The Production Side

Counting Crows, Live and Collective Soul are teaming up for a summer tour that will take place in minor league baseball stadiums across the U.S. from July 22 to September 2.

Needless to say, this is a monumental tour for 90’s fans, with 3 of the bigger acts from last decade touring together. Tickets look like they’ll be around $50 a piece, which isn’t shabby for this triple header of a show. I haven’t seen Counting Crows or Collective Soul, but I’ve seen Live and they were awesome. If you have the funds and aren’t busy then definantely check out this show, it should be a good one.

These bands have enough hits to keep even the casual 90’s fans entertained. Most fans should remember the Counting Crows “Mr. Jones”, “Round Here” and “A Long December”, Live with “I Alone”, “Lightning Crashes” and “The Dolphin’s Cry” and Collective Soul with “Heavy”, Shine” and “The World I Know”. Also spicing things up (for some folks) is the addition of Third Eye Blind for a handful of shows.

Most tickets are being sold through Ticketmaster, but some shows are through the stadium box office. So check out the Counting Crows site to be directed to the right place to buy tickets.

The Counting Crows/Live/Collective Soul dates are:

July 22: Wilmington, Del. (Daniel S. Frawley Stadium)
July 24: Eastlake, Ohio (Classic Park)
July 25: Washington, Pa. (Consol Energy Park)
July 27: Dayton, Ohio (Fifth Third Field)
July 28: Comstock Park, Mich. (Fifth Third Ballpark)
July 31: Erie, Pa. (Jerry Uht Park)
Aug. 1: Buffalo, N.Y. (Dunne Tire Park)
Aug. 3: Louisville, Ky. (Louisville Slugger Field)
Aug. 4: Indianapolis (Victory Field)
Aug. 14: Aberdeen, Md. (Ripken Stadium)
Aug. 15: Frederick, Md. (Harry Grove Stadium)
Aug. 17: Manchester, N.H. (MerchantsAuto.com Stadium)
Aug. 18: New Britain, Conn. (New Britain Stadium)
Aug. 21: Altoona, Pa. (Blair County Ballpark)
Aug. 22: Lakewood, N.J. (First Energy Park)
Aug. 24: Pawtucket, R.I. (McCoy Stadium)
Aug. 25: Wappingers Falls, N.Y. (Dutchess Stadium)
Aug. 30: Ft. Wayne, Ind. (Memorial Stadium)
Sept. 1: St. Paul, Minn. (Midway Stadium)
Sept. 2: Fargo, N.D. (Newman Outdoor Field)

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