Seven years after his ‘farewell tour’, the 83-year-old singer-songwriter will play music from his Grammy-nominated 2023 album Seven Psalms.

Paul Simon’s retirement from touring is officially over. Seven years after completing his farewell tour, the legendary singer-songwriter and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee announced Tuesday morning that he will embark on an extensive North American tour.

Tribulation’s new album is their first since the departure of guitarist/songwriter Jonathan Hultén, who has since further pursued his solo career and released the new album Eyes Of The Living Night this year.

Legendary songwriter Paul Simon is ending his seven-year hiatus from touring and will return to the road for 50 shows in 20 cities across North America this spring and summer, he announced Tuesday.

Swedish Gothic metal outfit Tribulation will be coming over to North America this spring to support their latest album Sub Rosa in Æternum. Set to take place from May 1 in Chicago until May 25 in Toronto, the tour will hit a number of major cities along the way, including Seattle, Los Angeles, and Montreal.

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Paul Simon is coming out of retirement to play a North American tour that includes a five-night stand at Manhattan’s Beacon Theatre this summer, the singer announced Tuesday. Simon’s shows will focus on his recent album "Seven Psalms" but will include material from across his decades-wide catalog,