We’ve all been there — someone slides a contract across the table (or screen), and you’re tempted to just skim and sign. But whether it’s for work, a rental, or a streaming deal you’re not totally sure about, reading the fine print matters. Here are 10 simple, smart tips for reading contracts before putting pen to paper — because signing something you don’t understand isn’t confidence, it’s chaos in waiting.
1. Slow Down and Take Your Time Contracts aren’t a race. Take a breath and read it thoroughly — even if someone’s pressuring you to sign quickly. If something feels rushed, it probably deserves more time.
2. Look for Key Terms First Scan for the basics: payment terms, deadlines, cancellation clauses, RECOUPMENT and what each party is responsible for. These often set the tone for everything else in the agreement.
3. Don’t Assume Standard Means Safe Just because it’s a “standard contract” doesn’t mean it’s fair or right for your situation. Templates get reused — but your needs are specific. Trust your instincts.
4. Highlight and Annotate as You Go Use a highlighter, sticky notes, or comments to flag anything that stands out, confuses you, or needs clarification. Contracts are easier to review when you’ve already mapped the important bits.
5. Check the Cancellation or Termination Clauses Can you get out if needed? Will it cost you? Understanding how to exit the contract is just as important as knowing what you’re agreeing to.
6. Ask Questions — It’s Your Right If something’s unclear, ask. If the answer feels vague, ask again. Any professional worth working with will respect you for wanting clarity.
7. Be Wary of “Forever” Language Watch out for automatic renewals, indefinite commitments, or sneaky clauses that tie you up longer than expected. Flexibility matters.
8. Know What’s Missing Sometimes it’s not what’s in the contract — it’s what isn’t. Make sure any verbal promises or expectations are written in. If it’s not on the page, it doesn’t exist legally.
9. Get a Second Set of Eyes Ask a friend, mentor, or (ideally) a lawyer to take a quick look. A fresh perspective can catch red flags you might miss the first time.
10. Trust Yourself Before You Sign If something doesn’t feel right, don’t sign — at least not yet. A contract should feel like a clear agreement, not a gamble.
Reading a contract isn’t about suspicion — it’s about self-respect. You don’t need a law degree to understand the basics, just a little time, attention, and confidence. Because the best kind of signature? The kind you don’t regret later.
Today, we celebrate Simplicity Day, inspired by Henry David Thoreau — a man who knew the power of living deliberately, thoughtfully, and with joy. In honor of a day that reminds us to slow down, breathe deep, and embrace what matters, here are 10 songs that offer timeless reminders to live well, live simply, and live true.
Whether you’re sipping something cold on a porch swing or watching clouds drift by, these songs are the soundtrack to a life that feels good — and knows it.
1. “Lovely Day” – Bill Withers Withers doesn’t just sing a song, he hands you a mood. That opening line, “When I wake up in the morning…” sets the tone for a day that’s already won.
2. “Good Life” – OneRepublic A globe-trotting anthem that never forgets gratitude. The chorus alone feels like a sunbeam through the window.
3. “Three Little Birds” – Bob Marley & The Wailers Marley offers more than advice — it’s a mantra. “Don’t worry ‘bout a thing” has never felt more freeing.
4. “Feeling Good” – Nina Simone Everything about this track soars — from the strings to the vocals to the message: life’s here, now, and it’s beautiful.
5. “Happy” – Pharrell Williams You can’t listen without moving. You just can’t. Pure joy, bottled in under four minutes.
6. “It’s a Beautiful Day” – Michael Bublé This one’s got swing, spark, and a touch of sass. Sometimes life’s best moments are the ones you didn’t plan.
7. “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)” – Andy Grammer Every line feels like a celebration. “I think I finally found my hallelujah” — yes, and thank you.
8. “Simple Things” – Miguel A love song to less. “I just want the simple things” is a powerful reminder in a world that often wants more.
9. “Pocketful of Sunshine” – Natasha Bedingfield Some songs feel like a vacation — this is one of them. A bright, breezy reminder that joy can be carried anywhere.
10. “Live Your Life” – T.I. feat. Rihanna With Rihanna on the hook and a beat that lifts the soul, this track is a mission statement: live it loud, live it proud.
