by Mitchell Peters, L.A. |
April 24, 2009 3:50 EDT
Bob Dylan Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp will share the bill during a U.S. summer tour of minor league baseball parks.
Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp will share the bill during a U.S. summer tour of minor league baseball parks, beginning July 2 at the GCS Ballpark in Sauget, Ill., and wrapping Aug. 15 at the Banner Island Ballpark in Stockton, Calif.
The upcoming 22-date tour marks the second time over the past 24 years that Dylan, Nelson and Mellencamp have shared the staged, according to a news release.
Most of the ballpark concerts will general admission seating, with tickets priced at $67.50. Children under the age of 14 will be given free admittance if accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Tickets go on sale beginning May 2 at select ballpark box offices and through ticketmaster.com.
Dylan is currently touring arenas in the United Kingdom through early May, where he'll will perform back-to-back shows at the O2 in Dublin, Ireland. The artist is also set to perform at the second annual Rothbury festival in Michigan on July 5.
Dylan's upcoming tour plans are in support of his forthcoming album "Together Through Life," due April 28 on Columbia. His 2006 studio set "Modern Times" has sold 992,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
The upcoming 22-date tour marks the second time over the past 24 years that Dylan, Nelson and Mellencamp have shared the staged, according to a news release.
Most of the ballpark concerts will general admission seating, with tickets priced at $67.50. Children under the age of 14 will be given free admittance if accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Tickets go on sale beginning May 2 at select ballpark box offices and through ticketmaster.com.
Dylan is currently touring arenas in the United Kingdom through early May, where he'll will perform back-to-back shows at the O2 in Dublin, Ireland. The artist is also set to perform at the second annual Rothbury festival in Michigan on July 5.
Dylan's upcoming tour plans are in support of his forthcoming album "Together Through Life," due April 28 on Columbia. His 2006 studio set "Modern Times" has sold 992,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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