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Griffin adds dates

Thursday, March 28, 2019 – Patty Griffin, who just released a self-titled disc, announced a new slate of tour dates this fall.

The newly announced headline shows begin June 4 at Lubbock, Texas' Cactus Theatre and then travel through the month, with highlights including a three-night-stand at Park City, Utah's Egyptian Theatre on June 19, 20, and 21. Tickets for all new dates go on sale this Friday, March 29.

Griffin kicked off the headline tour earlier this month with a series of showcase performances at Austin's SXSW. European dates follow, including headline shows and festival dates in Ireland, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Tour dates are:
March 29 - Atlanta, GA - The Buckhead Theatre
March 30 - Knoxville, TN - Bijou Theatre SOLD OUT
March 31 - Saxapahaw, NC - Haw River Ballroom
April 2 - Charlottesville, VA - The Jefferson Theater SOLD OUT
April 3 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
April 4 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
April 6 - New York, NY - Town Hall
April 7 - Portsmouth, NH - The Music Hall
April 9 - Cambridge, MA - Sanders Theatre @ Harvard University
April 11 - Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall
April 12 - Ann Arbor, MI - The Ark SOLD OUT
April 13 - Nelsonville, OH - Stuart's Opera House SOLD OUT
April 14 - Indianapolis, IN - HI-FI Indy SOLD OUT
April 16 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre
April 17 - Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
April 19 - Little Rock, AR - South on Main SOLD OUT
April 20 - Houston, TX - Heights Theater SOLD OUT
May 3 - Cork, IRL - Cyprus Avenue
May 4 - Dingle, IRL - Feile na Bealtaine Arts Festival
May 5 - Kilkenny, ITL - Kilkenny Roots Festival SOLD OUT
May 7 - Belfast, NIR - The Black Box
May 9 - Edinburgh, UK - The Queen's Hall
May 11 - London, UK - Queen Elizabeth Hall
May 12 - Sheffield, UK - Sheffield City Hall (Memorial Hall)
May 13 - Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK - Sage
May 14 - Wavendon, UK - Stables Theatre Ltd
May 17 - Rotterdam, NL - Lantaren Venster
May 18 - Amsterdam, NL - Het Zonnehuis
June 4 - Lubbock, TX - Cactus Theatre *
June 6 - Phoenix, AZ - Musical Instrument Museum *
June 7 - Tucson, AZ - Rialto Theatre *
June 8 - Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up *
June 9 - Pioneertown, CA - Pappy & Harriet's *
June 11 - Los Angeles, CA - The Theatre at Ace Hotel *
June 12 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore *
June 14 - Portland, OR - Revolution Hall *
June 15 - Seattle, WA - Neptune Theatre *
June 16 - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre *
June 18 - Boise, ID - Egyptian Theatre *
June 19-21 - Park City, UT - Egyptian Theatre *
June 23 - Missoula, MT - The Wilma *
June 24 - Jackson Hole, WY - Center For The Arts *
June 26 - Durango, CO - Fort Lewis College *
June 27 - Albuquerque, NM - Kimo Theater *
June 29 - Dallas, TX - Granada Theater *
Sept. 2 - Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre (opening for Amos Lee)
* New date, on sale March 29


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