Whether you’re unplugging, decluttering, or just smiling at the sky, remember: the good life isn’t about having more — it’s about feeling more. So turn up the music, breathe deep, and go be part of the sunshine.
“Wonderwall” by Oasis, released in 1995, became the defining anthem of ‘90s Britpop and the unofficial soundtrack to dorm room guitar jams everywhere. Written by Noel Gallagher and described as a song about “an imaginary friend who’s gonna come and save you from yourself,” it captured a generation’s yearning in under four chords. Topping charts in Australia and New Zealand and going octuple platinum in the UK, it remains Oasis’ most iconic track — and probably the most requested song at open mic nights ever since.
Remember Drowning Pool’s “Bodies”? Now imagine it sung by heavy metal Muppets who can only count to four. That’s exactly what Psychostick did in their parody “Numbers”—or as literally everyone calls it, “I Can Only Count to Four.” Chaos. Genius. Sesame Street gone metal.
Today multi-platinum singer-songwriter JP Saxe and indie-electronic producer Shallou release “I Haven’t Said Enough (Shallou Remix)” out now via Arista Records. The pair have joined together to bring brand new energy to the R.E.M. classic “Losing My Religion.”
JP Saxe and Shallou collaborate for the first time on the remix for “I Haven’t Said Enough” recently released on Make Yourself At Home, as it is now infused with Shallou’s atmospheric beat-driven production. On the story behind “I Haven’t Said Enough” JP Saxe explains, “I had these verses for months. I wanted them to feel devastatingly committed to remaining moved in the face of phone screen imagery that slow drip kills your willingness to feel like a human, but I couldn’t get that feeling right, and then one day in the studio I started singing R.E.M.’s ‘Losing My Religion’ along with my verses, and it was perfect. I asked them if I could use it, and to my immensely grateful surprise, they said yes. So, here’s my interpolation of one of my favorite songs of all time, at a time when remaining a big feeling person committed to compassion is getting increasingly complicated.”
Discussing collaborating with JP Saxe, Shallou shares, “JP has a rare ability to write lyrics and songs that seem to reach out from the speakers and grab you. In this case, I deeply resonated with the message of the song—and as a longtime fan of R.E.M., that connection ran even deeper. While most interpolations tend to fall flat for me, this one stood out as an excellent reinterpretation of the original concept, thoughtfully recontextualized for a modern audience. With the remix, all I aimed to do was enhance the beautiful elements already present—adding a bit of top-down, volume-all-the-way-up energy. The kind of sound you blast in the car letting those feelings of frustration pour out.”
Recently, Saxe shared his album Make Yourself At Home exploring universal emotions and experiences with charismatic vocals and relatable self-examination. While diving into themes of belonging, desire, and discipline, Saxe is unafraid of questioning his own desires and motivations. The album included, “STRANGERS” featuring Argentinian star TINI, a gorgeously tense and highly relatable song that balances nostalgia with acceptance for a relationship that’s run its course. The single is part of a run of tracks that perfectly pair thoughtful and bluntly real emotional exploration with evocative instrumentation throughout the two-part album.
Before that came Articulate Excuses singles including: “SAFE,” which explored masculinity in an R&B-kissed pop track co-written/produced by Malay (Frank Ocean, Lorde, FLETCHER); “SMARTPHONE MAKE ME DUMB,” a deeply vulnerable meditation on modern escapism; and “I WANNA MOVE TO BROOKLYN,” an apology for being the worst part of oneself turned into an addictive pop song.
In 2024, Saxe wrapped up his sold-out, headlining A Grey Area World Tour following his support of John Mayer’s 2023 arena run and the release of Saxe’s last album, A Gray Area. That reflective set was largely produced by Malay and included the single“I Don’t Miss You” with Mayer, plus collaborations with Latin-GRAMMY®-winning Colombian artist Camilo, the folk-pop trio Tiny Habits, and beloved singer-songwriter Lizzy McAlpine. The album garnered praise from Billboard, People, Forbes, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, and more.
