Josh Groban readies for his inaugural headlining jaunt
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Singer Josh Groban embarks on his first solo tour in January, a three-month endeavor that will visit dozens of theaters throughout North America.
The 22-year-old pop star releases his second album, "Closer," on Tuesday (11/11). The set features 13 new songs, including three that Groban penned himself. The first single is "You Raise Me Up."
"I knew I would be touring with this album," Groban said in a statement, "and I want these songs to sound as good on stage as they do in the studio."
Groban made a splash in the music scene with his self-titled 2001 debut, which--on the strength of the single "To Where You Are"--has sold more than five million copies to date, according to Reprise Records.
Groban's career got a huge push internationally when he performed at the closing ceremonies of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, a show seen by more than a billion television viewers around the world, according to Reprise.
To promote the release of "Closer," Groban will appear on ABC-TV's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday and on "The View" on Thursday (11/13).
January 2004
22 - Boise, ID - Morrison Center
24 - Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre
25 - Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
27 - Sacramento, CA - Memorial Auditorium
28 - Oakland, CA - Paramount Theatre
30 - Los Angeles, CA - The Shrine
February 2004
2 - San Diego, CA - Copley Symphony Hall
3 - Phoenix, AZ - Dodge Theatre
5 - Salt Lake City, UT - Delta Center
6 - Denver, CO - Buell Theatre
8 - Milwaukee, WI - Milwaukee Theatre
9 - Minneapolis, MN - Orpheum
11 - Kansas City, KS - Midland Theatre
12 - Chicago, IL - Rosemont Theatre
14 - Detroit, MI - Fox Theatre
15 - Cleveland, OH - State Theatre
17 - London, Ontario - John Labatt Center
19 - Toronto, Ontario - Air Canada Center
20 - Montreal, Quebec - Bell Center
22 - Ottawa, Ontario - National Arts Center
24 - Boston, MA - Wang Center
25 - Portland, ME - Merrill Auditorium at City Hall
March 2004
26 - Philadelphia, PA - Tower Theatre
27 - Washington, DC - DAR Constitution Hall
29 - Baltimore, MD - Lyric Opera House
30 - Pittsburgh, PA - Heinz Hall
April 2004
1, 2 - New York, NY - Radio City Music Hall
7 - Providence, RI - Providence Performing Arts Center
8 - Wallingford, CT - Oakdale Theatre
10 - Cincinnati, OH - Arnoff Theatre
12 - Columbus, OH - Ohio Theatre
13 - Indianapolis, IN - Murat Theatre
15 - Louisville, KY - Palace Theatre
17 - Tampa, FL - Tampa Performing Arts Center
18 - Melbourne, FL - King Center
20 - Atlanta, GA - Fox Theatre
21 - Nashville, TN - Grand Ole Opry House
23 - W. Palm Beach, FL - Kravis Center
23 - Miami, FL - Jackie Gleason Theatre
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