Steve Vai added more stops to his 2023 Inviolate World Tour.
The iconic American guitarist presented his 9-track studio album on Jan. 28, 2022, and it has since appeared on several charts globally. A year after its release, Vai confirmed its accompanying tour, with new dates and venues added recently.
Steve Vai Announces World Tour
Following the confirmation of his 2023 shows, Vai unveiled 26 additional North American stops where he would promote his album. He shared the new dates after previously confirming his visit to cities and venues in South America and Mexico in June.
His first stop will be at the Best of Blues and Rock Festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 3 and will end on Aug. 19 at the Golden State Theater in Monterey, California.
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Vai's full-packed schedule came after he told Full Metal Jackie in February that he had a fruitful schedule over the past months. He hinted at the continuation of his Inviolate World Tour in Africa and India, but the details have yet to be finalized.
"A lot of tour prepping right now to continue the Inviolate tour because I had a solo record that came out a year ago," he went on. "I've been touring my butt off on that."
Steve Vai 2023 Inviolate World Tour Dates, Venues
See the complete dates and venues of Steve Vai's 2023 tour below:
June 03 - Sao Paulo, Brazil at Best of Blues and Rock Festival
June 06 - Buenos Aires, Argentina at Luna Park
June 08 - Montevideo, Uruguay at Sala del Museo
June 11 - Lima, Peru at Centro de Convenciones Barranco
June 13 - Quito, Ecuador at Teatro Nacional Casa de la Cultura
June 15 - Santiago, Chile at Theater Coliseo
June 18 - San Jose, Costa Rica at Pepper's
June 20 - Guadalajara, Mexico at Diana Theater
June 21 - Mexico City, Mexico at Metropolitan Theater
June 23 - Monterrey, Mexico at Pabellon M
July 16 - Tucson, Ariz. at Rialto Theatre
July 18 - Grand Junction, Colo. at Mesa Theatre
July 19 - Albuquerque, N.M. at Revel
July 20 - Midland, Texas at La Hacienda
July 21 - Little Rock, Ark. at Little Rock Hall
July 23 - New Orleans, La. at Joy Theater
July 25 - Nashville, Tenn. at CMA Theater
July 26 - Memphis, Tenn. at Minglewood Hall
July 27 - Peoria, Ill. at Civic Center Theater
July 28 - Clarksburg, W.V at The Robinson Grand
July 29 - Harrisburg, Pa. at Whitaker Center
July 30 - Wilkes-Barre, Pa. at FM Kirby Center
Aug. 01 - Bar Harbor, Maine at The 1932 Criterion Theatre
Aug. 02 - Halifax, Nova Scotia at TBD
Aug. 03 - Saint John, New Brunswick at TBD
Aug. 05 - Montreal, Quebec at Corona Theatre
Aug. 06 - Ottawa, Ontario at Bronson Centre
Aug. 08 - Toronto, Ontario at Danforth Music Hall
Aug. 10 - Winnipeg, Manitoba at Burton Cummings Theatre
Aug. 11 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at Coors Event Centre
Aug. 12 - Edmonton, Alberta at Union Hall
Aug. 13 - Calgary, Alberta at The Palace Theatre
Aug. 15 - Vancouver, British Columbia at Rickshaw Theatre
Aug. 16 - Spokane, Wash. at Knitting Factory
Aug. 17 - Bend, Ore. at Midtown Ballroom
Aug. 19 - Monterey, Calif. at Golden State Theater
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