Mike Campbell, who is best known as the lead guitarist of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and co-author of some of the group’s biggest songs, has confirmed a round of fall dates with his band The Dirty Knobs. The musicians are currently touring in support of their fourth album, Mission of Mercy, which was released on June 12. Their Nnew dates include stops at New York’s Town Hall, Washington, DC’s Warner Theatre and New Orleans’ Joy Theatre, among other locations. As previously reported, the musicians will also appear at Nashville’s AmericanaFest as well as Farm Aid in Virginia Beach this September 

“Well, you won’t hear us doing any disco or any jazz or hip-hop,” Campbell said in a recent site interview.  “We appreciate all those other things, but we’re a rock-and-roll band, basically, and we’re a song-oriented band. When I write songs, I draw from the things that inspired me back when I was a kid, like The Beatles, The Beach Boys, the Stones. Those are the things that come out in the songs in different ways.”

The Dirty Knobs have a number of July concerts on the books as well and Campbell will perform with The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Atlanta Symphony Hall on September 12. Campbell, who has worked with Chris Stapleton in the studio and on the road in the past, and the rest of The Dirty Knobs will also support the country star at Bristow, VA’s Jiffy Lube Live on October 2.

Campbell’s best-selling memoir, Heartbreaker, came out in paperback on May 5.

Here’s a look at Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs’ upcoming dates 

July 7—Minneapolis, MN—Pantages Theatre

July 9—Chicago, IL—The Vic Theatre

July 11—Northfield, OH—MGM Northfield Park Center Stage

July 12—Pontiac, MI—Flagstar Strand Theatre

July 15—Nashville, IN—Brown County Music Center

July 17—New Buffalo, MI—Four Winds

July 18—Pittsburgh, PA—Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall

July 21—Glenside, PA—Keswick Theatre

July 23—Waterville, ME—Waterville Opera House

July 24—Portsmouth, NH—The Music Hall

September 12—Atlanta, GA—Atlanta Symphony Hall (*)

September 13—Wilmington, NC—Wilson Center

September 15-19—Nashville, TN—AmericanaFest

September 20—St. Louis, MO—The Factory

September 22—Washington, DC—Warner Theatre

September 24—Beverly, MA—The Cabot

September 25—Wilmington, DE—Grand Opera House

September 26—Virginia Beach, VA—Farm Aid

September 30—New York, NY—Town Hall

October 2—Bristow, VA—Jiffy Lube Live(†)

October 3—Durham, NC—The Carolina Theater

October 6—New Orleans, LA—Joy Theatre

October 9—Montgomery, AL—Montgomery Performing Arts Centre

October 10—Memphis, TN—Mempho Music Festival

(*)Mike Campbell & The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

(†)with Chris Stapleton