Peter Frampton Adds Dates to 2025 Tour
Peter Frampton, the esteemed guitarist celebrated for his significant contributions to rock music over the decades, has announced further tour dates for his “Let's Do It Again!” tour in 2025. This follows a triumphant and musically rich 2024 where Frampton not only added to his accolades by being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame but also delivered a series of well-received performances. His upcoming tour promises to captivate audiences, marking a celebratory return to the stage for one of rock’s most cherished performers.
The additional dates lead from June 13, kicking off in Seattle, Washington, and culminating on June 29 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This leg of the tour features diverse locations, including Bend, Oregon at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater, and Boise, Idaho at the Idaho Central Arena, ensuring that a wide audience across North America can revel in his iconic sound. The Pearl Theater in Las Vegas stands as the final venue, promising a grand close to this leg of the tour.
The decision to extend the tour comes as a deeply personal move for Frampton, who expresses his eagerness to continue performing despite past health challenges. Diagnosed with the degenerative muscle condition inclusion body myositis, Frampton had previously hinted at the possibility of retiring from touring. However, his commitment to his craft led to the announcement of “Let's Do It Again!” signifying resilience and his love for live performance.
Tickets for the newly announced dates of the tour have been made available with presales starting on specific dates, ensuring fans can secure their chance to see Frampton live. General ticket sales began in mid-February, allowing fans across various cities easy access to attend the concerts. With venues like the Chicago Theatre in Chicago and the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee already lined up, each performance is anticipated to be a highlight in Frampton’s illustrious touring history.
Check out 2025 Peter Frampton Tour Dates Here:
3/30 — Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT
4/1 — The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY
4/3 — Wind Creek Event Center, Bethlehem, PA
4/5 —Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, Atlantic City, NJ
4/7 — State Theatre New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ
4/9 — OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino, Niagara Falls, ON
4/11 — The Center for the Performing Arts, Carmel, IN
4/15 — The Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, WI
4/17 — The Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL
4/19 — Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, Mount Pleasant, MI
6/13 — TBA, Seattle, WA
6/15 — Hayden Homes Amphitheater, Bend, OR
6/17 — Idaho Central Arena, Boise, ID
6/19 — Silver Legacy Resort Casino, Reno, NV
6/21 — Graton Resort & Casino, Rohnert Park, CA
6/23 — Yaamava Theater, Highland, CA
6/25 — Arizona Federal Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
6/27 — Isleta Resort & Casino, Albuquerque, NM
6/29 — Pearl Theater, Las Vegas, NV
Key Takeaways
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digital.abcaudio.com | Peter Frampton adds a second leg to his 'Let’s Do It Again' tour, beginning on June 13 in Seattle, concluding on June 29 in Las Vegas.
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digital.abcaudio.com | The first leg of Peter Frampton's 'Let’s Do It Again' tour starts on March 30 in Uncasville, Connecticut, with a total of 10 shows ending on April 19 in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
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digital.abcaudio.com | Peter Frampton, a member of the Rock Hall, announced the new dates for his tour in January 2025.
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digital.abcaudio.com | Ticket presales for the new shows start on Wednesday at 10 a.m., with general sales beginning Friday at 10 a.m.
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ultimateclassicrock.com | Additional dates for the 'Let’s Do It Again' tour were revealed, including performances at venues like the Idaho Central Arena and Hayden Homes Amphitheater.
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ultimateclassicrock.com | Peter Frampton has recently played shows that received rave reviews following his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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