Paul Simon announces exciting tour after retirement
- Paul Simon will commence his North American tour in April 2025, promising a new live music experience for fans.
- His return follows successful collaboration with Stanford University addressing his severe hearing loss.
- The 'A Quiet Celebration Tour' aims to re-engage audiences and celebrate Simon's enduring music legacy.
In a remarkable turn of events within the music industry, legendary musician Paul Simon, aged 83, has made headlines by officially announcing his return to live performances after years of relative silence. Following a period of uncertainty caused by severe hearing loss, Simon collaborated with the Stanford Initiative to Cure Hearing Loss for a solution that allowed him to create a viable plan for future performances. This announcement was reinforced after Simon's recent appearance on Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary special, where he captivated audiences alongside fellow artist Sabrina Carpenter, performing a duet of 'Homeward Bound'. The tour, titled 'A Quiet Celebration Tour', is set to kick off in April 2025 across North America and includes performances featuring selections from his latest album, 'Seven Psalms', as well as notable hits from his vast catalog. Paul Simon’s upcoming concerts will feature a talented band, creating excitement amongst fans old and new. The artist is expected to connect with his audience while navigating his recently acquired challenges. With a ticket pre-sale beginning February 20, 2025, and a public on-sale following soon after, fans are eagerly preparing for what promises to be a memorable musical experience.