Boz Scaggs, the 82-year-old Grammy winner, is set to embark on his 'Rhythm Review Tour' across North America this September and October. The tour includes 16 concerts, with tickets currently available for all dates.
The lowest-priced tickets found for any show on the tour are $65, including fees, for the performance in Rohnert Park, California. Other shows have ticket prices starting between $72 and $237, including fees. A promotional code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Scaggs' tour will make stops in California, including Redding on Sept. 11, Rohnert Park on Sept. 18, and San Francisco on Sept. 23. Prior to this North American leg, Scaggs performed in Japan, where a recent concert in Tokyo featured a 17-song setlist including hits like "Lowdown," "We’re All Alone," "Breakdown Dead Ahead," "Jojo," and "Lido Shuffle."
Reviews of Scaggs' recent U.S. shows, such as a November 2025 concert, highlighted the 'Rhythm Review Tour' leaning heavily into blues roots. Critics noted extended jams, tributes to blues icons like Bobby 'Blue' Bland, and showcases for his band. The performances blended Scaggs' vocals with blues riffs, creating an energetic atmosphere that made the genre accessible and enjoyable for audiences.
Scaggs released his 20th studio album, "Detour," on Oct. 17, 2025. The 11-track album features a mix of sentimental and jazzy tunes, with highlights including "Angel Eyes," "Once I Loved," "The Very Thought Of You," "Detour Ahead," and "I Could Have Told You."
Scaggs is part of a generation of classic rock artists from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s who continue to tour. Other notable artists from this era still performing include Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band, Robert Plant, Jackson Browne, John Fogerty with Steve Winwood, and The Doobie Brothers.