Peter Gabriel Adds 13 More Dates to North American Tour in Support of New Album, i/o

After a decade-long hiatus, Peter Gabriel is set to embark on a North American tour supporting his forthcoming new studio album, i/o. The tour, which kicks off in September, has now been expanded to include 13 additional shows, bringing the total to 25 performances across the US and Canada. Gabriel will be joined by longtime bandmates Tony Levin, David Rhodes, and Manu Katché on stage.

The new concerts are scheduled for Washington, D.C.; Buffalo, New York; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; St. Paul, Minnesota; Palm Springs, California; Denver, Colorado; and Austin, Dallas, and Houston, Texas. Presale for these shows begins at noon local time today, March 21, with general on-sale tickets available at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, March 24. Visit petergabriel.com for full ticketing details.

Before crossing the Atlantic, Gabriel and his band will tour extensively throughout Europe. Starting on May 18 in Krakow, Poland, they will perform in cities such as Verona, Milan, Paris, Berlin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and more before concluding in Dublin, Ireland, on June 25.

While there is no confirmed release date for i/o, Gabriel has already released several new songs from the album, including “Panopticom,” “The Court,” and “Playing for Time.” This marks his first album of new music since 2002’s Up.

The 2023 tour promises to be a treat for both new and longtime fans of Peter Gabriel. For more information on tour dates and ticket sales, visit the official website at petergabriel.com.

Peter Gabriel 2023 Tour Dates:

EUROPE

• May 18: Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena
• May 20: Verona, Italy – Verona Arena
• May 21: Milan, Italy – Mediolanum Arena
• May 23: Paris, France – AccorHotels Arena
• May 24: Lille, France – Stade Pierre-Mauroy
• May 26: Berlin, Germany – Waldbuehne
• May 28: Munich, Germany – Koenigsplatz
• May 30: Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena
• May 31: Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena
• June 2: Bergen, Norway – Koengen
• June 5: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
• June 6: Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
• June 8: Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion
• June 10: Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena
• June 12: Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
• June 13: Frankfurt, Germany – Festhalle
• June 15: Bordeaux, France – Arkea Arena
• June 17: Birmingham, United Kingdom – Utilita Arena
• June 19: London, United Kingdom – The O2
• June 22: Glasgow, United Kingdom – OVO Hydro
• June 23: Manchester, United Kingdom – AO Arena
• June 25: Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena

NORTH AMERICA

• September 8: Quebec City, Quebec – Videotron Centre
• September 9: Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Tire Centre
• September 11: Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena
• September 13: Montreal, Quebec – Bell Centre
• September 14: Boston, Massachusetts – TD Garden
• September 16: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Wells Fargo Center
• September 18: New York, New York – Madison Square Garden
• September 20: Washington, D.C. – Capital One Arena
• September 22: Buffalo, New York – KeyBank Center
• September 23: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – PPG Paints Arena
• September 25: Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena
• September 27: Cleveland, Ohio – Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
• September 29: Detroit, Michigan – Little Caesars Arena
• September 30: Chicago, Illinois – United Center
• October 2: Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Fiserv Forum
• October 3: St. Paul, Minnesota – Xcel Energy Center
• October 7: Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers Arena
• October 8: Seattle, Washington – Climate Pledge Arena
• October 11: San Francisco, California – Chase Center
• October 13: Los Angeles, California – Kia Forum
• October 14: Palm Springs, California – Acrisure Arena
• October 14, 2023: Palm Springs, California – Acrisure Arena
• October 16, 2023: Denver, Colorado – Ball Arena
• October 18, 2023: Austin, Texas – Moody Center
• October 19, 2023: Dallas, Texas – American Airlines Center
• October 21, 2023: Houston, Texas – Toyota Center