Dawes Telling Stories That Don’t End
Dawes Tour
Californian folk rockers Dawes are touring the summer festival circuit and headlining an announced schedule of concert dates this fall in support of their latest album, Stories Don’t End. This new record, released in April, features the single “From a Window Seat.” Fans will be able to hear this song, as well as previous hits like “When My Time Comes” and “How Far We’ve Come” at Dawes tour dates including the festivals Life is Good, Life is Beautiful, and Austin City Limits.
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Originally cast as a post-punk group, seeing Dawes live these days brings you a folk rock experience & Laurel Canyon sound influenced by many classic groups including Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Dawes tour dates were previously co-headlined by Blitzen Trapper, but this time around Dawes is on their own and finding support from three different acts listed below. While early bird tickets are due to go on sale for many Dawes concerts in the near future, you can use SeatGeek’s search feature and Deal Score to find good value on Dawes ticket prices right up until the day of the show. We can’t guarantee you’ll see them “From a Window Seat,” but we can help you find a good spot somewhere in the venue!
Dawes Concert Tickets & Tour Dates
- Tickets Parc Jean-Drapeau – Montreal, Canada
- Tickets Parc Jean-Drapeau – Montreal, Canada
- Tickets Osheaga – Montreal, Canada
- Tickets Molson Canadian Amphitheatre – Toronto, Canada
- Tickets Rogers Arena – Vancouver, Canada
- Tickets Rogers Place – Edmonton, Canada
- Tickets Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, Canada
- Tickets Bell MTS Place – Winnipeg, Canada
Dawes Concerts
| Date | City | State/Country | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8/11 | San Francisco | CA | Outside Lands Festival |
| 9/19 | Kent | OH | Kent State University |
| 9/21 | Canton | MA | Life is Good Festival |
| 9/22 | Portland | ME | State Theatre * |
| 9/24 | York | PA | Strand Theatre |
| 9/25 | West Long Branch | NJ | The Pollack Theatre |
| 9/27 | Champaign | IL | Pygmalion Music Festival |
| 9/28 | Nashville | TN | Southern Ground Festival |
| 9/29 | Charleston | WV | The Clay Center |
| 10/1 | Iowa City | IA | Englert Theatre * |
| 10/2 | Columbia | MO | Blue Note * |
| 10/4 | Oklahoma City | OK | Diamond Ballroom * |
| 10/5 | Dallas | TX | South Side Music Hall * |
| 10/6 | Austin | TX | Austin City Limits |
| 10/8 | Athens | GA | Georgia Theatre ^ |
| 10/9 | Opelika | AL | “Opelika is Music” series ^ |
| 10/11 | Baton Rouge | LA | Manship Theatre # |
| 10/12 | Houston | TX | Warehouse Live # |
| 10/13 | Austin | TX | Austin City Limits |
| 10/15 | Pensacola | FL | Vinyl Music Hall ^ |
| 10/16 | Tampa | FL | State Theatre ^ |
| 10/18 | Live Oak | FL | Magnolia Fest |
| 10/19 | Charleston | SC | Southern Ground Festival |
| 10/20 | Birmingham | AL | Workplay |
| 10/22 | Memphis | TN | Minglewood # |
| 10/23 | Little Rock | AR | Rev Room # |
| 10/26 | Las Vegas | NV | Life is Beautiful Festival |
* = Johnathan Rice supporting
^ = Catilin Rose supporting
# = Jason Isbell supporting
