Rachael Sage To Join Synth-Pop Icon Howard Jones For U.S. Tour

By: Jan. 19, 2018
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Rachael Sage To Join Synth-Pop Icon Howard Jones For U.S. Tour

Award-winning singer-songwriter and eclectic multi-instrumentalist Rachael Sage will be joining 80s pop pioneer Howard Jones for his nationwide U.S. tour kicking off January 24th in Seattle, WA. Sage has often named Jones as a seminal influence on her music and previously supported him during the UK leg of his 2017 world tour. Along the tour, Sage will be previewing material from her new album Myopia, due May 2018.

From running her own record label, MPress Records, to releasing twelve full-length albums and numerous EPs of original material, Rachael Sage is one of the busiest, most prolific artists in the independent music scene. Averaging well over 100+ dates around the globe each year, Sage has shared stages with such diverse musicians as Ani DiFranco, Lucius, Beth Hart, Sarah McLachlan, and Great Big World.

In 2017, Sage was invited to open for Howard Jones during the UK portion of his international tour, which delightfully resulted in a creative kinship between the two. Jones expressed that Sage possesses "wonderful songwriting, arrangements and lovely vocals" and again called upon her to join his upcoming 2018 performances in America. The colorful artists will hit most major markets including stops in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Boston, and two nights in New York City. Fans will also be treated to special selections from Sage's forthcoming full-length album, Myopia, set to release this May. Violinist Kelly Halloran (Tom Morello) will be accompanying Sage for all of her performances.

Full tour routing can be found below and via Sage's website.

RACHAEL ON TOUR W/ HOWARD JONES

1/24 - Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall - Seattle, WA
1/25 - Aladdin Theater - Portland, OR
1/26 - Admiral Theater - Bremerton, WA
1/29 - The Chapel - San Francisco, CA
1/30 - Harlow's - Sacramento, CA
2/1- Romano's Concert Lounge - Riverside, CA
2/2 - The Coach House - San Juan Capistrano, CA
2/3 - El Rey Theater - Los Angeles, CA
2/4 - Whittier College - Whittier, CA
2/5 - Belly Up Tavern - Solana Beach, CA
2/13 - Soiled Dove Underground - Denver, CO
2/14 - Soiled Dove Underground - Denver, CO
2/15 - Tobin Center For Performing Arts - San Antonio, TX
2/16 - The Texan Theater - Greenville, TX
2/18 - Dosey Doe, The Big Barn - The Woodlands, TX
2/20 - City Winery Nashville - Nashville, TN
2/21 - City Winery Atlanta - Atlanta, GA
2/23 - Infinity Music Hall - Hartford, CT
2/24 - YMCA Boulton Center For Performing Arts - Bay Shore, NY
2/25 - Daryl's House - Pawling, NY
2/26 - Sellersville Theater 1894 - Sellersville, PA
2/28 - City Winery - Boston, MA
3/1 - Shalin Liu Performance Center - Rockport, MA
3/2 - City Winery NYC - New York, NY
3/3 - City Winery NYC - New York, NY
3/4 - Hangar Theater - Ithaca, NY
3/7 - Music Box Supper Club - Cleveland, OH
3/8 - City Winery Chicago - Chicago, IL
3/9 - The Tarkington - Carmel, IN
3/10 - Live! At The Ludlow Garage - Cincinnati, OH
3/11 - St. Andrew's Hall - Detroit, MI

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photo credit: Tom Moore



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