John Lodge has announced an exciting extension of his ongoing U.S. performances showcasing the iconic Moody Blues album Days of Future Passed throughout February and March. Joining Lodge on stage once again is the talented Yes singer Jon Davison, promising a captivating musical experience for fans. This unique concert experience features a selection of beloved Moody Blues songs as Lodge’s opening set, followed by a full performance of his group’s seminal LP, ensuring that audiences are treated to a nostalgic trip down memory lane. For a complete list of upcoming confirmed dates, see below. Tickets are currently on sale, including a limited number of exclusive VIP packages.

The tour kicks off on February 19 at the historic Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, and will include an unforgettable appearance on the Rock and Romance Cruise, departing from Fort Lauderdale on March 15. After these U.S. dates, Lodge will take his tour across the pond to the U.K. Additionally, fans can look forward to the release of Lodge’s latest EP, Love Will Conquer All, set to debut in February, which further adds to the excitement surrounding this tour.

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Accompanying Lodge on stage is the talented 10,000 Light Years Band, which features former Moody Blues touring members Alan Hewitt and Billy Ashbaugh, alongside Duffy King and Jason Charboneau. An emotional highlight of the performance includes video segments of the late Graeme Edge, the legendary drummer of the Moody Blues, reciting his poignant poetry from Days of Future Passed. This moment not only honors Edge’s legacy but also connects the audience to the deep emotional resonance of the music.

“Many of the venues we perform at were places we visited in our Moody Blues days, and my goal is to recreate that magical atmosphere for our fans,” Lodge expressed in an official statement. “While it may not be a traditional Moody Blues concert, the synergy created by Alan, Billy, Duffy, Jason, and Jon generates an incredible energy on stage, producing beautiful music that resonates with everyone present.”

The emotional tribute to Edge during the show remains particularly impactful. “When Graeme appears on screen, and I listen to his heartfelt words, it feels like I’m part of something truly special, sharing this experience with the audience,” Lodge reflected. “Being on stage with all these talented musicians, we share smiles, creating a heartfelt connection with everyone in attendance. It’s a moment that allows us to escape the daily challenges of life and indulge in the joy of music together.”

In this concert series, Davison takes on the role of lead vocals in place of the iconic Justin Hayward for classic tracks like “Nights in White Satin” and “Tuesday Afternoon.” Hayward previously mentioned to UCR that a reunion tour with Lodge as the Moody Blues is unlikely, making this tour an even more special event for fans of the legendary band.

Confirmed U.S. Tour Dates for John Lodge’s ‘Days of Future Passed’
2/19 – Port Chester, NY, Capitol Theatre
2/20 – Cary Hall, Lexington, MA
2/22 – Shubert Theater, New Haven, CT
2/23 – The Vogel, Red Bank, NJ
2/25 – Keswick Theatre, Glenside, PA
2/26 – Westbury Music Fair, Westbury, NY
2/28 – Brown County Music Center, Nashville, IL
3/1 – Genesee Theater, Waukegan, IL
3/3 – Orpheum Theatre, Sioux City, IA
3/5 – Pabst Theatre, Milwaukee, WI
3/15-22 – Rock and Romance Cruise
3/23 – The Villages, FL
3/24 – The Center of Anna Maria Island, FL

Confirmed U.K. Tour Dates for John Lodge’s ‘Days of Future Passed’
4/6 – Birmingham Town Hall
4/8 – Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester
4/9 – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
4/11 – Union Chapel, London
4/14 – St George’s, Bristol
4/15 – G Live, Guildford

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