Press Release
Source: Jensen Communications
Stephen Stills and Judy Collins will hit the road again this spring in support of last year’s Everybody Knows, a riveting ten-song collection that breathes new life into a trove of gems from their five-decade intertwined history. The duo, who just performed together alongside Neil Young, Patti Smith, Sheryl Crow, Burt Bacharach, Beck, and others at Stills’ 5th Light Up the Blues benefit concert for Autism Speaks, will kick off the tour in Eugene, OR on May 3, with dates continuing through June across the country.
Everybody Knows is brimming with rich harmonies from two of American music’s most unmistakable voices, accompanied by Stills’ storied guitar work and a tight-knit three-piece behind them. On the album, Stills and Collins reflect on fifty years of music and friendship, beginning with their tumultuous love affair in the late 1960s.
That interplay can be seen on the duo’s tour, which began last fall and will continue through November 2018.
Stills and Collins have penned a number of songs about one another throughout the years, perhaps most famously the Crosby, Stills and Nash juggernaut “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.” Everybody Knows finds the pair revisiting some of this work, including Stills’ “Judy,” a 1968 demo which remained lost for decades, and Collins’ “Houses,” from her 1975 Platinum-selling ‘Judith’ album. ‘Everybody Knows’ comes in the midst of an illustrious three-year stretch for Collins: her 2015 record ‘Strangers Again’ earned her highest Billboard 200 debut in almost 30 years, and 2016’s ‘Silver Skies Blue’ earned her first GRAMMY nomination since 1976. Stills and Collins’ 50-date U.S. tour will continue into November. A full list of stops is below.
Praise for Everybody Knows:
“A lovely consideration of days gone by…poignant and emotionally moving.” – American Songwriter
“Long overdue…their earnest take on Leonard Cohen’s gravelly voiced title track has a warmth that would have impressed the Canadian bard.” – Paste
“Stills & Collins transcend wistfulness and melancholy into something deeper.” – PopMatters
“It’s a clean and crisp production…there’s an inherent warmth to Everybody Knows. Stills and Collins have a gentle, easy chemistry.” – AllMusic
“‘Houses’ is especially excellent….’Girl From The North Country’ gets a pretty beautiful reading.” – ABC News
Listen to ‘Everybody Knows’:
STILLS & COLLINS TOUR DATES:
THU 3 MAY – Hult Center for the Performing Arts – Eugene, OR
FRI 4 MAY – Snoqualmie Casino – Snoqualmie, WA
SUN 6 MAY – Revolution Hall – Portland, OR
MON 7 MAY – Revolution Hall – Portland, OR
WED 9 MAY – Cascade Theater – Redding, CA
THU 10 MAY – Uptown Theatre – Napa, CA
SAT 12 MAY – The Fremont Theater – San Luis Obispo, CA
SUN 13 MAY – Spectrum Amphitheatre – Bakersfield, CA
WED 16 MAY – The Rose – Pasadena, CA
THU 17 MAY – The Canyon – Santa Clarita, CA
SAT 19 MAY – Silver Legacy Resort & Casino – Reno, NV
TUE 29 MAY – The Coach House – San Juan Capistrano, CA
WED 30 MAY – The Coach House – San Juan Capistrano, CA
FRI 1 JUNE – Luther Burbank Center for the Arts – Santa Rosa, CA
SAT 2 JUNE – Mountain Winery – Saratoga, CA
MON 4 JUNE – Humphrey’s Concerts by the Bay – San Diego, CA
FRI 8 JUNE – Coronado Performing Arts Center – Rockford, IL
SAT 9 JUNE – Meadow Brook Amphitheatre – Rochester Hills, MI
MON 11 JUNE – Schuster Performing Arts Center – Dayton, OH
WED 13 JUNE – Atlanta Symphony Hall – Atlanta, GA
THU 14 JUNE – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN
SUN 17 JUNE – Tanglewood – Lenox, MA
MON 18 JUNE – Ridgefield Playhouse – Ridgefield, CT
WED 20 JUNE – Colonial Theatre – Keene, NH
THU 21 JUNE – Lynn Memorial Auditorium – Lynn, MA
SAT 23 JUNE – Tropicana Showroom, Tropicana Casino – Atlantic City, NJ
SUN 24 JUNE – Bergen Performing Arts Center – Englewood, NJ
TUE 26 JUNE – Smith Opera House – Geneva, NY
WED 27 JUNE – Santander Performing Arts Center – Reading, PA
FRI 29 JUNE – St. George Theatre – Staten Island, NY
SAT 30 JUNE – John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts – Washington, DC,
Fall dates forthcoming.