Henry Rollins Rolls In North America

Some notable stops along the way are Largo in Los Angeles, where Rollins will perform for four nights, Trocadero in Philadelphia where he will spend a full weekend, and Plaza Live Orlando in Orlando, Fla., the site of the shooting of Christina Grimmie last Friday.

The former Plaza Live Orlando frontman doesn’t play much music these days, but he is as opinionated as ever. His website says the shows “seamlessly and humorously blend together a mix of political discourse, social commentary and personal anecdotes.”

Despite his political views Rollins does have shows in North Carolina booked, although he will no doubt have some thoughts to share on the state’s controversial “Bathroom Bill” HB2.

Prior to his North American run he is in Europe until August, and then has 21 shows in New Zealand and Australia and a pair of performances in South Africa Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. This stretch of gigs marks his most extensive touring schedule since 2012, though he has been performing infrequently here and there.

Here is the North American routing:

Oct. 6 – Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Broward Center For The Perf. Arts
Oct. 7 – Clearwater, Fla., Capitol Theatre
Oct. 8 – Orlando, Fla., Plaza Live Orlando
Oct. 9 – Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
Oct. 10 – Gainesville, Fla., Florida Theater Of Gainesville
Oct. 11 – Atlanta, Ga., Variety Playhouse
Oct. 12 – Charleston, S.C., Charleston Music Hall
Oct. 13 – Knoxville, Tenn., Bijou Theatre
Oct. 14 – Nashville, Tenn., Marathon Music Works
Oct. 15 – Asheville, N.C., The Orange Peel
Oct. 16 – Durham, N.C., Carolina Theatre
Oct. 18 – Charlotte, N.C., McGlohon Theater
Oct. 19 – Richmond, Va., The National
Oct. 20 – Norfolk, Va., The NorVa
Oct. 21 – Baltimore, Md., Baltimore Soundstage
Oct. 22 – Philadelphia, Pa., Trocadero Theatre
Oct. 23 – Philadelphia, Pa., Trocadero Theatre
Oct. 24 – Sayreville, N.J., Starland Ballroom
Oct. 25 – New York, N.Y., The Gramercy Theatre
Oct. 26 – Westbury, N.Y., The Space At Westbury
Oct. 27 – Hartford, Conn., Webster Theater
Oct. 28 – Northampton, Mass., Academy Of Music Theatre
Oct. 29 – Boston, Mass., The Wilbur
Oct. 30 – South Burlington, Vt., Higher Ground – Ballroom
Oct. 31 – Portland, Maine, Port City Music Hall
Nov. 1 – Pawtucket, R.I., The Met
Nov. 2 – Albany, N.Y., The Egg
Nov. 3 – Ithaca, N.Y., State Theatre
Nov. 5 – Toronto, Ontario, The Danforth Music Hall
Nov. 6 – Wilkes-Barre, Pa., F.M. Kirby Center For Perf. Arts
Nov. 7 – Harrisburg, Pa., Whitaker Center
Nov. 8 – Washington, DC, Lincoln Theatre
Nov. 9 – State College, Pa., State Theatre
Nov. 10 – Pittsburgh, Pa., Carnegie Lecture Hall
Nov. 11 – Cleveland, Ohio, Masonic Auditorium
Nov. 12 – Royal Oak, Mich., Royal Oak Music Theatre
Nov. 13 – Columbus, Ohio, Lincoln Theatre
Nov. 15 – Indianapolis, Ind., Egyptian Room
Nov. 16 – St. Louis, Mo., The Pageant
Nov. 17 – Madison, Wis., Barrymore Theatre
Nov. 18 – Des Moines, Iowa, Hoyt Sherman Place
Nov. 19 – Burnsville, Minn., Ames Center
Nov. 20 – Fargo, N.D., The Sanctuary
Nov. 21 – Sioux City, Iowa, Orpheum Theatre
Nov. 22 – Lincoln, Neb., Rococo Theatre
Nov. 23 – Wichita, Kan., Orpheum Theatre
Nov. 24 – Peoria, Ill., Jukebox Comedy Club
Nov. 25 – Kansas City, Mo., Uptown Theater
Nov. 26 – Springfield, Mo., Gillioz Theatre
Nov. 27 – Dallas, Texas, House Of Blues
Nov. 28 – Houston, Texas, House Of Blues
Nov. 29 – Austin, Texas, Paramount Theatre
Nov. 30 – San Antonio, Texas, The Aztec Theatre
Dec. 1 – Boulder, Colo., Boulder Theater
Dec. 2 – Tucson, Ariz., Rialto Theatre
Dec. 3 – Phoenix, Ariz., The Crescent Ballroom
Dec. 5 – Los Angeles, Calif., Largo
Dec. 6 – Los Angeles, Calif., Largo
Dec. 7 – Los Angeles, Calif., Largo
Dec. 8 – Los Angeles, Calif., Largo
Dec. 27 – San Diego, Calif., Observatory North Park
Dec. 28 – Santa Ana, Calif., The Observatory
Dec. 29 – San Francisco, Calif., Herbst Theatre
Dec. 30 – Sacramento, Calif., Crest Theatre
Jan. 1 – Portland, Ore., Revolution Hall
Jan. 2 – Seattle, Wash., The Neptune
Jan. 3 – Kelowna, British Columbia, Mary Irwin Theatre
Jan. 4 – Vancouver, British Columbia, The Vogue Theatre
Jan. 5 – Victoria, British Columbia, Alix Goolden Performance Hall
Jan. 6 – Edmonton, Alberta, Myer Horowitz Theatre
Jan. 7 – Calgary, Alberta, Jack Singer Concert Hall
Jan. 8 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Broadway Theatre 

Tickets to some of the shows are already on sale now and the rest will be available June 16 at 10 a.m. EDT. Head over to HenryRollins.com for the full lowdown on the upcoming trek.