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John Lodge Extends Tour Into December

JOHN LODGE of the Moody Blues takes the crowd back in time at the Sandler Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia on 6 March 2023..photo ©Jeff Moore JOHN LODGE of the Moody Blues takes the crowd back in time at the Sandler Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia on 6 March 2023., USA - 05 Mar 2023
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John Lodge, the esteemed bassist of the legendary rock band the Moody Blues, has announced an extension of his 2025 tour. This extension was confirmed through several updates highlighting his continued passion for performing live music and connecting with fans. Lodge's tour, which is anticipated to see him perform across more cities, aims to bring the classic hits of the Moody Blues to a wider audience, delivering the timeless music they have cherished for decades. Fans are particularly excited about this announcement, as it promises to feature not only Lodge's skillful bass runs and singing but also the work of “Days of Future Passed – My Sojourn” album, which has been critically acclaimed. This anticipated tour extension exemplifies Lodge's unrelenting dedication to both his music and his fans, underlining his role as an ever-present force in the world of classic rock.

The Moody Blues, formed in 1964, has been a pioneering force in the progressive rock genre. Their classic work, characterized by symphonic sounds combined with rock elements, has charted both in the UK and the US, and their albums have become staples of any classic rock collection. Despite the passing years, the band's music continues to resonate, especially their innovative blend illustrated in timeless tracks such as “Nights in White Satin” and “Tuesday Afternoon.” Lodge, as a core member of the band since 1966, has contributed significantly to their success and has continued to perform through various solo ventures. As he embarks on this newly extended 2025 tour, he is eager to engage audiences with both Moody Blues classics and his own solo material. This extended tour further solidifies Lodge's commitment to keeping the spirit of his band's music alive for both longtime fans and new audiences alike.

Lodge's performances are expected to highlight his enduring talents and the dynamic musical landscape that he has been a part of for over five decades. As a testament to his ongoing influence in the music industry, Lodge remains a celebrated figure among his peers and fans. His commitment to the art has not only invigorated fans but has also served to introduce younger generations to a wealth of musical heritage. The tour is set to offer a nostalgia-infused journey through the history of the Moody Blues and the progressive rock era, showcasing Lodge’s prowess as both a musician and storyteller. He aims to create a multidimensional concert experience that spans the full breadth of his career achievements.

The continuation of Lodge's tour demonstrates his unwavering dedication to his craft and reflects on the evolution of his career. Each tour date is more than just a concert; it's an invitation for audiences to be a part of a rich musical legacy. With the promise of intimate settings, the tour offers an opportunity for fans to experience the impactful music in a personal and memorable environment, bridging the past with the present. As the 2025 tour extends into more venues, the anticipation from fans old and new is a testament to the timeless appeal of Lodge’s work. The toured music continues to unite generations, keeping the influences of classic rock vibrant and relevant within today’s musical landscape.

John Lodge, Singer in a Rock and Roll Band Tour Dates
7/19 – Red Bank, NJ @ The Vogel
7/20 – Newton, NJ @ Newton Theatre
7/23 – Collingswood, NJ @ Scottish Rite Auditorium
7/24 – Bethlehem, PA @ Wind Creek Casino
7/26 – Lynn, MA @ Lynn Auditorium
7/27 – Hartford, CT @ Infinity Hall
7/29 – Plymouth, NH @ Flying Monkey
7/30 – Newport, RI @ JPT Film & Event Center
8/1 – Newport, KY @ MCL Pavilion
8/2 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora
8/6 – St. Charles, IL @ Arcada Theatre
8/7 – Des Plaines, IL @ Des Plaines Theater
12/4 – Cerritos, CA @ Cerritos PAC
12/6 – Napa, CA @ Uptown Theatre
12/7 – San Diego, CA @ Magnolia PAC
12/9 – Phoenix, AZ @ Celebrity Theater
12/11 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
12/13 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Tower Theatre
12/14 – Austin, TX @ Paramount Theatre

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