Daughtry tour enters spring with more arena concert dates in U.S., Canada

Rock band Daughtry will power through the spring months with a second leg of dates on its national tour. Routing for the tour will take former American Idol contestant Chris Daughtry and his eponymous band on a coast-to-coast circuit that kicks off March 18 at 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, MD, and continues through June 19 at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY.

Highlights for the tour include a March 20 show at Agganis Arena in Boston, MA; April 6 at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, MO; April 29 at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, NV; May 3 at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, CA; May 30 at Sommet Center in Nashville, TN; and June 11 at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC.

At this point, the tour will make only four stops in Canada. Dates currently on the calendar are May 13 at Rexall Place in Edmonton, AB; May 14 at Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon, SK; May 15 at Brandt Centre in Regina, SK; and May 17 at MTS Centre in Winnipeg, MB.

Fan club presales for the tour start today, January 20. Initial ticket sales for select dates of the tour will open to the general public January 22, with more onsales for later concerts following in February. Main support comes from Lifehouse with hard rock band Cavo opening on a nightly basis.

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Daughtry and his American Idol-born band are still promoting the 2009 album, “Leave This Town,” which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The rock crew began its road running with a late 2009 tour of North America. That round of performances ran from mid-October up to the holidays, and included nearly 40 stops.

“Growing up, you dream about singing one of your songs in front of a packed house,” Daughtry said in a statement announcing the upcoming tour. “I still get chills when we’re playing and I hear the crowd singing louder than we are.”

 
 
 

Daughtry itinerary:
(Dates are subject to change.)

March 18Baltimore, MD1st Mariner Arena
March 20Boston, MAAgganis Arena
March 21Newark, NJPrudential Center
March 23Syracuse, NYOncenter Complex
March 24Providence, RIDunkin’ Donuts Center
March 26Uniondale, NYNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
March 27Mashantucket, CTMGM Grand at Foxwoods
March 28Albany, NYTimes Union Center
March 31University Park, PAPenn State
April 1Cleveland, OHWolstein Center
April 6St. Louis, MOChaifetz Arena
April 7Milwaukee, WIU.S. Cellular Arena
April 9Columbus, OHSchottenstein Center
April 10Detroit, MIJoe Louis Arena
April 18Champaign, ILUniversity of Ilinois Arena
April 20Broomfield, COOdeum Colorado
April 22West Valley City, UTThe E Center
April 23Nampa, IDIdaho Center
April 24Reno, NVReno Events Center
April 26Fresno, CASave Mart Center
April 28Glendale, AZJobing.com Arena
April 29Las Vegas, NVOrleans Arena
May 1San Diego, CASan Diego Sports Arena
May 3Los Angeles, CANokia Theatre
May 4Bakersfield, CARabobank Arena
May 6San Jose, CAHP Pavilion at San Jose
May 7Sacramento, CAARCO Arena
May 9Seattle, WAWaMu Theater
May 10Yakima, WAYakima Valley SunDome
May 13Edmonton, ABRexall Place
May 14Saskatoon, SKCredit Union Centre
May 15Regina, SKBrandt Centre
May 17Winnipeg, MBMTS Centre
May 19Minneapolis, MNTarget Center
May 21Green Bay, WIResch Center
May 22Rockford, ILRockford MetroCentre
May 24Wichita, KSINTRUST Bank Arena
May 25Kansas City, MOSprint Center
May 27Hoffman Estates, ILSears Centre Arena
May 28Grand Rapids, MIVan Andel Arena
May 30Nashville, TNSommet Center
June 2Pittsburgh, PAPetersen Events Center
June 3Pikeville, KYEastern Kentucky Exposition Center
June 5Duluth, GAThe Arena at Gwinnett Center
June 6North Charleston, SCNorth Charleston Coliseum
June 8Clemson, SCLittlejohn Coliseum
June 9Augusta, GAJames Brown Arena
June 11Charlotte, NCTime Warner Cable Arena
June 12Hampton, VAHampton Coliseum
June 14Amherst, MAMullins Center
June 15Manchester, NHVerizon Wireless Arena
June 17Portland, MECumberland County Civic Center
June 19Rochester, NYBlue Cross Arena