Ty Segall Announces Solo Acoustic Tour Dates

July 12, 2022

Photo Credit: Denee Segall

Ty Segall has shared a set of November tour dates to complement his highly anticipated forthcoming studio album, Hi, Hello, which is due out on July 22 via Drag City. The album is predominantly comprised of acoustic instrumentation, which will carry over to live performances during the artist’s newly announced tour.

Segall’s latest tour announcement will begin on Nov. 2 at August Hall in San Francisco. Followed by a one-night stand at Portland, Ore.’s Wonder Ballroom on Nov. 4. The next evening, the musician will trek up to Seattle for a gig at Neumos before taking a few days off the road.

The tour will resume on Nov. 10 in Minneapolis, when Segall performs at Fine Line. He’ll stay regionally located in the midwest for his next two tour stops, with concerts on Nov. 11 at Thalia Hall in Chicago and Nov. 12 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Detroit.

The Laguna Beach, Calif.-native will bring his signature sound to Club Cafe in Pittsburgh on Nov. 13, before descending upon Brooklyn, N.Y.’s Music Hall of Williamsburg on Nov. 15. Segall will hop back to Pennsylvania next, for a gig in The City of Brotherly Love at Johnny Brenda’s on Nov. 16.

The tour will begin to come to a close in the southern region of the United States with a Nov. 18 performance at The Grey Eagle in Asheville, N.C. The next night, he’ll play at Atlanta’s Terminal West, prior to the tour ender at Austin, Texas’ Hotel Vegas Patio on Nov. 21.

Tickets for Segall’s solo acoustic dates go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. For more information, visit ty-segall.com.

Learn more about Segall’s forthcoming LP, Hi, Hello, and preview the single “Saturday Pt. 2” here.

Ty Segall 2022 Solo Acoustic Tour Dates:

Nov. 2 –August Hall – San Francisco

Nov. 4 – Wonder Ballroom – Portland, Ore.

Nov. 5 – Neumos – Seattle

Nov. 10 – Fine Line – Minneapolis

Nov. 11 – Thalia Hall – Chicago

Nov. 12 – Museum of Contemporary Art – Detroit

Nov. 13 – Club Cafe – Pittsburgh

Nov. 15 – Music Hall of Williamsburg – Brooklyn, N.Y.

Nov. 16 – Johnny Brenda’s – Philadelphia