Paul Simon is set to bring his critically-acclaimed "A Quiet Celebration Tour" back to North America this summer. The tour, which marks a major milestone in the legendary musician's return to live performance after a seven-year hiatus, will kick off on June 4 at Palo Alto's Frost Amphitheater and culminate with two sold-out shows at Ravinia outside of Chicago on July 17 and 18.
Simon, who has been performing sporadically since his farewell tour in 2018, has been working tirelessly to ensure that the shows are accessible for all, having recently overcome a significant challenge related to hearing loss. His innovative approach has seen him perform at smaller theaters with exceptional acoustics, but now he's ready to take on larger venues.
The tour will also include stops in Simon's native New York, where he'll play Forest Hills Stadium on July 8, marking his first performance in the borough since 2018. Tickets for all dates will go on sale this Friday, February 6, and fans can find full information on Simon's website.
In addition to the North American leg, Simon has a European and UK run scheduled for spring, with dates kicking off on April 10 in Prague and concluding on May 20 in Dublin. After a remarkable comeback last year, it's clear that Paul Simon is more determined than ever to share his music with fans around the world.
With his A Quiet Celebration Tour, Simon is set to deliver an unforgettable experience for audiences across North America, showcasing his timeless talent and dedication to creating memorable live performances.
Simon, who has been performing sporadically since his farewell tour in 2018, has been working tirelessly to ensure that the shows are accessible for all, having recently overcome a significant challenge related to hearing loss. His innovative approach has seen him perform at smaller theaters with exceptional acoustics, but now he's ready to take on larger venues.
The tour will also include stops in Simon's native New York, where he'll play Forest Hills Stadium on July 8, marking his first performance in the borough since 2018. Tickets for all dates will go on sale this Friday, February 6, and fans can find full information on Simon's website.
In addition to the North American leg, Simon has a European and UK run scheduled for spring, with dates kicking off on April 10 in Prague and concluding on May 20 in Dublin. After a remarkable comeback last year, it's clear that Paul Simon is more determined than ever to share his music with fans around the world.
With his A Quiet Celebration Tour, Simon is set to deliver an unforgettable experience for audiences across North America, showcasing his timeless talent and dedication to creating memorable live performances.
. I mean, Paul Simon could've easily used his platform to advocate for arts funding instead of going on this lucrative tour. But hey, who needs schools when you have Frost Amphitheater and Ravinia, right? 
At least Simon is trying to be inclusive, but let's not pretend it's all about social responsibility when there are so many real issues at play. 
OMG yaaas its finally happening!!! Paul Simon back on tour and he's making it accessible for everyone I'm so hyped!! 
the guy's been working super hard after that hearing thingy and now he's gonna rock larger venues with his sound engineering magic 
I was getting worried we'd never see him live again, but I knew he had this in him. Can't wait to get my tickets for Forest Hills Stadium! 
this is huge!!! I've been following Paul Simon's comeback tour from behind the scenes (wink 
) and let me tell you, he's been working so hard to make sure everything is perfect for his fans. His hearing loss challenge was a major obstacle, but he didn't give up! Now, he's getting ready to rock larger venues and bigger stages – I'm literally shaking with excitement! 
especially since it's been ages since he's played there last. With his A Quiet Celebration Tour, Paul Simon is giving fans a chance to experience the magic of live music all over again. Can't wait to get those tickets on sale on Friday and join the celebration! 
! i no its a big deal 4 him 2 take on larger venues after doin shows at smaller theaters & im all about it 
. tickets go on sale soon so make sure u get ur tix ASAP!!! 
. and to think he's playing in new york after so long, that's gonna be epic! i'm definitely getting tix for one of those forest hills stadium shows 
. And now, with his hearing loss behind him, he's ready to take on bigger stages and share his music with an even wider audience 
. Can't wait to see what the tour has in store for us! 
. I love how he's prioritized accessibility for everyone, especially considering his hearing loss journey... that's so inspiring 
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. And Forest Hills Stadium in NYC is like, a total dream come true! Tickets go on sale this Friday? 
I'm already checking my calendar to see when I can snag those tickets... fingers crossed 
. The European and UK run sounds amazing too - I'll have to plan a trip 
. Can't wait for the A Quiet Celebration Tour!
I mean, Paul Simon is like a legend 
! And now he's gonna bring his critically-acclaimed shows back to North America and even perform in NY after a while 
Tickets are selling out fast, so get 'em quick, folks! 
#PaulSimon #AQuietCelebrationTour #LiveMusicLover
but my parents are always playing his stuff at family gatherings and it's just so catchy 
is June 4th already out? can i buy tix online or do they have a ticket line thingy? 
. His commitment to accessibility and innovation in sound design is really admirable. Smaller theaters have been great for him so far, but now it's time to take the show to bigger venues! The fact that he's playing at iconic spots like Forest Hills Stadium in NYC will be epic 
its been like forever since he was last in north america n i'm so hyped!!! i've been following his journey since he came out of retirement n it's amazing to see him push through challenges like hearing loss 2 bring us this incredible show 
️ can't wait to see him live and experience the magic of paul simon's music for myself 
. i've heard his shows are really intimate and special, so fingers crossed for anyone lucky enough to snag tickets this friday 
can't wait to see him at forest hills stadium in NYC it'll be epic! 
the fact that he's been working hard to get his hearing sorted out is really inspiring, shows he's dedicated to still making music that matters for us all 
He's really pushing himself to bring great acoustics to bigger venues now, and I'm HERE. FOR. IT 
. and who needs smaller theaters when you can rock out in front of thousands of people? simon's gotta step up his game if he wants to compete with the likes of elton john and the rolling stones 
. also, forest hills stadium has been renovated like 5 times since last he played there, it's gonna be a whole new experience for him