Nanci Griffith tours the world behind 'Clock Without Hands'
Country-folk singer Nanci Griffith has scheduled a massive world tour in support of her new album, "Clock Without Hands," her first collection original songs since 1997.
The tour kicks off with a radio show on July 20 in Baltimore, and the itinerary currently stretches through May 2002. It includes a mix of gigs with her band, acoustic shows and shows accompanied by a symphony orchestra.
"Clock Without Hands" (Elektra), due in stores in early July, was named after the last novel by Carson McCullers, according to Griffiths area of Elektra Records site.
Griffiths last album with originals, 1997s "Blue Roses from the Moons," featured her longtime band Blue Moon Orchestra. "Clock Without Hands" offers Griffith-penned tunes as well as covers.
July
20 - Baltimore, MD - Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts (WRNR radio show)
22 - Philadelphia, PA - Penns Landing (WXPN singer-songwriter festival)
28 - Tampa, FL - Mahaffery Theater (headline date)
August
15 - Denver, CO - Botanical Gardens (headline date)
17 - Lehi, UT - Thanksgiving Point (headline date)
19 - Portland, OR - Aladdin Theater ("an evening with Nanci Griffith," no opener)
20 - Jacksonville, OR - Britt Gardens Park (Britt Festival; with symphony)
22 - Seattle, WA - Woodland Park Zoo (headline date)
24 - Saratoga, CA - The Mountain Winery (headline date)
25 - Los Angeles, CA - House of Blues (headline date)
September
11 - Ann Arbor, MI - Hill Auditorium (headline date)
14 - New York, NY - Beacon Theater (headline date)
15 - New Haven, CT - Edgerton Park (Eli Whitney Folk Festival)
16 - North Hampton, NH - The Calvin Theater
20 - Washington, D.C. - Warner Theater (KQED-TV taping)
October
2 - Croydon, England - Croydon Fairfields Hall
3 - Cardiff, England - St. Davids Hall
5 - Reading, England - Hexagon
6 - Basingstoke, England - The Anvil
8 - Birmingham, England - Symphony Hall
9 - Liverpool, England - Philharmonic Hall
13 - Cambridge, England - Corn Exchange
14 - Hempstead, England - Dacorum Pavilion
15 - Canterbury, England - Marlowe Theater
17 - Llandudno, Wales - North Wales Theatre
19 - Glasgow, Scotland - Royal Concert Hall
20 - Newcastle, Scotland - Opera House
21 - Edinburgh, Scotland - Festival Theater
23 - Belfast, Ireland - Waterfront Hall
24, 25 - Dublin, Ireland - Olympia Theater
26 - Killarney, Ireland - NEC
28 - York, England- Barbican Centre
29 - Manchester, England - The Lowry
30 - Leiscester, England - DeMontford Hall
November
1 - London, England - Royal Albert Hall
3 - Coventry, England - Warwick Arts Centre
5 - Stavanger, Norway - Konserthus
6 - Bergen, Norway - Grieghallen
7 - Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller
April 2002
18-21 - Fort Worth, TX - Bass Performance Hall (with symphony orchestra)
May
4 - Lenoir, NC - Broyhill Civic Center
18 - Columbus, OH - Southern Theater (with symphony orchestra)
LiveDaily Interview: Nanci Griffith [June 2009]
Nanci Griffith to carry her 'Torch' on upcoming trek [January 2007]
Nanci Griffith sets out on long trek for fall [July 2005]
Nanci Griffith emerges with new album, tour and label [January 2005]
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