For the first time in ten years, fans will get another chance to see The Steve Morse Band perform again live as they're set to embark on a tour this year; find out the complete tour dates and the process of getting tickets below!
According to Guitar, members Morse, Dave LaRue, and Van Romaine, has been performing for a few shows over the past few months and they're ready to take it to the next level as they will be touring in cities across the Northeastern part of the United States this month until May.
As of this writing, there are only seven scheduled dates for their series of shows, but the outlet suggested that more are likely to be announced in the near future.
Steve Morse Band Tour Dates, Tickets
Check out the complete tour dates listed down below from the musician's official website:
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22 Saturday, 8:00 p.m. - Rams Head - Annapolis, MD
23 Sunday, 7:30 p.m. - Keswick Theatre - Glendside, PA
24 Monday 7:30 p.m. - The Birchmere - Alexandria, VA
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25 Thursday 8:00 p.m. - Home Center for the Arts - Homer, NY
26 Friday 8:00 p.m. - The Oaks Theater - Oakmont, PA
27 Saturday 8:00 p.m. - Mickey's Blackbox - Lititz, PZ
28 Sunday 7:30 p.m. - Music Box Supper Club - Cleveland, OH
For fans who wanted to see the musician and his band perform live, tickets are available on his official website here.
Steve Morse Deep Purple: Musician Takes Hiatus From Band After Decades
The recent tour announcement just comes a few weeks after Steve Morse announced heartbreaking news to fans, saying he will take a break from Deep Purple's concerts.
Taking to their official Facebook, the band confirmed that their guitarist will be "taking a temporary hiatus" from their live shows due to a "family matter."
Since the position for a guitarist became available, Simon McBride, popularly known for touring with Don Airey and Ian Gillan, will be playing with the group.
Steve Morse also wrote a letter to fans in the post, saying his wife Janine is currently battling cancer and whatever time they have left should be spent with each other.
He clarified that he won't be leaving the band and could possibly re-join once his wife recovered, but he doesn't see himself touring with his bandmates overseas anytime soon.
"I continue to be privileged to be a part of the Purple family tree, and also to get to feel the amazing support of so many loyal fans and the rest of the band," he added.
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