Saxe shared a pair of performance LPs last year: A Grey Area (Live Sessions) — featuring acclaimed guest instrumentalists like Cory Henry and Tal Wilkenfeld — and Live on Stage, which included a solo version of his 2019 blockbuster, “If the World Was Ending,” a 4x Platinum GRAMMY® nominated song that has been streamed over 2 billion times worldwide. Saxe has already proven himself to be a master of off-the-cuff intimacy, but in his current era, it’s clear he’s intent on bringing us in even closer — experience that in-person at one of the upcoming dates below.
JP Saxe Tour Dates:
Sep 9 – Edmonton, AB @ Midway Music Hall
Sep 10 – Calgary, AB @ The Palace Theatre
Sep 12 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
Sep 13 – Victoria, BC @ Rifflandia Music Festival
Sep 14 – Vancouver, BC @ Orpheum
Sep 15 – Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre
Sep 17 – San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater
Sep 18 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Ford
Sep 19 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic
Sep 21 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
Sep 22 – Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre
Sep 24 – Dallas, TX @ The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
Sep 26 – Nashville, TN @ Cannery Hall
Sep 27 – Chicago, IL @ The Vic Theatre
Sep 28 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater
Sep 30 – Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall
Oct 1 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall
Oct 3 – Ottawa, ON @ The Bronson Music Theatre
Oct 5 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS
Oct 6 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
Oct 7 – Boston, MA @ Big Night Live
Oct 9 – Washington, DC @ The Howard Theatre
Oct 10 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel
Oct 11 – Richmond, VA @ The National
Oct 12 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground
Oct 14 – Miami, FL @ ZeyZey Miami
Oct 15 – Orlando, FL @ The Beachman
Oct 18 – Lima, Peru @ CC Bianca – Barranco
Oct 20 – Bogota, Colombia @ Royal Center
Oct 23 – Sao Paulo, Brazil @ Teatro Bradesco
Oct 24 – Buenos Aires, Argentina @ Teatro Vorterix
Opening up like never before, globally RIAA certified 40 times Platinum pop-country sensation Dasha delivers her most personal single yet – “Oh, Anna!” out now.
“When my career took off last year, everything changed so fast—and in the whirlwind, I felt like I lost myself. It was disorienting and, honestly, scary. I faced a lot of hate in the middle of my success, and for a while, my confidence disappeared.
So I wrote a song—not just for who I am now, but for the fearless little girl I used to be. The one with big dreams, unshakable pride, and a clear sense of self. This song is a reminder of her strength, her clarity, and her joy.
I hope when people hear it, they reconnect with their own younger selves—the purest versions of who they are. And if they’re feeling lost, I want them to know: sometimes the way forward is found by remembering where you started.
My name is Anna Dasha—and I’m proud to say, she’s back.”
Written by Dasha, Hillary Lindsey, Emily Weisband, and Chris LaCorte, commences with softly strummed acoustic chords, while the breakthrough superstar addresses her younger self—using her first name “Anna.” Through echoes of slide guitar, she makes a confession on the chantable chorus, “I feel more like a scared little kid than I ever did back then. I need you to come back a little, come back a little, make me that girl again, oh Anna!” The story unfolds like a diary entry in motion, accented by an eloquently phrased, loose guitar lead.
She initially teased “Oh, Anna!” during her showstopping appearance at CMA Fest 2025 in Nashville. Country Now hailed it as “a high-energy performance,” and Holler. called it “moving, vulnerable,” going on to note, “The evocative track finds Dasha once again showcasing the rich emotionality she continually laces into her music, with the California native addressing someone she appears to have lost touch with of late.”
Last month, Dasha showcased her versatility with an Official Remix of her recent buzzing single “Not At This Party” by GRAMMY Award-winning superstar artist, producer, and DJ David Guetta. It has already reeled in over 7 million Spotify streams and counting. Not to mention, she performed “Not At This Party” on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Since its arrival, the original “Not At This Party” has generated north of 98 million-plus streams and counting. Billboard hailed it as “authentically Dasha,”going on to applaud how, “By the chorus, the melody explodes as the character takes over the dancefloor, publicly exuding a good time while she flashes back internally to an intimate moment in a car with a guy who has backed away from her.” Holler. raved, “after hearing her newest offering, ‘Not At This Party,‘ it’s evident that Dasha is so much more than just ‘Austin.‘” Listen to “Not At This Party” co-written by Ashley Gorley (Morgan Wallen) and Ben Johnson (Jelly Roll, BigXthaPlug ) HERE and watch the Aerin Moreno (Tate McRae, Tyla) directed music video HERE.
