Acclaimed GRAMMY-nominated band Gov’t Mule, led by GRAMMY-winning guitar legend, vocalist, songwriter and producer Warren Haynes, and nine-time GRAMMY-winning reggae icon Ziggy Marley have announced the Dreaming The Same Dream Tour. The 16-date co-headlining fall outing – also featuring a guest DJ set from YOLA – reunites Haynes and Marley who notably collaborated to co-write the song “Dreaming the Same Dream,” a featured track on the Warren Haynes Band’s 2012 album Live at the Moody Theater, of which the tour is named after. The Dreaming The Same Dream Tour will launch September 23rd in New York City at The Rooftop at Pier 17 and then make its way south to Haynes’s hometown of Asheville. The tour will stop in six cities in Florida (Key West, Hollywood, St. Augustine, Clearwater, Ft. Myers and Tallahassee) and Atlanta, among many other markets, before reaching Texas for four nights across The Lone Star State to conclude, stopping in Sugar Land, San Antonio, Austin, and lastly Dallas, where it officially wraps on October 17th.
See below for full tour routing. Artist fan club presale tickets will be available starting Wednesday, June 3rd at 12pm ET with local presales beginning Thursday, June 4th at 10am local time. The general on-sale will commence Friday, June 5th at 10am local time. Gov’t Mule VIP packages are also available including the Ultimate Guitar Player Package and the newly curated Dreaming Out Loud and Traveling Tune VIP Experiences. Visit www.mule.net for information on packages and to purchase tickets. $2 per ticket for the Dreaming The Same Dream Tour will be donated to Food For The Poor Jamaica to provide relief and humanitarian efforts in the wake of Hurricane Melissa, the most destructive storm in Jamaica’s history. Food For The Poor directly supports ongoing shelter needs, food, clean water access, and medical care as well the long-term rebuilding of communities in Jamaica.
The tour will be making a stop in Interlochen, MI on August 14th. For more on this event click here.
Ziggy Marley will be making an additional stop on the westside of the state in Grand Rapids, Michigan on July 10 at the Fredrik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater.
