A new Independence Day movie is coming to theaters soon, a Clinton is running for president, and Fuller House is setting the TV world on fire. ‘90s nostalgia is the name of the game these days, and Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell is taking advantage of that by announcing a massive world tour that goes from Iceland to Canada, hitting pretty much everywhere in between (including the United States, even though it’s not really between the two). Also, we’re aware that Chris Cornell has had a consistent career even outside of the ‘90s, but there are only so many ways to introduce tour dates. It was either that or talk about how he recorded a song for a cartoon about bugs.
Chris Cornell 2016 World Tour
March 23—Harpa Eldborg Hall—Reykjavik, Iceland
March 26—Koncerthuset—Copenhagen, Denmark
March 28—Findlania House—Helsinki, Finland
March 30—Konserthuset—Stockholm, Sweden
March 31—Folketeateret—Oslo, Norway
April 2—Laeszhalle—Hamburg, Germany
April 3—Mussikens Hus—Aalborg, Denmark
April 5—Koncerhuset—Copenhagen, Denmark
April 7—Zermatt Unplugged—Zermatt, Switzerland
April 9—Tivoli—Utrecht, Netherlands
April 10—Bourlaschouwburg—Antwerp, Belgium
April 12—Konzerthaus—Vienna, Austria
April 14—Linsinski Hall—Zagreb, Croatia
April 15—Teatro Rossetti—Trieste, Italy
April 18—Auditorium Parco Della Musica—Rome, Italy
April 19—Teatro Degli Arcimboldi—Milan, Italy
April 21—Suite Festival—Barcelona, Spain
April 22—Le Trianon—Paris, France
April 24—Ulster Hall—Belfast, United Kingdom
April 25—Olympia Theatre—Dublin, Ireland
April 27—Bridgewater Hall—Manchester, UK
April 29—Glasgow Royal Concert Hall—Glasgow, UK
April 30—Colston Hall—Bristol, UK
May 2—Birmingham Symphony Hall—Birmingham, UK
May 3—Royal Albert Hall—London, UK
May 6—Mann Auditorium—Tel Aviv, Israel
May 7—Amphitheatre—Caesarea, Israel
May 10—Roman Theatre—Plovidv, Bulgaria
June 16—Ruth Eckerd Hall—Clearwater, FL
June 17—Florida Theatre—Jacksonville, FL
June 19—North Charleston Performing Arts Center—Charleston, SC
June 20—Belk Theater—Charlotte, NC
June 22—Carpenter Theater—Richmond, VA
June 23—Hippodrome—Baltimore, MD
June 25—Capitol Theatre—Port Chester, NY
June 26—Palace Theater—Waterbury, NY
June 28—Hanover Theatre—Worcester, MA
June 29—Bergen Performing Arts Center—Englewood, NJ
July 1—The Palace Theatre—Albany, NY
July 2—Devos Performance Hall—Grand Rapids, MI
July 3—Ravinia Festival—Highland Park, IL
July 5—Overture Hall—Madison, WI
July 6—Louisville Palace—Louisville, KY
July 8—Taft Theatre—Cincinnati, OH
July 9—Murat Theatre—Indianapolis, IN
July 11—Peoria Civic Centre—Peoria, IL
July 12—Adler Theatre—Davenport, IA
July 14—Orpheum Theatre—Sioux City, IA
July 17—Silva Concert Hall—Eugene, OR
July 18—Capitol Theatre—Yakima, WA
July 20—Martin Woldson Theater—Spokane, WA
July 21—Royal Theatre—Victoria, British Columbia
July 23—Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium—Edmonton, Alberta
July 24—Jack Singer Concert Hall—Calgary, Alberta
July 26—Conexus Arts Center—Regina, Saskatchewan
July 27—Centennial Concert Hall—Winnipeg, Manitoba