We'll be at the Roxy Music reunion tour, even if Brian Eno obviously won't be
The original lineup is making its return—but don't get your hopes up about Brian Eno joining them
Bryan Ferry played Roxy Music’s seminal album Avalon on his 2019 solo tour that celebrated the album. Three years later, Roxy Music is properly reuniting for the first time in a decade to celebrate its 50th anniversary. You can expect to see Ferry, Andy Mackay, Phil Manzanera, and Paul Thompson share the stage again.
Given how the tour is celebrating the band’s big half-century anniversary, you’d think that maybe they could convince Brian Eno to come back for this tour as a one-off thing, but that’s obviously not happening. Though we’re not getting Eno, the tour does have a pretty exciting and fitting opener: St. Vincent. She’ll open all tour dates except Boston (sorry Bostonians).
The tour kicks off this September, starting in Toronto. The North American leg isn’t making many stops, but it does hit most major cities like New York City, Chicago, Austin, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC.
Tickets are currently on presale until April 1 at 5 p.m. local time, and regular tickets will be available starting on April 4 at 10 a.m. local time. There will also be VIP tickets available, if you want to splurge on merch exclusives, food, and sitting very close to the stage (this doesn’t include a meet-and-greet where sauced up moms get to hit on Ferry).
Tour dates are listed below.
Roxy Music 50th anniversary reunion tour dates
September 7 – Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, ON
September 9 – Capital One Arena – Washington, DC
September 12 – Madison Square Garden – New York City, NY