Tori Amos has commenced the North American leg of her "In Times of Dragons Tour," which began on July 7 in Palm Beach, Florida. The tour supports her 18th studio album of the same name, released on May 1.
Amos kicked off the tour with a performance at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, where she played 14 songs. According to Set List FM, the setlist included popular tracks such as "Winter" and "Crucify" from her 1992 album "Little Earthquakes," alongside "Pretty Good Year," "Little Amsterdam," and "Bliss." The concert also featured a song from the new album, "In Times of Dragons."
The "In Times of Dragons Tour" is scheduled to run through early September, with dates across the U.S. The tour includes performances at venues such as theaters, music halls, opera houses, and performing arts centers. Four stops are planned in New York: July 24 and 25 at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, August 3 at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse, and August 4 at the Artpark Mainstage Theater in Lewiston.
Fans can find tickets for various tour dates, with prices varying by location. As of publication, some tickets were available for as low as $25 including fees, while seats for her New York City shows at the Beacon Theatre started at $180 including fees. A discount code, NYPOST10, is available for $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Amos expressed her anticipation for the tour on Instagram, stating, "We are so looking forward to seeing everybody out there and making new friends and greeting old ones. Let’s get this show on the road. Buckle up Girls."
The "In Times of Dragons" Album
Released on May 1, "In Times of Dragons" is a 17-track, 76-minute album. It has been described as featuring "crashing piano chords, raw yet melodic vocals and haunting instrumentation." Standout tracks mentioned include the opening song "Shush," the title track "In Times of Dragons," "Provincetown," "St. Teresa," "Fanny Faudrey," "Veins," "Strawberry Moon," "Pyrite," and the particularly noted "Song of Sorrow."
Support and Other Tours
Indie rocker Bartees Strange, 37, is joining Amos as a special guest for all shows on the tour. He is known for his distinctive sound, featured in tracks like "Big Glow," "Boomer," and "Sober."
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