Most importantly, it kickstarted her sophomore country project. In 2024, the singer landed coveted spots at country music meccas, Stagecoach, Austin City Limits, CMT Awards, and CMA Fest. Her year didn’t stop there, though. She sold-out her first global headlining tour, Dashville USA, and performed on two of the biggest televised broadcasts of the year – Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve. “Austin (Boots Stopped Workin’)” went on to become one of the most-streamed country songs in 2024 and won the People’s Choice Country Awards for Female Song. Next up, she embarks on tour with Thomas Rhett and Kane Brown with additional headline dates as well. A full routing can be found below.
South African cellist, composer, and vocalist Abel Selaocoe will release his first concerto, Four Spirits, on Warner Classics on August 15 2025. The recording captures a landmark live performance at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall with the Aurora Orchestra, conducted by Nicholas Collon, orchestrated by Benjamin Woodgates, and featuring percussionist Bernhard Schimpelsberger. Selaocoe will bring Four Spirits to life once again in a live performance at the Edinburgh International Festival on 18 August 2025, marking another major milestone in his growing international career.
Celebrated for his genre-defying artistry, Selaocoe has captivated audiences around the world with a unique blend of virtuosic cello playing, powerful vocals, and compelling storytelling. His critically acclaimed album Hymns of Bantu topped the UK’s Official Classical Chart earlier this year and was praised by The Guardian as “a joyous and indivisible blend of styles”and byBBC Music Magazine as “an utter delight of an album.”
Commissioned by BBC Radio 3, Seattle Symphony and Philharmonie Zuidnederland and first performed by Selaocoe and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Taavi Oramo on March 23 2023 at City Halls, Glasgow, Four Spirits reframes the concerto format through a rich tapestry of musical influences rooted in Selaocoe’s South African heritage. Singing in Sotho and Zulu, he interweaves ancestral melodies, improvisation, and rhythmic cello techniques in a deeply personal narrative.
Each movement of Four Spirits draws inspiration from aspects of township life. The first movement, MaSebego (“Traditional Healer”), celebrates how traditional healers today can bridge the gap between our ancestors and the modern world. The second movement, Bana (“Children”), reflects on the wisdom and humour of children, whilst Tshepo (“Faith”), explores the universal power of prayer beyond religion. Simunye (“We Are One) closes the work with a celebration of community and gathering, with Selaocoe inviting the audience to join him in a communal singing chant.
Each movement of Four Spirits draws inspiration from the rhythms and rituals of township life. The first movement, MaSebego (“Traditional Healer”), honours the role of traditional healers as a vital bridge between ancestral wisdom and the modern world. The second, Bana (“Children”), captures the humour and deep wisdom found in childhood. Tshepo (“Faith”) reflects on the universal power of prayer beyond religion. Finally, Simunye(“We Are One”) brings the work to a close, celebrating unity and communal spirit as Selaocoe invites the audience to join in a shared chant of song.
Four Spirits is released on CD, vinyl and digitally on August 15th 2025 on Warner Classics. CD and digital release includes a bonus live version of Tsohle Tsohle, originally featured on Hymns of Bantu.
On the 50th anniversary of its original release, the self-titled has been certified 9x platinum by the RIAA. In celebration, Rhino announces two new premium audio editions of Fleetwood Mac, the 1975 album that ushered in a new era for the band. On August 8, the album will debut in Dolby Atmos and arrive on vinyl as part of the Rhino High Fidelity series of high-end reissues.
The Blu-ray Audio edition features a new Dolby ATMOS mix by Chris James, delivering a fully immersive experience of this classic album. It also includes a 5.1 surround mix by original producer Ken Caillat and Claus Trelby.
