeff Young (keyboards, backing vocals).

Browne has released 11 studio albums since his 1972 self-titled debut, including his most successful, 1977's "Running on Empty," which was nominated for a 1979 Grammy Award and has sold more than 7 million copies nationwide.

Lindley, a prominent sideman in the '70s with Browne, Warren Zevon, David Crosby and Graham Nash, among others, broke through to mainstream success as a solo artist with 1981's "El Rayo-X," which featured the Top 10 hit "Mercury Blues." His most recent solo effort was 2008's "Big Twang."