Tom Jones Adds 2018 Tour Dates

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When Tom Jones announced last year that he was rescheduling his tour dates while he underwent hip surgery, some may have wondered if he’d ever make those dates up. Not only did the Welsh wonder make good on the rescheduling, he’s now added a slew of new dates. Scroll below for the full list and ticket links.

Papa’s gotta brand new hip, yeah! #TheVoiceUK pic.twitter.com/tb278gJwX8

— Tom Jones (@RealSirTomJones) October 12, 2017

Tom Jones 2018 Tour Dates (Tickets are available here; if not available, try here)

May 01 – Bardavon Opera House – Poughkepsie, NY
May 02 – Sands Bethlehem Event Center – Bethlehem, PA
May 04 – Bergen PAC – Englewood, NJ
May 05 – Foxwoods Resort Casino – Mashantucket, CT
May 06 – MGM National Harbor – Oxon Hill, MD
May 09 – Hippodrome Theatre – Baltimore, MD
May 11 – Detroit Opera House – Detroit, MI
May 12-13 – House of Blues Chicago – Chicago, IL
May 16 – Smart Financial Centre – Sugar Land, TX
May 17 – Majestic Theatre – San Antonio, TX
May 19 – River Spirit Casino – Tulsa, OK
May 21 – Pavilion at the Music Factory – Irving, TX
May 24 – Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, CA
May 25 – Fantasy Springs Resort Casino – Indio, CA
May 26 – Santa Barbara Bowl – Santa Barbara, CA
May 29 – Masonic Auditorium – San Francisco, CA
May 30 – Mountain Winery – Saratoga, CA
Jun 01 – Paramount Theatre – Seattle, WA
Jun 02 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre – Vancouver, BC
Jun 21-22 – Hampton Court Palace – Kingston Upon Thames, UK
Jun 24 – Festival Jardins Pedralbes – Barcelona, Spain
Jun 26 – Steinbruch, St Margarethen Vienna, Austria
Jun 28 – Kunst Rasen – Bonn, Germany
Jun 30 – DR Concert Hall – Copenhagen, Denmark
Jul 01 – Dalhalla – Rättvik, Sweden
Jul 03 – Gent Jazz Festival – Belgium
Jul 04 – Old Royal Naval College – Greenwich, UK
Jul 06 – Euston Park – Thetford, UK
Jul 08 – Englefield House – Reading, UK
Jul 12 – Ragley Hall – Alcester, UK
Jul 13 – Alnwick Castle – Alnwick, UK
Jul 15 – Powderham Castle – Exeter, U.K.
Jul 18 – Stansted Park – Chichester, UK
Jul 19 – Chester Racecourse – Chester, U.K.
Jul 21 – Emsland Arena – Lingen, Germany
Jul 22 – Belvoir Castle – Grantham, UK
Jul 25 – Down by the Laituri – Turku, Finland
Jul 27 – York Racecourse – York, UK
Jul 28 – Monte Carlo Sporting Summer Festival – Monaco
Aug 01 – Zelt-Musik Festival – Freiburg, Germany
Aug 04 – Schloss Schwetzingen Schlossgarten – Schwetzingen, Germany
Aug 06 – Princes Street Gardens – Edinburgh, UK
Aug 09 – Margherita di Pula – Sardinia, Italy
Aug 11 – Smukfest – Skanderborg, Denmark

On Sept. 5, Jones thanked his fans for all the well wishes.

A little note from Sir Tom….. pic.twitter.com/u4M2GL3uVc

— Tom Jones (@RealSirTomJones) September 5, 2017

As Best Classic Bands wrote in our review last year: “To see Tom Jones in concert [now] is a very different experience than it was in his Vegas days. He falls into the category of senior citizen artists who have aged gracefully (think Tony Bennett), content to let the music drive the show.”

Jones, who turns 78 on June 1, has had 19 Top 40 singles in the U.S. and sold some 100 million records worldwide. He broke through in the U.S. when “It’s Not Unusual” went Top 10. He also scored hits with the themes for the films What’s New Pussycat? (written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David) and Thunderball. He went on to win the 1966 Grammy Award for Best New Artist.

Watch Jones perform “It’s Not Unusual” on The Ed Sullivan Show…

His many hits include “She’s A Lady,” “Green, Green Grass of Home” and “Delilah.” Jones hosted a variety show, This Is Tom Jones, that aired on ABC-TV from 1969 to 1971 and featured some of the biggest guests in classic rock. Though his presence on the U.S. pop charts faded by the 1980s, he continued to place songs in the American country charts throughout that decade. In recent decades he has continued to win new and younger listeners with his recordings of songs like Prince’s “Kiss” and Talking Heads’ “Burning Down the House,” as well as his own co-written tune “Sex Bomb” and albums produced by Wyclef Jean and Jack White. He was Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2006.

Watch TJ sing “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” in 2018