Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant” Turns 50. Full Tour in 2015.

Legendary folk music performer Arlo Guthrie will be making a stops in Tennessee in February 2015. The first two are in Nashville on Monday 2/16 and Tuesday 2/17 at The City Winery and on Friday 2/20 at The Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, TN. He’ll be hitting the road on an 18-month North American tour celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the event that inspired the seminal song, “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree.” Guthrie, also known for his song “Massachusetts,” which was named the official folk song of his adopted home state, will perform “Alice’s Restaurant” in its entirety, in conjunction with pieces from each studio album. Tickets will go fast for these shows. Don’t miss your chance to experience this once in a lifetime performance.

“The Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour” brings together an ensemble of fine musicians never to grace the stage together at one time. Includes wil lbe Terry Hall (drums), Bobby Sweet (guitar, vocals), Darren Todd (guitar), and his son, Abe Guthrie (keyboards). Each show is also curated with a special multi-media presentation featuring previously unseen images from the Guthrie archives. More than 75,000 photos have recently been digitized, and selections will be projected along with Peter Star’s claymation film depicting Arlo‘s “Motorcycle Song”.

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Arlo Guthrie Presents “The Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour”:

1/21 – Daytona Beach, FL – Peabody Auditorium
1/22 – Gainesville, FL – Phillips Center
1/23 – Clearwater, FL – The Capitol Theater
1/25 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – The Parker Playhouse
1/26 & 1/27 – Stuart, FL – The Lyric Theatre
1/29 – Jacksonville, FL – Florida Theatre
1/30 – Statesboro, GA – Georgia Southern University
1/31 – Atlanta, GA – The Ferst Center
2/2 – Newberry, SC – The Newberry Opera House
2/5 – Frederick, MD – The Weinberg Center
2/6 – Manassas, VA – Hylton Performing Arts Center
2/7 & 2/8 – Alexandria, VA – The Birchmere
2/10 & 2/11 – Hampton, VA – The American Theatre
2/13 & 2/14 – Asheville, NC – Diana Worthman Theatre
2/17 & 2/18 – Nashville, TN – The City Winery
2/20 – Knoxville, TN – The Bijou Theatre
2/21 – Birmingham, AL – Alys Stephens Center
2/26 – San Antonio, TX – Tobin Center
2/27 – Richardson, TX – Eisenmann Center
3/1 – Galveston, TX – The Grand 1894 Opera House
3/4 – Lafayette, LA – The Acadiana
3/6 – Rolla, MO – The Leach Theater
3/7 – Edwardsville, IL – Morris University Center
3/28 – Avon (Beaver Creek Village), CO – Vilar Center
3/31 – Santa Fe, NM – The Lensic
4/2 – Tuscon, AZ – The Fox Theatre
4/4 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Performing Arts Center
4/6 – Los Angeles, CA – Disney Hall
4/8 – Arroyo Grande, CA – The Clark Center
4/10 & 4/11 – Irvine, CA – The Irvine Barclay Theater
4/12 – Santa Clarita, CA – Santa Clarita PAC
4/14 – Livermore, CA – The Livermore Valley
4/16 – Davis, CA – Mondavi Center
4/17 – Berkeley, CA – Zellerbach Hall
4/18 – Napa, CA – The City Winery
4/24 – Denver, CO – The Paramount Theater
4/27 – Sioux Falls, SD – Washington Pavilion
4/28 – Omaha, NE – The Holland Center
4/30 – West Bloomfield, MI – Jewish Community Center
5/1 – Indianapolis, IN – The Egyptian Room
5/2 & 5/3 – Akron, OH – E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall