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Paul Weller Announces July US Tour Dates. Presale Starts Tomorrow (April 17)!


From Paul Weller Official -


Heads up US fans! Paul will be heading Stateside this summer for a whirlwind tour of the East Coast. These will be Weller’s only US dates this year. Fan presale opens this Wednesday (April 17th) at Noon EST. Buy your tickets from the links below tomorrow. Password is Weller2013.

July 25th - New York, NY, The Apollo

July 26th - New York, NY, Webster Hall

July 27th - Brooklyn, NY, Music Hall Of Williamsburg

July 28th - Boston, MA, Boston Royale

July 30th - Washington D.C., 9:30 Club

July 31st - Philadelphia, PA, Union Transfer

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