Greg Lake announces US Tour

Slartibartfast wrote: I hope our American cousins haven't introduced weight restrictions on Visa applications

Edited by dennismoore - January 20 2012 at 15:23

Steven in Atlanta wrote: Really? $75/ticket? Had no idea Greg Lake was into comedy! I'm guessing reduced ticket prices will kick in closer to showtime.

Funny.  The Wilbur Theater in Boston books mostly comedy these days.

I'll do it

2012 TOUR DATES

Greg Lake "Songs of a Lifetime" Tour

April 15: Wilbur Theatre, Boston, MA - On sale Dec. 28

April 19: Keswick Theatre, Philadelphia, PA - On sale
April 20: Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown, NY - On sale
April 21: Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield, CT - On sale
April 22: NYCB Theatre at Westbury, NY - On sale

April 24: The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA - On sale
April 25: Carolina Theatre of Durham, NC - TBA
April 26: Variety Playhouse Theatre, Atlanta, GA - TBA

Oh cool, Variety Playhouse.  Good venue.  My feet in not so ancient times have walked down those aisles.

Event Info

Greg Lake "Songs of a Lifetime"

Sat, 04/21/2012 - 8:00pm

Guinness Black Lager Rock Series

“Songs Of A Lifetime”

Emerson, Lake & Palmer and King Crimson music, stories, Q & A

An intimate performance of one of the greatest voices and musical minds of a generation

Greg Lake is embarking on a world tour, “Songs of a Lifetime”, an intimate autobiographical musical journey in song and story. Included are many of the best-known songs from Emerson Lake and Palmer and King Crimson, along with story-teller style commentary by Greg about his entire life and career.

Based on a successful tour last year, where Greg interacted with the audience to tell them stories, sing songs and answer questions, there has been great demand for a repeat performance where the freedom and intimacy of the format allows for a different, intriguing show at each venue.

The audience is taken on a journey through the legend’s life and times in such a way that they feel as if they are part of the journey. The carefully selected song list will also feature songs by other artists that have influenced Lake’s musical career over the years.

Unique recollections of such greats as Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix, and Elvis are skilfully woven throughout the performance.

Greg’s dialog with the audience throughout the show creates moments of high impact and contrasting personal intimacy, all of which have been the hallmark of Lake’s career. Containing everything from humour right through to moments high drama, all elements combined to give the audience an intimate insight into one of the most outstanding and recognisable voices of our generation.  This rare and intimate performance is a crowd pleaser.

Ticket Price $75.00 

Hmm, if he's going for 75 I'm thinking he won't be playing the Variety, more likely Chastain Park.  (info above from CT)  April would be a good time for an outdoor show here, I just don't like Chastain and $75 is out of my price range.   If he does a DVD from this tour, I'd go for it.

Edited by Slartibartfast - December 28 2011 at 14:56

lazland wrote: I hope our American cousins haven't introduced weight restrictions on Visa applications

Aww, that was bad.

And did those feet, in non-ancient times, walk upon non-England's non-mountains...