Bob Dylan has announced a spring United States tour kicking off March 3rd at Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix, AZ. It was also announced that the 80 year old singer/songwriter sold his entire music catalogue to Sony Entertainment. According to CNBC, the deal was worth between 150-200 million dollars.

Dylan is set to play nearly 30 dates over the course of 2 months mainly touring in the southeast and southwest. The tour wraps up at Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on April 14th.

Tickets for Bob Dylan’s spring 2022 tour begin the on sale process January 28th at 10am local time. Click here to learn more information and see below for a full list of tour dates:

Tour Dates:

March 3: Phoenix, Arizona | Arizona Federal Theatre
March 4: Tucson, Arizona | Tucson Music Hall
March 6: Albuquerque, New Mexico | Kiva Auditorium
March 8: Lubbock, Texas | Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts & Sciences
March 10: Irving, Texas | Toyota Music Factory
March 11: Sugar Land, Texas | Smart Financial Centre
March 13: San Antonio, Texas | Majestic Theatre
March 14: San Antonio, Texas | Majestic Theatre
March 16: Austin, Texas | Bass Hall
March 18: Shreveport, Louisiana | Municipal Auditorium
March 19: New Orleans, Louisiana | Saenger Theatre
March 21: Montgomery, Alabama | Montgomery PAC
March 23: Nashville, Tennessee | Ryman Auditorium
March 24: Atlanta, Georgia | Fox Theatre
March 26: Savannah, Georgia | Johnny Mercer Theatre
March 27: North Charleston, South Carolina | North Charleston PAC
March 29: Columbia, South Carolina | Township Auditorium
March 30: Charlotte, North Carolina | Ovens Auditorium
April 1: Greensboro, North Carolina | Steven Tanger Center
April 2: Asheville, North Carolina | Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
April 4: Chattanooga, Tennessee | Tivoli Theatre
April 5: Birmingham, Alabama | BJCC Concert Hall
April 7: Mobile, Alabama | Saenger Theatre
April 9: Memphis, Tennessee | Orpheum Theatre
April 11: Little Rock, Arkansas | Robinson Center
April 13: Tulsa, Oklahoma | Brady Theatre
April 14: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre