Crosby, Stills & Nash Announce 2004 Summer Tour

LOS ANGELES, May 27 /PRNewswire/ - Music legends Crosby, Stills, & Nash (CSN) will launch their summer 2004 American tour beginning on July 1 in Minnesota and winding their way through the US wrapping its three month U.S. schedule with a September 22 show in Washington state, it was announced today by manager Gerry Tolman.

In addition CSN veterans Joe Vitale on drums, Mike Finnigan on keyboards, David Santos on bass, the band will add James Raymond on keyboards and Jeff Pevar on guitar.

"CSN's 2004 show is going to be an incredible night of music," Tolman commented. "The evening will showcase songs from Stephen Stills new solo CD and the soon to be released Crosby & Nash CD as well as gems from the group's amazing catalog of hits."

In addition to their enduring work touring and recording as "three together" -- and sometimes four, with their CSNY incarnation -- Crosby, Stills and Nash each are involved with individual endeavors. David Crosby and Graham Nash have also recorded their first duo CD in 26 years and will be released in late summer on Sanctuary Records. Stephen Stills is currently completing the final mixes on his new solo CD to be released this fall on Pyramid Music.

Throughout the tour, Graham Nash will be promoting his first photography book entitled Eye to Eye. Nash is a highly respected and honored photographer, collector, and pioneer of digital imaging. Shot between 1969 and 2003, Nash's photographs include revealing portraits of family and friends, images of life on the road, still life's and landscapes, street photographs, and a unique series of self-portraits which often shows him reflected in windows and mirrors.

The latest tour information, updates and additions can be found online at crosbystillsnash.com.

  The confirmed tour dates are as follows:


   JULY
   1 -- Prior Lake, MN -- Mystic Lake Casino
   3 -- Milwaukee, WI -- Marcus Amphitheatre
   4 -- Muskegon, MI -- Heritage Park
   6 -- Lansing, MI -- Common Ground Festival
   7 -- Rochester Hills, MI -- Meadow Brook
   9 -- Clio, MI -- Clio Area Amphitheatre
   10 -- Indianapolis, IN -- White River State Park
   12 -- Wheeling, WV -- Wheeling Island Club
   13 -- Cleveland, OH -- Tower City Amphitheatre
   15 -- Toledo, OH -- Zoo Amphitheater
   16 -- Dayton, OH -- Fraze Pavilion
   18 -- Pittsburgh, PA -- Chevrolet Amphitheatre
   19 -- Canandaigua, NY -- Finger Lakes Performing
   21 -- Shelburne, VT -- Green at Shelburne Museum
   22 -- Boston, MA -- Fleet Pavilion
   24 -- Manchester, NH -- Verizon Wireless Arena

   AUGUST
   3 -- Hyannis, MA -- Cape Cod Melody Tent
   4 -- Portland, ME -- Cumberland County Civic Center
   6 -- Wallingford, CT -- Oakdale Theatre
   7 -- Newport, RI -- Newport Folk Festival
   9 -- Holmdel, NJ -- PNC Bank Arts Center
   10 -- Bethlehem, PA -- Bethlehem Musikfest
   12 -- Wantagh, NY -- Tommy Hilfiger at Jones Beach
   13 -- Atlantic City, NJ -- Borgata Event Center
   15 -- Dover, DE -- Dover Downs Slots
   16 -- Baltimore, MD -- Pier Six Concert Pavilion
   18 -- Virginia Beach, VA -- Verizon Wireless
   19 -- Charleston, SC -- North Charleston Coliseum
   21 -- West Palm Beach, FL -- Sound Advice Amp.
   22 -- Tampa, FL -- Tampa Bay Performing
   24 -- Atlanta, GA -- Chastain Park Amphitheatre
   25 -- Antioch, TN -- Starwood Amphitheatre
   27 -- Biloxi, MS -- Beau Rivage Resort
   28 -- Marksville, LA -- Paragon Casino
   30 -- Tulsa, OK -- Expo Square Pavilion
   31 -- Wichita, KS -- Kansas Coliseum

   SEPTEMBER
   2 -- Denver, CO -- Red Rocks
   6 -- Saratoga, CA -- Mountain Winery
   7 -- Saratoga, CA -- Mountain Winery
   10 -- Las Vegas, NV -- Hard Rock
   12 -- Santa Barbara, CA -- Santa Barbara Bowl
   13 -- Temecula, CA -- Pechanga Casino
   15 -- Alpine, CA -- Viejas Casino
   16 -- Los Angeles, CA -- Greek Theatre
   18 -- Concord, CA -- Chronicle Pavilion
   19 -- Kelseyville, CA -- Konocti
   21 -- Bend, OR -- Les Scwab Amphitheatre
   22 -- Woodinville, WA -- Chateau St. Michele Winery