Fleetwood Mac (Rhino High Fidelity) was mastered by Kevin Gray, cut directly from the original analog master tapes, and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Optimal. Available exclusively at Rhino.com and internationally at select WMG stores, the album is limited to 5,000 individually numbered copies. A special version (limited to 2,000 copies) will also be available that includes two replica 7-inch singles featuring the single mixes of “Over My Head” b/w “Rhiannon” and “Say You Love Me” b/w “Blue Letter.” Pre-order HERE.
Released on July 11, 1975, Fleetwood Mac was the band’s tenth studio album and the second named after the group, sharing its title with their 1968 debut. Often referred to by fans as ‘The White Album,’ it also introduced Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks into the group’s core lineup, joining Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie. The chemistry between the five was immediate—and transformative. The album’s sound marked a break from the band’s blues-based roots, pivoting toward a melodic, harmony-rich approach that would come to define a generation of FM radio.
Christine McVie’s “Over My Head” was the first single from the album and the band’s first U.S. Top 20 hit. It was followed by “Rhiannon,” “Say You Love Me,” and “Landslide,” tracks that remain among the most beloved in the band’s catalog. While initial momentum was modest, the album gained traction through constant touring and word of mouth. Fifteen months after its release, Fleetwood Mac reached #1 on the Billboard 200 and went on to sell over 7 million copies in the U.S. alone.
In the new liner notes by acclaimed music journalist Anthony DeCurtis, Buckingham recalls the energy surrounding that period: “I think we all felt that we had grabbed ahold of something and that it was going to take us wherever it was going to take us.” He adds, “It was a great sign that we were destined for something.”
Mahalia drops infectious banger “Instructions”, the self-assured bop is inviting and demands its listener to move. A declaration of desire, “Instructions” is high energy and assertive. It captures the camaraderie and spirit of an unforgettable summer’s night. With soaring verses and a marching chorus, Mahalia’s vocals are effortless on this latest offering.
Alongside the new single comes a fun and energetic visual. Directed by Douglas Reddan, the video has a warm and palpable energy imbued by the lighting, chorus of partygoers and set choice. Featuring bold colours and a playful use of foreground. Varying angles and unusual perspectives further reinforce the infectious energy.
Mahalia explains the meaning behind “Instructions”: “I’ve been dancing a lot recently – just honestly enjoying the romance of a really GREAT night out. Instructions is everything I feel on those evenings put into song. I always wanted to make a record that told people exactly what to do and this I finally have it! I hope everyone loves it as much as I do.”
“Instructions” follows on from “Different Type Of Love” featuring Masicka, a twinkling track that channelled the likes of Brandy and Monica.
There’s a gentle, delicious power in Mahalia’s new Luvergirl era of music, which might seem unlikely given the subject matter. “It feels like the era of girls just taking back a bit of our fucking control, you know, not being slut-shamed, not being taken the piss out of, not being told that we can’t do,” says Mahalia, “It’s not that I’m talking about all those issues in the music, but that’s where I was at when I was creating it. And it’s funny because in all the songs, really and truly, it’s me telling these men what to do in a sense.”
Fun, hot and even a little dangerous, Mahalia is back, channelling her Jamaican heritage and lavishing in this latest era of being a luvergirl, sounding self-assured and glorious. “Even in the moments where I may seem like I’m out of control? I’m still in control.”
Last month, Mahalia headlined the Friday night of the Little Simz’s curated Meltdown Festival at Southbank Centre. Earlier this year, she performed at GQ’s annual Music & Style dinner in collaboration with Louboutin, performing in front of the icons Janet Jackson & Christian Louboutin. On top of her own music she continues to shine a light on new talent with the perpetually sold-out Mahalia Presents shows.
With this latest release, Mahalia steps into a fresh chapter. Renowned for her ability to translate the ups and downs of romance into heartfelt music, she’s now embracing a lighter, more playful approach to love. “I love love,” she says. “But recently, I’ve been leaning into the fun, unserious side of it. The world is so heavy right now—I want my music to be a space where people can find joy and playfulness.”
Over her remarkable 12-year career, Mahalia has earned accolades such as three MOBO Awards, four BRIT nominations, and a Grammy nomination. With a co-sign from Ed Sheeran, appearances alongside Adele, and a track record of standout releases, she’s channeling her experience into this joyous new phase. “Instructions” joins ‘Different Type Of Love” and ’Pressure Points’ in the latest wave of music, promising even more music to celebrate life, love, and everything in between.
