Primus has announced rescheduled dates for their highly anticipated A Tribute To Kings tour, at which the Bay Area trio will play Rush’s classic 1977 album A Farewell to Kings in its entirety, in addition to their own music. The tour, originally scheduled for 2020, will take Primus to over 40 venues across the U.S. from August through October this fall. All dates will be opened by Wolfmother, with The Sword joining for a select dates. In a statement, the band says:
It’s been too long and Primus is excited to get back out on the road. We continue to monitor government restrictions and current health & safety protocols to bring “A Tribute To Kings” out on the road in 2021. With that said, we have slightly shifted the tour to begin in August and run through October. Check out the list of newly rescheduled dates. All original tickets will be honored. For those not able to attend newly rescheduled dates, a refund window is now available for the next 30 days from the original point of purchase.
Due to international travel advisories, Toronto is cancelled as we work to make new plans across multiple Canadian cities in 2022. Lafayette and Minneapolis were also unfortunately not able to fit into our immediate plans and have been cancelled. Refunds will be issued from point of purchase. Tickets and more show info at www.primusville.com.
In a note to fans, the band’s frontman Les Claypool says:
Finally, the clouds are parting, the planets are aligning, the dough is rising…whatever metaphor floats your preverbal boat, PRIMUS is going on tour again. We were poised and ready for a massive, bent-rock extravaganza when the gremlins of covid came and yanked the rug out from under us all. I personally have been climbing the walls like a shit-house rat and, after my first season off in 30 some odd years, I’m very anxious and excited to stand in front of the microphone with my four string piece of furniture and belt out some girthy ditties to sweaty throngs of punters.
C’mon Down,
Les Claypool
08/10 Boise, ID: Outlaw Field at Idaho Botanical Gardens
08/11 Bonner, MT: Kettlehouse Amphitheater
08/13 Spokane, WA: Riverfront Park Amphitheater
08/14 Redmond, WA: Marymoor Park
08/17 Troutdale, OR: Edgefield
08/18 Bend, OR: Les Schwab Amphitheater
08/28 Asheville, NC: ExploreAsheville.com Arena
08/30 Orlando, FL: Hard Rock Live
08/31 Atlanta, GA: Coca-Cola Roxy
09/03 Manchester, TN: Bonnaroo
09/04 Raleigh, NC: Red Hat Amphitheater
09/05 Charlotte, NC: Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre
09/07 Houston, TX: Revention Music Center
09/09 Austin, TX: ACL Live at The Moody Theater
09/10 New Orleans, LA: Saenger Theatre
09/11 Irving, TX: The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
09/14 Maryland Heights, MO: Saint Louis Music Park
09/16 Indianapolis, IN: Amphitheater at White River State Park
09/17 Cleveland, OH: Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica
09/18 Cincinnati, OH: PNC Pavilion
09/20 Columbus, OH: Express Live! – Outdoor
09/21 Chicago, IL: The Chicago Theatre
09/22 Sterling Heights, MI: Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill
09/24 Boston, MA: Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion
09/25 Asbury Park, NJ: Stone Pony Summer Stage
09/26 Wallingford, CT: Toyota Oakdale Theater
09/28 New York, NY: Beacon Theatre
09/29 Baltimore, MD: MECU Pavilion
10/01 Philadelphia, PA: The Met Philadelphia
10/02 Essex Junction, VT: Midway Lawn at Champlain Valley Expo
10/03 Westbrook, ME: Main Savings Pavilion at Rock Row
10/05 Pittsburgh, PA: Stage AE
10/06 Richmond, VA: Virginia Credit Union LIVE!
10/08 Milwaukee, WI: BMO Harris Pavilion
10/09 Kansas City, MO: Grinders
10/13 Salt Lake City, UT: The Complex (Outdoors)
10/15 Berkeley, CA: The Greek Theater
10/16 Paso Robles, CA: Vina Robles Amphitheatre
10/17 Los Angeles, CA: Greek Theatre
10/19 San Diego, CA: Cal Coast Credit Union Open-Air Theater at SDSU
10/21 Denver, CO: The Mission Ballroom
10/22 Denver, CO: The Mission Ballroom
10/25 Phoenix, AZ: Comerica Theater
