The Experience Hendrix Tour will return this year after a five-year break. The all-star tribute shows to guitar great Jimi Hendrix will play two dozen shows across the U.S. starting in September.
This year’s lineup includes Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Taj Mahal, Zakk Wylde, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Eric Johnson, Dweezil Zappa, Mato Nanji, Calvin Cooke, Chuck Campbell and singer Henri Brown.
The concerts – which launched with a show in 2001 before expanding to a nationwide tour in 2004 – feature covers and interpretations of classic Hendrix songs.
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Shepherd, a veteran of Experience Hendrix Tours, said in a statement that he was “excited to rejoin the Experience Hendrix tour this year. It’s always been a great tour with exceptional artists honoring Jimi Hendrix, the greatest guitar player of all time, and his amazing and expansive catalog of songs. Being able to do a tour with friends always makes for a great time and this show is not to be missed.”
Where Is the Experience Hendrix Tour Playing in 2024?
This year’s run of shows starts on Sept. 19 in Seattle, Hendrix’s hometown. Dates include stops in Las Vegas, San Diego, Houston and Nashville before the tour wraps up on Oct. 19 in St. Augustine, Florida. You can see all of the tour dates below.
Other musical guests will also be part of the shows paying tribute to the late Hendrix, who died at the age of 27 in 1970. He released only three studio albums during his lifetime, all classic records that have influenced scores of guitarists over the years.
You can find more information regarding the upcoming tour on its website.
2024 Experience Hendrix TourSept 19 – Seattle WA – Paramount TheatreSept 20 – Spokane WA – First Interstate Center for the ArtsSept 21 – Forest Grove OR- Grand LodgeSept 22 – Reno NV – Grand Theatre/Grand Sierra ResortSept 25 – Santa Rosa CA – Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsSept 26 – Saratoga, CA – The Mountain WinerySept 27 – Las Vegas NV – Smith CenterSept 28 – Highland CA – Yaamaya TheaterSept 29 – Tucson AZ – Fox TheatreOct 1 – Anaheim CA – City National GroveOct 3 – San Diego CA – Rady ShellOct 4 – Mesa AZ – Mesa Arts Center/Ikeda TheaterOct 5 – Albuquerque NM – Mesa Arts Center/Ikva AuditoriumOct 6 – Colorado Springs CO – Pikes Peak CenterOct 9 – San Antonio TX – Majestic TheatreOct 10 – Houston TX – Bayou Music CenterOct 11 – Ft. Worth TX – Will Rogers AuditoriumOct 12 – Tulsa OK – River Spirit CasinoOct 13 – Shreveport LA – Shreveport Municipal AuditoriumOct 15 – Nashville TN – Ryman AuditoriumOct 16 – Evans GA – Columbia Country Performing Arts CenterOct 17 – Clearwater FL – Ruth Eckerd HallOct 18 – Pompano Beach FL – Pompano Beach AmphitheaterOct 19 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheater
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