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Ryan Adams extends tour behind record sales

Thursday, July 5, 2007 – With record personal sales behind his new disc, Ryan Adams is extening his tour, according to his publicist.

"Easy Tiger" debuted 7th on SoundScan's Top 200 Current Albums chart with more than 61,000 sales in its first week. This is Adams' largest single week sales figure, and highest chart position, to date.

Tour dates are:
July 10 - Charlottesville VA - Paramount Theatre (SOLD OUT)
July 11 - Louisville KY - Brown Theater
July 12 - Germantown TN - Germantown Performing Arts Ctr (SOLD OUT)
July 14 - Austin TX - Paramount Theatre (SOLD OUT)
July 19 - Los Angeles CA - Wilshire Theater (SOLD OUT)
July 21 - Santa Cruz CA - Catalyst
July 23 - San Francisco CA - Herbst Theater (SOLD OUT)
July 24 - Berkeley CA - Berkeley Community Theater
July 26 - Portland OR - Aladdin Theater (SOLD OUT)
July 27 - Seattle WA - Moore Theater (SOLD OUT)
July 28 - Vancouver BC - Orpheum Theater
July 30 - Boise ID - Big Easy
July 31 - Salt Lake City UT - Red Butte Garden
Aug. 2 - Boulder CO - Fox Theater (AAA Convention)
Aug. 3 - Morrison CO - Red Rocks
Sept. 1 - Turin NY - moe.down

Adams is touring with his backing band, The Cardinals, who consist of The Cardinals are: Neal Casal - guitar, Brad Pemberton - drums, Chris Feinstein - bass, Jon Graboff - pedal steel and Jamie Candiloro - piano.


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