“Nothing Lasts Forever,” the stirring new single from GRAMMY-nominated rock band Goo Goo Dolls, premieres today via Warner Records alongside an accompanying video. Written by John Rzeznik and produced by Gregg Wattenberg (John Legend, Santana, Noah Kahan) and Grant Michaels (Weezer, Billy Idol, Jewel), the reflective, groove-heavy track blends warm synth textures with emotive vocals, capturing a sense of fleeting nostalgia.
Directed by Kat White and shot in Los Angeles, the enhancing music video explores the fleeting nature of our lives through the intimate microcosm of passing strangers, epitomising the realization that nothing lasts forever.
“It always feels good to share new music, and ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ came from a place of accepting change and letting go,” says Rzeznik. The song is a reminder that everything moves, everything shifts, and that’s part of life. We’re also grateful to put this out ahead of our Summer Anthem Tour so fans can experience it with us live.”
On the heels of an electrifying performance at Stagecoach, the band is set to take their lauded live show back on the road this summer with an extensive run of tour dates with Dashboard Confessional. Kicking off on July 13, the Summer Anthem Tour will bring the band to iconic venues coast-to-coast, including stops at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, Morrison’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Wantagh’s Northwell at Jones Beach Theater, Holmdel’s PNC Bank Arts Center, Chicago’s Huntington Bank Pavilion as well as a hometown show at Buffalo’s KeyBank Center. Full tour routing can be found below while tickets can be purchased at googoodolls.com/tour.
Formed by John Rzeznik and Robby Takac in Buffalo, NY during 1986, Goo Goo Dolls have quietly broken records, contributed a string of staples to the American songbook, connected to millions of fans and indelibly impacted popular music for three-plus decades. Beyond selling 15 million records worldwide, the group has garnered 4x GRAMMY-nominations and nearly a dozen platinum and gold singles combined and seized a page in the history books by achieving 15 #1 and Top 10 hits. As a result, they hold the all-time radio record for “Most Top 10 Singles.”
On the heels of going viral on TikTok, the band’s 4x GRAMMY-nominated track “Iris” is now Certified Diamond and reached a new global streaming peak, amassing over 4.6 billion streams worldwide. The global hit continues to reach new audiences around the world and has been covered by the likes of Taylor Swift, Machine Gun Kelly, Phoebe Bridgers and Maggie Rogers, yet again proving the timelessness of Goo Goo Dolls’ illustrious catalog.
Thus far, A Boy Named Goo (1995) has gone 2x Certified Platinum, Dizzy Up The Girl (1998) 5x Certified Platinum and Gutterflower (2002) and Let Love In (2006) are both Certified Gold. In addition, Something for the Rest of Us (2010) and Magnetic (2013) bowed in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top 200.
GOO GOO DOLLS LIVE
Friday, July 11, 2025 – Rancho Mirage, CA – Agua Caliente Casino Resort & Spa
Sunday, July 13, 2025 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre*
Wednesday, July 16, 2025 – Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena*
Thursday, July 17, 2025 – Sugar Land, TX – Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land*
Saturday, July 19, 2025 – Rogers, AR – Walmart AMP*
Sunday, July 20, 2025 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater*
Tuesday, July 22, 2025 – Atlanta, GA – Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park*
Wednesday, July 23, 2025 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheatre*
Friday, July 25, 2025 – Charlotte, NC – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre*
Saturday, July 26, 2025 – Raleigh, NC – Red Hat Amphitheater*
Sunday, July 27, 2025 – Vienna, VA – Wolf Trap – Filene Center*
Tuesday, July 29, 2025 – Boston, MA – LeaderBank Pavilion*
Wednesday, July 30, 2025 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Broadview Stage at SPAC*
Friday, August 1, 2025 – Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center*
Saturday, August 2, 2025 – Wantagh, NY – Northwell at Jones Beach Theater*
Sunday, August 3, 2025 – Philadelphia, PA – The Mann Center*
Tuesday, August 5, 2025 – Bangor, ME – Maine Savings Amphitheater*
Wednesday, August 6, 2025 – Gilford, NH – BankNH Pavilion*
