'70s Rock Legend With a 6-Decade Career Announces Major Update to U.S. Tour
Graham Nash is hitting the road again this summer and into fall-and even at 84, the rock legend is set to play over 30 shows across the U.S. for the expansive concert series as he adds shows to his upcoming tour lineup.
One of the newly added dates was spotlighted in an Instagram post on Tuesday, May 5, with Lowell Summer Music Series sharing details of the Sept. 13 concert. "Just Announced: Legendary artist Graham Nash will perform a career-spanning retrospective of his six decades of contributions to contemporary music at Boarding House Park on September 13," the caption of the upload read.
The two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer shared a tour graphic in April, where the dates (including the April and May spring dates that have since passed) were posted for fans, but now, the update to his schedule includes even more opportunities for supporters to catch him playing in person in more locations.
All new dates, listed below in bold, are noted on his official website, grahamnash.com.
Graham Nash 2026 Tour Dates
July 7 - Steamboat Springs, CO @ Strings Music Festival
July 9 - Beaver Creek, CO @ Vilar Performing Arts Center
July 10 - Beaver Creek, CO @ Vilar Performing Arts Center
July 12 - Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre*
July 14 - Kansas City, MO @ Kauffman Center
July 15 - Iowa City, IA @ The Englert
July 17 - St. Louis, MO @ The Sheldon
July 18 - St. Louis, MO @ The Sheldon
July 20 - Madison, WI @ The Orpheum
July 21 - Champaign, IL @ Virginia Theatre
July 23 - Interlochen, MI @ Kresge Auditorium†
July 24 - Rochester Hills, MI @ Meadow Brook Amphitheater†
July 26 - Highland Park, IL @ Ravinia†
July 28 - Cincinnati, OH @ Madison Theater
July 29 - Knoxville, TN @ Bijou Theatre
July 31 - Henrico, VA @ Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
Aug. 1 - Wilmington, NC @ The Wilson Center
Aug. 3 - Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere
Aug. 4 - Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere
Sept. 12 - Northampton, MA @ Academy of Music
Sept. 13 - Lowell, MA @ Boarding House Park
Sept. 15 - Portsmouth, NH @ Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club
Sept. 17 - Stowe, VT @ Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center
Sept. 19 - Fredricton, NB @ Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival 2026
Sept. 20 - Waterville, ME @ Waterville Opera House
Sept. 23 - Geneva, NY @ Smith Opera House
Sept. 24 - Bethlehem, PA @ Zoellner Arts Center
Sept. 26 - Troy, NY @ Troy Saving Bank Music Hall
Sept. 27 - Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Sept. 28 - Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Sept. 30 - Torrington, CT @ Warner Theatre
Oct. 2 - Morristown, NJ @ Mayo PAC
Oct. 3 - Wilmington, DE @ The Playhouse of Rodney Square
Oct. 6 - Lexington, KY @ The Kentucky Theatre
Oct. 8 - Mount Vernon, OH @ Memorial Theater
Oct. 9 - Shippensburg, PA @ Luhrs Center
The Legacy Continues
The Crosby, Stills & Nash artist recently opened up about the tour, explaining that he plans to keep the band's legacy alive. "You know, Neil [Young] is never going to do CSN songs. Stephen [Stills] is never going on the road again and David [Crosby], unfortunately, has passed away," he told Ultimate Classic Rock last month.
Still, he has a plan for honoring the music regardless. "If anybody wants to hear any of those songs, they should come and see me, because I really loved the music that we made," Nash continued. "Now that I have Adam Minkoff, who plays drums and bass at the same time, by the way, on a couple of songs, and electric guitar and acoustic guitar. [We also have] Zach Djanikian on acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums, bass, mandolin and tenor sax. I can do all that [material justice as a result]."
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This story was originally published May 5, 2026 at 2:06 PM.