What happens when a guitar legend refuses to let a farewell stay final? Peter Frampton’s “Let’s Do It Again Tour” adds nine new fall dates, proving that sometimes the most meaningful encores happen after the supposed curtain call. These Southeast and Texas shows represent more than tour extensions—they’re victory laps for an artist who transformed a health diagnosis into a celebration of resilience.
The new leg kicks off October 17 at New Orleans’ Saenger Theatre, winding through Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida before concluding November 2 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. Each venue represents a carefully chosen stop where Frampton’s legendary live sound can shine—from San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre to Memphis’ historic Orpheum.
Tour Details That Matter
• Ticket Timeline: Presale access July 16 at 10 a.m. local time; general sale July 18
• Geographic Focus: Southeast corridor plus Texas triangle markets
• Venue Selection: Mid-size theaters and performing arts centers (2,000-5,000 capacity)
• Pricing Structure: Tickets start at $49.50, with premium seats up to $149.50; VIP packages available (pricing varies by venue)
• Tour Context: Extension of ongoing “gratitude tour” series following 2024 Hall of Fame induction
Remember when Frampton announced his farewell tour in 2019 after his inclusion-body myositis diagnosis? That progressive muscle disorder was supposed to end his touring career. Instead, his 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction sparked renewed energy and fan demand that couldn’t be ignored. The tour extension reflects Frampton’s continued commitment to connecting with fans, proving he’s one of the rock legends still standing.
Fan reaction has been overwhelmingly positive, with supporters expressing gratitude for additional opportunities to see the guitar legend perform. The venue selection reflects Frampton’s current priorities—intimate settings where every guitar note and talk-box effect can resonate clearly, rather than the massive arenas that defined his “Frampton Comes Alive!” era. These theaters, with their superior acoustics and sightlines, create the perfect environment to honor one of the greatest guitarists alive today.
The timing coincides with renewed interest in classic rock touring, as artists like Ozzy Osbourne and Elton John navigate their health challenges while maintaining a connection with fans. Unlike some contemporaries who’ve scaled back dramatically, Frampton’s approach emphasizes quality over quantity—fewer dates, better venues, more meaningful performances.
Why These Shows Matter
Your chance to witness the architect of “Frampton Comes Alive!” grows rarer with each passing year. These aren’t nostalgic cash grabs—they’re testament to an artist who revolutionized the talk-box effect and defined arena rock’s emotional peak. Frampton’s current performances carry extra weight, each note more precious for its uncertain future.
Tickets go live July 18 through official channels, with presale access beginning July 16. For classic rock fans, these dates offer something increasingly rare: witnessing living history while it’s still being made. Given Frampton’s health considerations, these shows represent not just entertainment, but cultural preservation—the final chapter of a career that bridged the gap between blues tradition and arena rock innovation.
